Welcome to the fifty-fifth post in the series
"Living Large in Small Spaces".
It's hard to believe this cottage began life as a stable; the rehabilitation is just amazing. Come tour it with me and see if you don't agree.
Who wouldn't like to cook in this stunning kitchen? Even if you don't like to cook, just standing at the sink would be enjoyable.
It's hard to believe this cottage began life as a stable; the rehabilitation is just amazing. Come tour it with me and see if you don't agree.
Walking through the front door we enter into a living room filled with natural light and wonderful architectural details. The deep well windows and exposed beams give it so much character. A cozy reading corner invites snuggling up with a book from the built-in floor-to-ceiling library.
A soft color palette and plush furnishings create a relaxed mood. The big picture window invites nature to come in. I'm crazy about the shutters on all the windows.
The rosy pink dining chairs are a delightful burst of color.
There's a refined rusticity to this home.
Who wouldn't like to cook in this stunning kitchen? Even if you don't like to cook, just standing at the sink would be enjoyable.
The girls' bedroom is like something from the pages of a story book. Built-in bunks are so charming. (Notice the storage drawers under the bottom bed?)
The master bedroom is breathtaking. Everything about it spells romance.
Living space is expanded through the creation of outdoor rooms.
Arranging intimate outdoor spaces invites sitting in quiet meditation or relaxed dining with family and friends.
Sometimes all that's needed is a bistro set on the lawn.
Here the children have their own outdoor space. . .a red playhouse.
In my book this is a small home with characteristics that make it live very large.
Is there a particular feature in this cottage that you'd like to incorporate in your own home?
Heads up! There's still time to enter the Parrot Uncle lighting giveaway I'm hosting.The winner will receive a new lighting fixture valued at $50. Click here to go to my giveaway post and enter for your chance to win! The winner will be announced on November 6.
This Parrot Uncle wall sconce is one of my favorites.
The master bedroom is breathtaking. Everything about it spells romance.
Living space is expanded through the creation of outdoor rooms.
Arranging intimate outdoor spaces invites sitting in quiet meditation or relaxed dining with family and friends.
Sometimes all that's needed is a bistro set on the lawn.
Here the children have their own outdoor space. . .a red playhouse.
In my book this is a small home with characteristics that make it live very large.
Is there a particular feature in this cottage that you'd like to incorporate in your own home?
Photos courtesy of myzestyliving.com
Published under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic License
Enter my Giveaway!
Heads up! There's still time to enter the Parrot Uncle lighting giveaway I'm hosting.The winner will receive a new lighting fixture valued at $50. Click here to go to my giveaway post and enter for your chance to win! The winner will be announced on November 6.
This Parrot Uncle wall sconce is one of my favorites.
Retro Industrial Wall Sconce |
Join me next Saturday for another post in the special series
Living Large in Small Spaces
See more home tours in the
Living Large In Small Spaces Series here.
From the comments I've received, many
people have been encouraged by the homes and lives
shared in this series.
shared in this series.
If you live in a small space I'd
love to feature your story, too.
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