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Architecture firm The Ranch Mine, have recently completed a new house next to a canal in Phoenix, Arizona, that’s been inspired by the forms of the missions in southern Arizona.
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The house, with a white and sandy colored brick exterior, features a rusted, corrugated metal roof and black frames around the windows and wood doors.
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Inside the house, a large vaulted, tongue and groove hemlock ceiling stands out from the white walls, while the open and spacious room is home to the living room, dining area and kitchen.
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Off to one side of the main living area are sliding doors that open up to a courtyard set up for outdoor dining.
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Back inside, the dining area is perfectly positioned in front of the kitchen island and has a view of the rusted steel clad hood that draws your eye up to the ceiling. The kitchen has super durable Dekton countertops, hand-made Fireclay ceramic tiles in a herringbone pattern, and a copper farmhouse sink.
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The other side of the great room opens up to a central courtyard with an outdoor lounge area anchored by a rusted steel clad outdoor fireplace, that separates the living wing of the house from the sleeping wing.
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In the master bedroom, wood window frames, furniture and door frames add warmth to the room, while exposed aggregated concrete floors add texture.
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The master bathroom contains an open shower with built-in shelving, a freestanding tub and the wood vanity cabinetry echoes the vaulted ceiling of the great room.
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Here’s a look at another bathroom in the home. This bathroom has a small window with a wood frame that ties in with the wood cabinetry of the vanity.