9 Best Stone Houses for Autumn Getaways

1. One-Room Apartment with a Stunning View of the Garden

The stunning nature of this bedroom, with large arched windows overlooking the garden, demanded a modest, almost monastic decor that doesn't distract from the beauty of the space. Appetizing fabrics that decorate the bed in autumn, when the cool weather begins, and many plant fibers enhance the natural and relaxed look of this room.

2. Stone House with a Very Personal Style Combination

This house is located in the Pyrenees, but does not expect to see a 'typical' mountain house. The living room itself is a statement of intent. Did you notice the very personal fireplace wall? Checked cladding has been added with English style; wood covering the chimney and thick shelves remind us that we are in a stone house; and straight-line sofas with modern appearance.

3. Sleep Under a Star Blanket

The bedroom is another treasure of this house (wait till you see the children's room!). They chose a few items but strategically placed the bed under the window so that you can enjoy the stars from the bed. Additionally, to make the sleeping area more pleasant, they covered the floor with a short wool rug.

4. Cozy Bedroom with Decorative Fireplace

The bedroom, like the rest of the house, invites you to enjoy autumn. A large window with a stool as a terrace allows light to penetrate into this space, built-in wardrobes add charm with restored doors and a fireplace, despite its decorative role, makes the bedroom more cozy and personal.

5. Wooden Mountain House Painted Green

Wood and green, in various shades, are the main heroes of this mountain house updated by designer Janet Trending. In the living room, green seems like a dialogue with the outdoor landscape that enters the house thanks to the large window, freed from furniture by the designer so nothing blocks the view. The only compromise is a low stool as a terrace, offering additional seating without blocking the view.

6. From Old Rural Cinema to Modern House with Stone Aesthetics

Look at this beautiful house with stone aesthetics but modern decor. It started with a functional flip: the upper floor was dedicated to the daytime zone because it has the best view, while bedrooms were reserved on the first floor. And to get maximum lighting, new windows were opened on the facade.

7. Bedroom with a Sheltering Purpose

This bedroom is not meant for going out. And almost unnecessary because it has a mini-kitchen, bathroom, living room, library and office. To maximize space usage, the designer reserved the lowest part for a bed that looks super assembled under a wooden ceiling. The rest of the wooden furniture was painted in a soft greenish stone tone so they don't look so heavy.

8. Stone and Very Light Living Room

There is nothing dark or gloomy in this house, as often assumed with stone houses. It is full of light and joy. In the living room two display windows were opened to the terrace specifically to bring more light into the interiors.

9. Bedroom That Serves as a Scenic Viewpoint Over the Valley

This bedroom is not meant for sleeping. And this is because that glass wall, which fully opens it to the landscape, is hypnotic. During the day, with beautiful autumn colors, and at night, under the starry sky.