Garner deal a peep into her Los Angeles home , and between the woodsy accents and the all - cover cozy atm , we ca n’t get enough .
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Just when we suppose we know everything about Jennifer Garner , she surprise us with yet another skill . She ’s an player , she ’s a mom , she ’s the legion of her ownPretend Cooking Show , and she’soffering fitness inspirationto her 17 million Instagram following , just to name a few of her many accomplishment . Now , Garner ’s prove that she ’s got some seriously salutary design taste , too . Jennifer Garner break the man a peep into herfarmhouse - inspiredCalifornia home in the October 2024 exit of Architectural Digest , which she also appears on the cover of , and if you ’re anything like us , you ’re absolutely drooling over the woodsy details and cozy standard atmosphere .
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revolutionize by her childhood in West Virginia , Garner ’s custom - built home , which she share with her three children , feels like it belongs on acres of sprawling farmland rather than the hills of Los Angeles . Over the course of five long time , Garner — with the assistance of a squad of pros — curated a house that encourages a more knowing , slower room of living , and the caution that get into creating this family home is clear in every photo .
There ’s raft to take account about Garner ’s domicile — and plenty to get out inspiration from for your own space . take on for our favorite parts ofGarner ’s AD house tour feature .
1. A Moody Blue Color Scheme
Garner ’s menage has an constitutional colour system with pappa of brass and leather , which we have it off . But it ’s the accent color we ’re conk over — amoody blue - gray . The colour is used in many rooms throughout the home , like in the upholstery on living room chairs and the duvet in the primary bedchamber , but the moody blue colour is put on total display in Garner ’s library .
The library , designed to be a spot to lallygag and read or take in a movie , is douse in the naughty - gray color ( Farrow & Ball ’s Stiffkey Blue , per advert ) . In fact , the space is center on around this specific colour , with the build up - in bookcases , sectional sofa , curtains , and cap all in the moody hue . ( We love a goodcolor - drenchingmoment . ) While color variant is introduced into the quad via the books on the shelves and gold sconces on the bulwark , we would n’t beware if everything in the way was that beautiful , deep down color .
2. Intentional Small Spaces
One invention element anyone can appreciate is Garner ’s intentional use of small spaces . For example , she turned an unused closet under the step into a Harry Potter - esque office for her boy , complete with starry wallpaper and a built - in desk . She also made dependable use of goods and services of her stair landing by turning it into a report space for her children . Plus , she make acozy reading nookwith bookcase and a small bed in a obscure corner on the landing .
3. Bold Window Features
The Garner home ’s warm and airy feeling can be impute in big part to the teemingness of windows that flood the home with natural light . Garner ’s living room featuresCrittall - style windowsthat span the total wall and open up to the backyard dining sphere — talk about languid . The windows continue into the kitchen and capable to a serene backyard pond .
Anotherwindow featurewe love about Garner ’s home is the surprisal addition of varnished glass dot throughout the house . Because Garner ’s family is decorated in a fairly neutral color pallet , the stained glass windows bestow a welcome daddy of vividness . The windows also have whimsical designs like the former oak tree in the windowpane in the secret indication corner .
4. Built-In Bunks
Garner ’s slumber party and recreation room has us dreaming of recreate puerility sleepover . The room house a sectional sofa , a TV sieve , and the stars of the show — fourbuilt - in bunk beds . The two circle of bunks , which are connect by a wooden staircase , are outfitted with sconces and single curtains for each bed . The room and bunk are decorated in neutral with dada of the said moody blue - gray colour . Aside from the build - in bunks , theroom is stocked with gamesand cozy pillow and blankets that Garner ’s kid and their friends can delight all night long .
5. A Miniature Orchard
One of the dreamiest element of Garner ’s home is her miniature orchard . Rows of yield Tree ranging from cherry red toapple treesare nestled in her front curtilage , and just of all , the trees are all fed by a gray water system , which reuses and filters water collect from Garner ’s washing motorcar , dishwasher , and shower . Not only is Garner acquire her own green goods in her luxuriant orchard , but she ’s grow it in an eco - favorable fashion .
6. Barn-Inspired Touches
In her interview with AD , Garner says she wanted her family to sense like an “ old farmhouse next to an old barn . ” To create this feeling , farmhouse- and barn - inspired touches are used throughout the home . Take the primary bathroom , which has avaulted ceilingwith a triangular b window . Not only does the window flood the bathroom with innate luminosity , but it also look arresting from the exterior .
Another intentional farmhouse feature in Garner ’s home are plenty of exposed wooden beam of light . From the living room and kitchen to the bathroom , the use of weak wood beam do the home finger cohesive and gives a countrified touch to the retirement - like home .
7. A Kitchen Fireplace
Whilebeautiful stone fireplacesdon’t fit into the kitchens of most homes , we are love the fact that Garner included one in her aspiration kitchen design . fix next to a table and chairs , the Harlan Stone open fireplace add together textural variety to a near all - wood kitchen . It also brings warmth and more of that peculiar farmhouse - esque warmth that occupy Garner ’s abode .
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you may see more pic of Jennifer Garner ’s home and read the full account , have in the magazine publisher ’s October issue , on the AD website .
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