Beautiful white brick and pebbledash walls. A New England-style porch.
A garden full of roses, hydrangeas and handmade sheds is a sign of the hard work that went into making this Edwardian home a welcoming and comfortable place.
HOMEY KITCHEN
They decided to connect the sitting, kitchen and dining rooms by knocking down the walls. The couple didn’t wish to alter the Edwardian style too much but felt that the changes would not detract from the property’s appeal. The view has enhanced the kitchen to the original sitting room fireplace.
DINING ROOM WITH VINTAGE EXPERIENCE
The dining room ideas have a vintage Scandi feel with layers of winter whites and Gustavian-style furniture and cabinets. The wooden picket fence pelmet was made from wood to replace an outdated fabric bay window treatment. The dining room can be used as a double for entertaining or for The Cozy Club’s group crafting and sewing sessions.
LIVING ROOM
The curtains are in Colefax & Fowler Bowood chintz, and the living room’s bay windows are covered. It is almost 120 years old, and the original wooden fireplace reminds me of its age.
Living Room Ideas Stylishly combine practical and comfortable elements with stylish design. The floor has been painted white to maximize the natural light. A vintage French linen sheet has been used to cover an armchair. A homemade quilt is a great throw for the sofa. The TV is hidden behind a salvaged wooden door in the left-hand corner. A curtain hides other essentials in the sitting room.
MUD ROOM AND UTILITY
The mud room was also created as part of the additions to the house. Bootroom ideas worth copying include the brick floor, wall clad with tongue and groove paneling, and storage with various shelves. Using vintage fabrics, baskets, and crates, you can give even a small space a nostalgic look.
BEAUTIFUL BEDROOMS
These stunning bedroom designs will inspire anyone looking for bedroom inspiration.
This snug, sleigh bed is a great fit for the first-floor guest room. It’s layered with handmade cushions and quilts and covered with vintage Colefax & Fowler printed paper, and it’s the perfect place to get a few zzz. Wooden storage crates, a pine bed frame, and an antique wall cupboard add warmth to the scheme.
CHILDREN’S ROOM
This room is set up for the grandkids and includes more gingham in various sizes and patchwork quilts. One of the two bedframes is a Second World War hospital mattress.
ATTIC ROOM
This attic room is adorable, with its dormer window hidden in the eaves. And that’s just before the floral wallpaper was added to the ceiling. You’ll find more painted floorboards here. A small desk and comfortable chair provide quiet areas to read or write.
SHOWSTOPPING BATHROOM
All four bedrooms and three bathrooms upstairs have been renovated or updated in vintage or period style. This spacious en-suite is the highlight of the couple’s bathroom designs
