Mood Board Projects
Where Modern Farmhouse Meets Hamptons Elegance | The Orchard Project Mood Board Journey
Interior Design: Sally Louise Interiors
Style Sourcebook Profile: Sally Louise Interiors
Build: Martex Built
Kitchen Joinery: Grandview Kitchens
Photography: Maxwell Chew - Media Agent
Step through arched doorways of this Hamptons-modern farmhouse and you’ll find elegant marble, soft greenery, and a herringbone floor that invites you in. Designed by Sally Louise Interiors and built by Martex Built, let’s watch the Orchard Project come to life through our Style Sourcebook mood boards, uniquely designed from a brief to keep the home classic with a traditional feel.
If a kitchen mood board could pour coffee and cue a playlist, this would be the one. The kitchen is the heart of the home, which is full of character and holds an integrated coffee station that becomes a nook for slow mornings and a touch of daily indulgence. The cohesive arched details soften the space, from the arched glass-fronted cupboards to the sculptural alcove shelving and a graceful arched walkthrough that opens up the room.
White walls provide a crisp backdrop for Lavistone porcelain benchtops, while Polytec Coastal Oak shelving brings warmth and texture. The herringbone-style floor in a warm tone grounds the space, adding depth to the minimalistic style. Styled simply with greenery and paired with Coco Republic Cooper Bar Stools, the kitchen feels elegant, complementing the bronze tapware and benchtop brown veining. West Elm Warren wall sconces add a gentle glow, enhancing the home’s relaxed sophistication.
“Creating mood boards is an essential part of the design process. Style Sourcebook has been so valuable for visualising and communicating ideas. This is so important when you want to achieve a cohesive, considered result. I love that it’s user-friendly and has a substantial catalogue of suppliers which I often use for ideas when sourcing products. It’s also easy and convenient to incorporate inspirational images from Pinterest.”
Sally, Interior Designer and Founder of Sally Louise Interiors
The living room feels like a form of art, but not just a room that you admire looking at, but one that makes you want to relax and never leave. A vaulted ceiling lifts the space, while a statement fireplace sits confidently between two floor-to-ceiling windows framed with black muntins.
A marble mantelpiece anchors the room, layered with tactile elements such as thick throws draped over a cream sofa, oversized brown cushions, and a dark timber coffee table that adds contrast. Sheer curtains filter the light, creating a calm mood that perfectly offsets dark accents and complements a simple fern in a vase.
The ensuite continues the story of calm luxury. Marble surfaces, Victoria & Albert Seros 55 countertop basins, oval mirrors, and bronze tapware create a dreamy softness. Polytec Cove 50 cabinetry in Coastal Oak introduces warmth, balanced by white bowls, curated greenery, and everyday details like the Alive Body Wash and Lotion Duo, elevating the everyday ritual.
Our Partners Featured in Project: al.ive Body
In the home office, function meets softness. A Brosa Goldie Swivel Armchair in green boucle adds a sculptural, mid-century-inspired touch, paired with a pale desk, cream rug, and light cabinetry. The West Elm Adler dining chair completes the space, creating an inviting workspace that is just as stunning rest of the home.
Our Partners Featured in Project: GlobeWest
Outside, the home is neatly wrapped with a white picket fence, crisp white exterior, black door and roof, and matching black-mullioned windows, connecting to the farmhouse roots whilst creating a unified feel that’s complete in every detail.
Warm and welcoming with soft architecture and layered detail, the Orchard Project is a space where natural materials meet perfect cohesion and liveability. Sally Louise Interiors has created a mood board journey grounded in the vision of calm and effortless comfort, with stand-out sunlit arches, generous pockets of greenery, and classic tones that are endlessly inviting.
If you’re ready to begin your next Hamptons-modern farmhouse project, create a mood board and bring your ideas to life with Project Studio!
