Inside: How to use the concept of 'peopling' in home decor to give your home warmth and life. This is the secret to a house that feels good. Imagine a small log cabin with two rocking chairs on the front porch. A candle is glowing in an open windowsill. Fall mums are on the porch
Discover the timeless allure of Cottage Core Decor with its rustic charm, vintage treasures, and nature-inspired elements. Embrace the cozy!
Imagine a world where life slows down, and nature, simplicity, and nostalgia reign supreme. A world of homemade pies, wildflowers, and rustic charm. Welcome to the enchanting universe of cottagecore, a pretty country-inspired aesthetic that's suddenly everywhere. Let's explore...what is cottagecore, exactly? And is it right for you? In essence, cottagecore is all about embracing
A look at how they built Rosehill Cottage for the movoie "The Holiday" on an empty field in the English countryside and decorated those memorable sets.
The key to cottage style decorating? I'm listing the items to look for if you want to achieve this cozy cottage (and farmhouse) look in your home!
No matter if you’re renting or have your own place, it is important to make it feel like home. To do that, sometimes all you need is to bring in some new plants and hang up your favorite pictures or art on the walls. Other times, you need to get a little bit more elaborate to inject your personality into your space. That is where one starts taking up various DIY projects.
Learn how to make Cottage Cheese that is thick and creamy, with live and active cultures. This healthy, high-protein cottage cheese has no thickeners, carrageenan, or artificial ingredients. It's made with only organic milk, probiotic cultures, rennet, cream, and salt.
Can you make your home more homely and cosy? With these tips for dressing a cottage you too can have that snuggly feeling in your own home. Regardless if it's a terrace, new build or indeed a cottage.
Whitewash furniture is beautiful and easy to learn how to do. Check out my 7 tips and recipe for whitewash paint!
Dreaming of the perfect cottagecore bedroom? We have plenty of cozy and charming cottagecore bedroom ideas to bring your vision to life!
Cottage cheese is healthy, delicious, and it is easy to make too. This simple recipe shows you how to make homemade cottage cheese from milk.
What style do you find brings a sense of home to your dwelling place? Are you for clean lines and shiny surfaces, or weathered wood and tattered book bindings?
"Valentine Cottage" is a charming little pink cottage, reminiscent of vintage art prints. It's the kind of cottage those of us "cottage lovers" would like to live in. You can imagine walking through the gate with the heart on it, up the walk, and into a beautifully furnished little home. The garden is abundant year 'round, it's the kind of place that just makes you happy! The image is 10"x8", and is adhered to illustration board. It hangs from satin ribbons. Tie the ribbons in a pretty bow and hang the piece anywhere you like. It also looks lovely displayed in a hutch or book shelf, or on a small easel. It comes in a sealed cellophane bag. Here's to Love! xo
If your house has you feeling cold and like it's unwelcoming, read these ways how to make your home more cozy so you can enjoy your space more.
Stop buying fuzzy things and putting candles everywhere. Here are the REAL things that give a home that warm and inviting feel.
Come and see how easy it is to add some Cottage Charm to your Farmhouse Home. Little details and accessories make all the difference!
Does 'cozy' make you think of blankets, fireplaces, and hot cocoa? Well, just because it's warm and sunny out doesn't mean you won't appreciate a comforting, welcoming home in the summer too. Welcome to the summertime side of an inviting home: wildflowers, natural materials, fresh air, and bringing the outdoors in. Key Takeaways Light and
One of the most beautiful design trends at the moment is Cottagecore. The cottagecore aesthetic, in regards to interior design, is a simple, rustic style that brings warm and cozy feelings to your home through the use of natural materials and textures, plus touches of romanticism. If you're feeling like your house needs some new life, it might be time to create a cottagecore aesthetic (no cottage necessary).
Here is a stress-free summer bucket list. The summertime window is way too short to miss out on so let us enjoy these relaxing summer activities.
Garden Sheds are trendy, charming, define and add character to landscape.Basic tips to consider size, location, where to get a garden sheds
Looking for tips for homemakers that actually make a difference? You're in the right place. There's a time and a place for strategy, routines, and deep thoughts about housekeeping. But today, we're focusing on quick wins that you can start now. And remember that homemaking isn't just about keeping the house tidy; it's about creating
Interior designer Sara Zetterström's guide to building a simple DIY outdoor kitchen from Euro pallets and her best tips to help you decorate it with practical interior details!
At the heart of simple and frugal living is being contented with what you have. And the biggest thing you have... is your home. For so many of us, it's hard to be happy with
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These garden sheds combine functionality and style, adding an element of whimsy to any yard.
If you have a plain and boring new home, you may want to add some character to it. Making a new house look old is one way to add interest and charm. You can even build a new home using elements that make it feel old. Here are a few ways to make a new house appear older. ResearchDo some research to figure out what period of time and what style you want your home to look like. Homes in different parts of the country have different architectural elements and styles. Try to pick one time period and style that you want your home to mimic. Photo by Christopher A Young - HouseSmith LLC - Look for kitchen design inspiration Vintage Materials100 years ago, people did not typically have wall to wall carpet, cultured marble, stainless steel, laminate, quartz, or other man made materials. They used quality materials that were readily available, such as wood floors, butcher block or soapstone countertops, and subway tile. Figure out what materials were available in the time period you are trying to mimic and use only those. Photo by Dreamy Whites - Search living room design ideas MoldingsOlder homes had many moldings, many of which are not commonly found today. Moldings used in the past tended to be bigger and simpler. Homes had baseboards, crown molding, plate rail, chair rail, real wood paneling, wainscotting, and bead board. Remove your new looking moldings and install period appropriate ones. Photo by cinnamonpost - Discover entryway design inspiration Solid Wood DoorsOlder homes did not have cheap hollow core doors. They had solid wood doors. Ditch the cheap doors and install either new solid wood doors or reclaimed wood doors. Photo by Sightline Art Consulting - More bedroom photos Vintage and Antique FurnitureTo go with your new old house, you should have appropriate furniture. You can have new furniture in an old style, vintage furniture, reproduction antiques, or real antiques. You can even build your own furniture out of wood that you distress and make look old. Photo by Flik by design - More kids' room ideas Reclaimed BricksWhether bricking the exterior of your home or making a walkway or patio, reclaimed bricks are the way to go. Old bricks have charm, character, and age to them that is hard to duplicate. Photo by Chris Snook - More living room ideas AppliancesWhen shopping for appliances, look for replicas of old appliances, refurbished old appliances, and/or built in appliances that have cabinet fronts. Photo by Grace - Browse kitchen ideas PlumbingMany plumbing manufacturers offer vintage replica fixtures, so finding plumbing to make your new house look old should not be too difficult. You can even replace your standard bathtub with a claw foot tub and your standard sink with a vintage looking pedestal sink. Photo by Lovette Construction - More bathroom ideas HardwareDoor and cabinet hardware has changed a lot over the years. It used to be hand made and heavy. These days hardware has become lighter and mass produced. Use vintage door and cabinet hardware or hardware that is made to look old. Photo by Tanya Capaldo Designs - Look for bedroom design inspiration Light FixturesRecessed can lights are a new building material, so don't use them. Use vintage, vintage inspired, antique, or antique inspired light fixtures instead. Photo by - Look for dining room pictures Architectural SalvageThere are architectural salvage stores in most major cities that will have period appropriate items for your home. Even if you can't afford to buy anything there, consider shopping there for inspiration. You may not be able to afford a large salvage chandelier, but you might be able to afford a new vintage looking chandelier and add salvage glass shades. There are also architectural salvage dealers online and architectural salvage is available from individual sellers (probably a lot cheaper) at online auction sites. Photo by Smith & Vansant Architects PC - Browse kitchen photos Mature LandscapingMost new homes start with an empty lot without grass, shrubs, or any trees. Adding larger landscaping will make your new home look older. You can also add fast growing vines to fill in the empty spots until the rest of your landscaping has a chance to grow. You can also add charming features to your landscape, such as a white picket fence, decorative planters, and window planter boxes. Photo by Harmony Design Group - Search landscape pictures PatinaAnything with patina seems older. You can add moss to terracotta pots. You can distress new wood furniture. You can use patina paint on metal items. Photo by Rene Wheaton - Browse home design ideas WallsSelect paint colors and wallpaper that is appropriate for the era of home you wish to mimic. Also consider whether the wall texture is appropriate for the time period.
We all want our homes to be warm and cozy. Here are 20 tips to create a cozy home. These tips are sure to warm your space.
Stop buying fuzzy things and putting candles everywhere. Here are the REAL things that give a home that warm and inviting feel.
A handcrafted home. Making usable keepsakes for your home. Like these curtains made from vintage teatowels. A minimalist way to have your memories around
