Check out some of our new finds at the Atlanta Market! With so much to see and so little time we walked the show until our feet ached but we have to admit it was very fun seeking out our new treasures!
Monday, July 16, 2012
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Spotted from the Crow's Nest:Beach House Tour
Rustic Cottage in France
Houzz.com recently did a house tour of this quaint cottage in Beynac, France. Stephanie Brubaker, a lifestyle blogger who just so happens to be the lucky individual who gets to enjoy this view everyday, fell in love with the tiny village and her new home a few years ago...we can see why! It is absolutely breathtaking.
This little cottage sits on top just to the left of a chateau built in the 12th century, being that high up gives gorgeous panoramic views, no wonder Stephanie fell in love!
Eclectic Exterior design by Media And Blogs Stephmodo
The entrance way is inviting yet still keeps their privacy in tact with the lush vegetation.
Eclectic Kitchen design by Media And Blogs Stephmodo
This wide open kitchen creates a great cooking space, while the stainless steel fixtures and fox lights add some modern aspects to this cottage filled with character.
This wide open kitchen creates a great cooking space, while the stainless steel fixtures and fox lights add some modern aspects to this cottage filled with character.
Eclectic Bedroom design by Media And Blogs Stephmodo
Keeping the simple theme throughout the house this master bedroom is a converted attic space utilizes as much space as possible. With the white walls and neutral colors this room is so simple!
Keeping the simple theme throughout the house this master bedroom is a converted attic space utilizes as much space as possible. With the white walls and neutral colors this room is so simple!
Eclectic Bathroom design by Media And Blogs Stephmodo
One of our favorite aspects of this cottage, the old fashioned bathtub with windows to enjoy a nice bubble bath over looking their little village.
One of our favorite aspects of this cottage, the old fashioned bathtub with windows to enjoy a nice bubble bath over looking their little village.
Eclectic Bedroom design by Dallas Photographer Emily McCall
The little windows remind us that this is such a quaint little cottage with blank walls and dark wood this bedroom is a little escape.
The little windows remind us that this is such a quaint little cottage with blank walls and dark wood this bedroom is a little escape.
Eclectic Bedroom design by Dallas Photographer Emily McCall
Utilizing their space with twin beds makes room for their guests, which I'm sure will never want to leave.
Utilizing their space with twin beds makes room for their guests, which I'm sure will never want to leave.
Eclectic Media Room design by Media And Blogs Stephmodo
The limestone walls on the ground floor gives a feeling like you're living in an actual castle. So much history in this little home!
The limestone walls on the ground floor gives a feeling like you're living in an actual castle. So much history in this little home!
Eclectic Patio design by Media And Blogs Stephmodo
We can't think of a better spot to sit and enjoy a cup of tea, can you?
We can't think of a better spot to sit and enjoy a cup of tea, can you?
The BEST part of the house! It's like a little watch tower over looking one of the most beautiful views!
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Featured Product: Indigo Pillows
Our new indigo pillows just came into the showroom today....and we are definitely some happy campers over here, we LOVE them! They look even better than the pictures, set up on our white slip-covered chaise, it looks so crisp...we're even taking a few home :)
For more details visit our site: http://www.ourboathouse.com/indigo-pillows/
Friday, June 22, 2012
Coastal Lighting
We LOVE this kitchen, everything about it, especially the two large fox lights! They add even more character to this rustic, Spanish style kitchen.
This driftwood light is so unique and it really ties the room together!
It's all about the lights in this bedroom! Very cool!!
This bathroom utilizes the sconce lights for just enough lighting above the mirror...simple yet nautical!
For some of our own coastal lighting check out our site!
Thursday, June 21, 2012
A Peek Through The Porthole: What's New In Our Shop
Large Driftwood Seahorse
Add some character to your home with this seahorse wall hanging. He will most definitely become a part of your family!
Buy Here: Driftwood Seahorse
Monday, June 18, 2012
Spotted from the Crow's Nest:Beach House Tour
Surfside
The talented Michael McKinley and Associates is yet another one of our favorite architecture firms that incorporates all that we love, from the architectural design, interior design and breathtaking views. This seaside home in Watch Hill, Rhode Island has caught our eye, read more to see why!
The exterior of this gorgeous home has a northern yet coastal feel. With the neutral wooden shingles and white trim around the windows the colors are not overstated keeping a subtle, welcoming atmosphere.
The rounded look out point gives off a lighthouse kind of feel, incorporating more of a coastal, view-oriented environment.
The large outdoor living area creates a great space for entertaining, summer barbecues or peaceful reading.
With this second story deck looking over the entire Rhode Island coast, who would ever want to leave?
The architectural detail put into every aspect of this home is astounding, from the welcoming entrance way to the trim outlining every window, it is clear a lot of thought went into these plans.
Keeping the neutral color scheme throughout the interior as well the wood and white with countless windows makes the view the focal point in every room of the house.
The stairs leading up to a book case create a sophisticated yet simple look, while the endless windows with a dining table incorporates as much light as possible, perfect for an afternoon snack!
This unique bathroom has used up all the space possible and still manages to look very chic. The all white looks very crisp and the arched shower is something you don't see everyday!
Thursday, June 14, 2012
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