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warm and inviting space. I wanted clients to step into a place that immediately put them at ease, a space that felt less like a clinic and more like a sanctuary. When we built our barn, we designed it with the vision that it would one day house a private counseling practice. From the start, we knew it needed to be more than just a stable. It had to be a space that felt welcoming, peaceful, and restorative. The barn features both a stable area for our horses and a dedicated counseling wing, blending the best of ranch life with the healing power of nature. It was a long process, but we loved creating a space that met our needs and reflected who we are and what we value. From the River & Road entry light designed by my friend, Jordan James, to the patchwork of vibrant rugs gathered over the years, the barn interior is just as special as its surroundings. To bring this vision to life, I worked with Brittany Brooks of Seventh Day Design to furnish and decorate the space. Brittany has a gift for weaving personal treasures together to create something truly special. I collected rugs and unique pieces from my travels abroad, along with finds from local estate sales, and Brittany helped transform those pieces into a space that reflects the heart of Wamba Ranch. She is not only talented but also a wonderful person to get to know. More than just an interior designer, she understood the deeper purpose of this space. When the design was complete, she prayed over each room,
A mix of texture, light, and personal touches creates a peaceful side entry.
This bathroom features custom wallpaper reflected in the mirror and thoughtfully chosen details throughout.
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