The Jenni Kayne Farmhouse: Bedrooms Reveal
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The Jenni Kayne Farmhouse: Bedrooms Reveal
July 22, 2024
The Farmhouse was designed to serve as a respite from everyday life, so when it came time to design the bedrooms we had one notion in mind: to create dreamlike escapes that felt anything but ordinary. Across the four bedrooms, we were focused on creating a notion of streamlined serenity by grounding in each room in a specific palette—the finished product is bedroom perfection.
The Process
Jenni’s vision for the Farmhouse bedrooms came from one of her go-to sources of inspiration: Belgian design.
Working with the mantra of less-is-more, the team focused on designing simple and serene bedroom scenes that were each grounded in their own unique color palettes. The result? Four distinct spaces that feel effortlessly dreamlike.
Working within the tonal take is Portola Paints’ Roman Clay, as well as antique light fixtures and finished additions by Sun Valley Bronze. WOVN Home window treatments bring in a final touch that ensures every night’s sleep is as restful and restorative as can be.
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The Details
One of the main ways our team achieved the tonal look in each room was through the custom coverlets that we designed. Meant to match the upholstery of each bed, as well as our Dusk Bedding, the coverlets ground each room in a specific color story that makes you feel as if you’re in another world.
Another custom feature of each room? The beds. We resized and reimagined our two best-selling beds—the Pacific and Cove—to bring a playful touch to the design. One of our favorite additions is the twin-sized Cove Bed in the guest bedroom.
The bedrooms also feature exclusive art from Galerie Provenance’s personal collection—pieces that were painted by her late grandfather, Benjamin Abramowitz.
We of course couldn’t design the Farmhouse without adding in more Jenni Kayne bedroom classics. From the Runyon Hutch, Sur Side Table, and Palms Nightstands to the Cedar Stump, Droplet Alabaster Table Lamps, and Lodge Rug, there isn’t a detail we missed.
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Working with the mantra of less-is-more, the team focused on designing simple and serene bedroom scenes that were each grounded in their own unique color palettes.
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Photos by Michael Clifford