The living area is bursting with comfort.
The white forest is felt in the interior, for sure. The color scheme throughout the house consists of shades of white, gray, and slate, with hints of black and some natural wood. Upon entering the home through the basement, one is met with a sitting area with an artistically tiled wall. Wood floors, rugs, and beds with old iron frames make this bungalow an understated extension of the glorious scenery of Yosemite. The open concept on the main floor adds to the "welcome" ambiance, with the softest-looking sectional sofa you'll ever see, and a kitchen that isn't overdone but beckons to be cooked in as everyone gathers in one place. Worn wood pieces bring just the right amount of texture to this unpretentious scheme. They've taken this little bungalow and made use of every corner, so there is no waste of space. Something about the soft neutral shades mixed with a dot of pale green throughout the house's cabinets, dressers, tables, and even shutters will remind you of spring, no matter what time of year it is. There is also a daybed perfect for some shut-eye. Guests are welcomed with two comfy chairs gathered around an old wood table with wagon wheels. The porch takes you back to the pioneer days or an old cowboy movie, although the scene is much cleaner and more beautiful. Everything in this place is designed to make you feel at home.
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