Inside the Home Where Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani Secretly Tied the Knot

The date has been kept confidential, and the site is much more silent. But fans and family alike were excited to see Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani – who met on set. the sound In 2014 – finally make it official during the Independence Day holiday.

Pictures are still pouring in, but all signs of the wedding point to a sprawling 1,300-acre farm near Tishomingo (population 3,071), in Oklahoma, Chilton, that he bought over a decade ago. According to reports, the couple designed and built the estate with the intention of marrying there, and just moved in.

Aerial shots show a house with four chimneys, metal roofs with a spacious front porch, a two-story stone garage, a pergola on the second floor, third-floor windows, and manicured gardens outside that climb into the pool. The home – estimated at 15,000 square feet – is definitely Southern with some Victorian flair. The entire property is located in front of a photographer-free lake.

The photos were posted to Instagram by interior designer Martin Lawrence Pollard in the year 100 AD on May 26 with the title “Oklahoma” and “Special Delivery Oklahoma Style!” Front porch railings and eaves matched to the photos leaked to the press by celebrity photo agency BackGrid. The first comment is by Blume Architecture, which states “I love working together!”

Blume Architecture is a Dallas-based design and construction firm headed up by Kristi Blumenfield, who graduated from Tulane and started her own company in 2003. Its website states that she recently completed a home in Oklahoma. The upscale boutique firm typically designs futuristic and classically designed single family residences, often inspired by the historic precedent of the home’s area.

Judging from Blumenfeld’s portfolio—not to mention Pollard’s interior shot posted on June 19—the newlyweds’ matrimonial home blends traditional and vernacular features with some bold hits, like a curved second-floor bedroom in the back facing the lake and two outdoor living spaces that give the back of the The house is a great fit. The house was positioned to optimize the large southern sky and provide ample play space for Stephanie’s three sons, like the lake-view pool that Blume Architecture posted on their Instagram page with the caption “Summer sunset on private farm.”

A mixture of two distinct architectural styles reflects this pair that attracts opposites: a pair that represents a little country, and a little rock ‘n’ roll.