VB-0790 | Scandinavian-style barndominium house plan with a mezzanine

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Building type: Single-family home
 

 
Architectural style: Scandinavian - Barndominium
 

 
Floor area: 1,242 sq. ft.
 

 
Number of stories: 2
 

 
Foundation type: Screw piles
 

 
Garage: None
 

 
Number of bedrooms/offices: 1
 

 
Bathrooms: 1
 

 
Building width: 24'
 

 
Building depth: 36'
 

 
Basement: None
 

 
Garden-level floor: No
 

 
Mezzanine: Yes
 

 
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A scandinavian barndominium with unique architectural character
 

 
Discover this 1,242-square-foot Scandinavian barndominium floor plan—a single-family home that blends the elegance of Nordic design with the distinctive architecture of a barndominium. Featuring clean lines, a steep gabled roof, and expansive glass surfaces, this home offers a bright, warm living environment perfectly suited to a natural setting.
 

 
Designed across two levels, this residence—measuring 24 feet wide by 36 feet deep—includes one bedroom, a full bathroom, and a spacious mezzanine. The layout prioritizes open-plan living, natural light, and fluid interior circulation.
 

 
Modern scandinavian architecture with contrasting materials
 

 
The exterior of this Scandinavian-style home with a mezzanine relies on a harmonious combination of dark cladding and warm-toned wood. Vertical black metal siding provides a contemporary touch, while horizontal wood accents highlight the building’s welcoming character.
 

 
The steeply pitched metal roof accentuates the residence’s slender silhouette, evoking traditional Nordic structures. Large triangular windows integrated into the gable serve as the project’s central architectural feature; they maximize natural light and create a striking visual connection with the outdoors.
 
The entrance, reached via an exterior staircase, is discreetly integrated into the overall architectural composition.
 

 
An open and functional ground floor
 

 
The ground floor of this Scandinavian barndominium is organized to enhance everyday comfort.
 

 
The kitchen, measuring 9 feet 5 inches by 14 feet, features a central island equipped with a double sink and a dishwasher. This layout facilitates meal preparation while maintaining direct communication with the common areas.
 

 
The 8-foot by 7-foot dining room is located near the kitchen, while the 10-foot-6-inch by 15-foot-6-inch living room features generous windows.
 

 
This open-concept arrangement creates a welcoming living space where the various functional areas flow together naturally.
 

 
A comfortable bedroom and a full bathroom
 

 
The primary bedroom, located on the ground floor, measures 12 feet 8 inches by 10 feet 4 inches. It includes built-in storage and a window that provides natural light.
 
The 9-foot-10-inch by 9-foot bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, a separate shower, a toilet, and a sink.
 

 
A dedicated space for a stacked washer and dryer rounds out the practical amenities on the main level.
 

 
A large, versatile mezzanine upstairs
 

 
One of the home’s key features is its 23-foot by 16-foot-5-inch mezzanine, accessible via a central staircase.
 

 
This spacious area offers flexibility, allowing occupants to adapt it to their specific needs—whether as a home office, a relaxation area, a library, or a hobby room.
 

 
The mezzanine also serves as a distinctive architectural element, making the most of the volume created by the pitched roof.
 

 
Built on screw piles, suitable for various types of terrain
 

 
This single-family home rests on a foundation of screw piles, with no basement or garage.
 

 
This type of foundation is an excellent solution for certain natural landscapes, subject to the necessary technical studies and validations. With its distinctive architecture, spacious mezzanine, and functional layout, this Scandinavian-style barndominium house plan serves as an excellent starting point for bringing a contemporary residential project to life in Quebec.