Photos: At Home With Sorensens

The downstairs living area has exposed ductwork and cement walls to give it an industrial feel. Also there are touches of metal art and a rustic washed cement floor.

This guest bathroom features custom ironwood vanity with recycled glass counter top and glass tile around the tub.

The master bathroom features custom maple cabinets, a floating vanity with granite countertop and asymmetrical vessel sinks.

Kathy O'Brien Sorensen is a fan of rusted metal, as in this piece of art.

A metal, wood and painted flower greets visitors as they enter the home.

Original artwork like this can be found throughout the house. The couple buys pieces at local art fairs and when traveling.

Artwork is framed in metal screen-like material and hung on the wall in the lower level.

The home is filled large colorful works of art, including this whimsical cow.

The entrance to the 2,800-square-foot, two-level, modern prairie-style home.

A chaise lounge affords a nice place to curl up and relaxnext to a wall of windows looking out onto the side yard. Large plants also help bring the outdoors in.

A table made from reclaimed wood sits on the side patio.

Converging lines of the ceiling and wood floor add depth to Mark Sorenson and Kathy O'Brien Sorensen's master bedroom.

Guest bedrooms on the lower level have cork floors.

This bedroom has accents of whimsy and color in the table legs and pillow.

A live-edge table commands attention in the living room. The wood came from a neighbor.

The dining area and kitchen are open to one another. The countertops are done in Absolute Black granite.

The living room is flooded with natural light from windows on both sides.

The large living area features a high slanted ceiling.

An old screen is made into a piece of art.

A large bank of windows blends the outdoors with the indoors with accents of plants, art and wood floors and furniture.

A lower-level workout room has athletic-themed decor and an industrial feel.

The downstairs living area includes the door of the original farmhouse on the property--now used as a coat rack--and a wall painted salsa to match a large piece of art painted by Kathy O’Brien Sorensen's mother.