My Highland, Utah House – Sources

I get so many questions about all the finishes and furnishings in our Highland, Utah home so I’m finally sharing the details here! In this post I will list all the information that I have on the home. Many of the furnishings are no longer available but when I can link a source for something similar I will share that info or another option at the bottom of the post.

The Story Behind the Home

We purchased the home from Rachel and Drew Parcell in July of 2016. Rachel is a fashion blogger and I had started following her on Instagram just before we bought the house. When I first saw one of her posts showing her house, I had thought it was a house I had seen in another Utah neighborhood years before called Stonegate. I even had pictures in my phone of this other home and didn’t realize they were different until I compared the photos.

The original house that the Highland house was inspired by was designed by designer Desiree Ashworth and has been featured in many magazines and blog posts. Drews parents used to live next door to the Stonegate house (so I hear) and they drew their inspiration for this home from the original french country style home. There are many of the same finishes and designs in the home and some very different, but both homes are stunning. We love that we were able to purchase the home from the Parcells. It was actually Rachel that inspired me to start blogging and she was very supportive. She warned me how much work it was and boy was she right!! I had no idea what I was getting myself into.  She was the first person to see my blog before it was published in July of 2018. I’ve loved blogging and sharing all things “home” here and on Instagram but it is a lot of time and work. Overall though, I’ve loved the people I’ve met and the friends I’ve made and I’ve learned A LOT over the past two years!

Rachels husband Drew built the home and he built their current home after selling this one to us. We have loved living in Utah part time as it allows us to see our children more often as they have all lived there off and on while in college. We live just outside of Seattle the rest of the time.

Paint Sources:

My most asked question about the house is what color is the walls and white cabinets and trim!

Wall Color: Benjamin Moore Ashwood

Trim and Cabinets: White Dove

Exterior:

The home is 100% limestone from Texas. I do not know the trim color of the house but if and when I find out, I’ll update it here.

The front doors are painted with a glazed finish. I do not have the source of the doors but I know they are from a door company in Utah.

Windows:

The windows are wood clad windows and the paint color is custom. The window contractor told me they are from Windsor Windows out of Des Moines, Iowa and they made up a name for the blue window color- Windsor Blue Green. It’s a powder coat paint finish. Window Contractor is John Valdez @johnvaldez on Instagram www.epicwd.com

Fireplaces:

Fire Places: Stone Mountain Castings and Design www.stonemt.net

Flooring

Engineered Walnut floors. The type I have is no longer being made.

Living Room:

French Country style chandelier is linked here:

Master Bathroom

Calcutta Marble Tile

Counters: Marble (not sure what type)

Shower: Marble Tile

Kitchen

Island and Counters: Carrara Marble

Island size  is 96″ x 128″

Backsplash: Cararra Marble Tile 3″ x 10″

Barstools are Restoration Hardware

Dining Room

Lighting: Hanging Pendant Lights are from Restoration Hardware but as far as I know they have been discontinued.

Dining Table is from Restoration Hardware. I’ll link other similar options below.

Dining Chairs: Restoration Hardware

Dining Chairs linked below.

Bedrooms

We have 6 bedrooms. I’ve named them by color!

Master Bedroom

The wallpaper is grass cloth and the walls are Benjamin Moore Ashwood. Trim is White Dove. The carpet is wool and I’m not sure of the name or brand. To see more details on the Master Bedroom click here:

The Blue Room

The Blue Room has wall paper in it that was put in by the previous owners. I had the source at one point but last I checked it had been discontinued. For more details on the Blue Room Room click here.

The Blue Room and The Gray Room have a jack and jill bathroom between them. Here are some photos of that room. Wall color is Benjamin Moore Ashwood and trim is White Dove.

The Gray Room

The paint colors are the same as noted above and are the same throughout the house. BM Ashwood and White Dove is the trim. To see more details on this room click here to see the Gray Room

There is also the Pink Room which I haven’t taken any photos in yet and the Black Room which I haven’t shown yet either.

You may also like these other Home Tour Posts:

Fall Home Tour Highland House 2019

Christmas Home Tour 2018

Transitional + French Country Master Bedroom

As I find out more details of the house I’ll update this post. Here are some of the most requested sources that I can link below.

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Transitional + French Country Master Bedroom

Every Spring I like to do a little update to our master bedroom so I set out to create a transitional + french country master bedroom vibe. I love the new updates to our bedroom in the Highland house and how simple it was to give it a fresh look. The main color in the bedroom before was a sea salt blue and I wanted to change it to more of a french blue color.

Here is the before:

Here is the after:

I wanted a rug that was a little bigger. This size is a 9′ x 13′ which is the perfect size for my master bedroom.

Boutique Rug: Devine Area Rug 9′ x 13″

Use my code HOLLYJ55 for site wide 55% off plus another 5% for a total of 60% off!

The Rug

An area rug can make a big statement and transform a room. It adds color and texture and instantly warms up any space. The standard rug for placing a rug under the bed is three feet from the end of the bed. Depending on the size and shape of your bedroom, you can place the rug vertically or horizontally but I prefer horizontal with the shape of my room.

I love the quality and thickness of the rug. This is my first time using a Boutique Rug and I’m so impressed with the quality and price. This is an over-sized rug which is usually a lot more expensive but this was priced extremely well.

Update Your Bedding

Another inexpensive way to update and refresh any bedroom is to update the bedding. I have collected a lot of bedding over time and I reuse the bedding for different rooms in my home. The only thing I bought that was new was the blue blanket at the end of the bed. I had purchased this awhile ago and had never used it. When I pulled it out of the linen closet, I found that it matched the new rug perfectly.

I decided to keep the rest of the bedding neutral by using an ivory colored blanket I had bought  last season that is reversible. I flipped it over to the ivory side and added a second ivory blanket underneath it that had a ruffled edge. You can see in my above, before photo, how I used the ivory blanket at the end of the bed in last years decor.

I changed out my darker throw blanket with this beautiful knitted throw and swapped out all the throw pillows too. The euro shams match the top blanket and the pillow shams match the ruffled under blanket which were a Homegoods find.

Update Accessories and Flowers

To freshen up the room, I added new spring faux flowers in a vases and added some new books and candles. I like to keep it simple in my room and I don’t like a lot of clutter. I think of it as less items I have to dust!

New Artwork

I had purchased this artwork awhile back for my room and finally convinced my husband to help me hang it up! It’s a lot larger than what I had there before and I like the bright and bold colors. I’m not sure it goes with the new colors and bedding but I don’t dare tell my husband that now! It might be staying up for awhile until I can ask him to change it back to the old artwork.

Rearrange Your Furniture 

Another way to refresh, repurpose, and reuse your existing furniture is to rearrange it! I swapped spaces with the french blue chair and the chaise lounge chair to change it up.

I also swapped the light and added a little pouffe!

Freshening up your room every springtime with these simple changes and is an affordable way to make your room feel fresh and new. I usually do a deep cleaning of my room during this time of year too. I shared that in the post here: Refreshing My Master Bedroom for Spring.

I love the reflection of the bed in the mirror!

I’m still undecided if I should hang the mirror of leave it.

The pattern on the rug is so beautiful!

Thanks so much for stopping by! I hope you enjoyed reading this post! Please feel free to subscribe to my blog so you don’t miss any of my posts!

XOXO,

Sources:

Pompom Quilt/Shams: Ballard Designs

The nightstands and dresser were discontinued a few years ago, so sorry!

Boutique Rug: Devine Area Rug 9′ x 13″

Use my code HOLLYJ55 for site wide 55% off plus another 5% for a total of 60% off!

The bench is discontinued but I’ve linked a similar one below.

The chaise lounge chair fabric is Nobletex Platinum. Chair linked below.

Here’s another option for a chair.

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