Who'd like a guided tour of this gorgeous Georgian Cottage, which has, I should warn you, one of my current favourite interiors?
Okay, it might just be easier to ask, who WOULDN'T like a tour of this gorgeous Georgian Cottage.....just as I thought, not a single hand....
Come with me, my lovelies....
The cottage was featured in Living Etc and is, rather excitingly, about twenty minutes away from where I grew up on the South Coast of England.
{I think that makes it as good as mine, don't you agree?!}
There's so much to love in every room. It oozes Modern Country Style from every nook.
If I ever was invited round, I think I'd find it hard not to squeal at this point.
{I think that's probably blown any potential invitation away, hasn't it?}
Isn't the kitchen beautiful? But you somehow know that it's practical too; a working kitchen, not just a showroom.
Nothing quite says country like a vintage Aga with a blackboard next to it....
It's such a great family space. It's one of those houses that looks gorgeous but is obviously not just for show. You feel you could put your feet up and relax here.
Is anyone else thinking that plant pot is pretty similar to the gorgeous one Erin at Like Grandma's has just made using a lampshade and chicken wire?
{Genius idea...}
This study space is part of their hallway.
{Although I'm not sure our hall is the quietest place on earth....}
I LOVE the banisters. So simple and elegant and typically Georgian.
{So perfect for sliding down....
.....don't tell me you didn't think it too....}
Gorgeous Hallway: Check
.....don't tell me you didn't think it too....}
The colours in this house are so dreamy. It's my perfect palette. Soft greys in block of colour, with lots of white.
Gorgeous. G.o.r.g.e.o.u.s.... GORGOUES. G.O.R.G.E.O.U.S....
Those walls are so delicious I feel I could eat them.
{I'm not alone, right....!?}
Gorgeous Hallway: Check
Gorgeous Kitchen: Check
Gorgeous Bathroom: Check
Yup, I'll take the lot....
Beautiful entry hall!
ReplyDeleteOh yum!! I am with you on the kitchen...I think me prostrating across that vintage Aga would also eliminate me from any potential invite. Shame really, I think I could move right on into that kitchen...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, I love it!!
Cath
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Oh sooooo pretty!
ReplyDeleteI would love to live there. So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNew follower, hope you can stop by for a visit!
www.staying-me.com
The Aga and the bathtub are just perfect. Really the house is YOU.
ReplyDeleteSarah... Here I am on this tour thinking, this is the magazine I'll ask Sarah about... And I am scrolling down enjoying the show and then I see my name. First, I am not a crier, but it made me cry and laugh with joy. You have no idea how this just brightened my day! Thank you so much! Love ya!
ReplyDeleteI do think it makes it yours too and I will be coming over to visit!! Gorgeous! I love the bathroom and the stairway! I would love stairs like that! Thanks for tour!!
ReplyDeleteThis house is just gorgeous! Love when beauty and function come together. I adore a house where you feel you can just live in every room. Not museum "like". The greys and whites are so beautiful! Thanks for the lovely post, Sarah!
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mmmmmmmmmm yessssssss..........I'm drooling again (sorry, terrible habit, must stop). Love it.
ReplyDeleteVery, very gorgeous. I love Georgian homes..Rachaelxx
ReplyDeleteThis house totally reminds me of yours! It's so pretty, but so real and authentic feeling, which is not common these days at all. My favorites are the entryway and the bathroom. I looove a good entryway.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, Sarah...I could move right in! Thank you for the tour!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
By the way, I've given you the Stylish Blogger award! Come on over and pick it up!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness it is so beautiful. It looks so relaxing.
ReplyDeleteI agree...just gorgeous! It seems so...what's the word? Welcoming, maybe. Thanks for the tour Sarah :)
ReplyDeleteYep Im ready to move in for sure!!! ;) Hugs, Rachel
ReplyDeleteI have to agree that is one gorgeous home.
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog and became a follower. I'm looking forward to reading more of it tomorrow.
I am in LOVE with these beautiful rooms!!! When can I move?!
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a lovely weekend xox
The aga looks amazing! I think i am going to go for soft greys and white in my house, the decorating starts on monday!! x
ReplyDeleteyummy. My faves are the kitchen (of course) and the boots lined up in the entryway! Glad I found you today via Friendly Friday! -diane
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous, comfortable home. It looks so homely and stylish at the same time. I love it!
ReplyDeleteMaybe you know, maybe you don't, but I'm wondering why the drapes over the front door?
ReplyDeleteI have an extra egg basket after making my light covers and I think I'm going to have to check out Erin's post.
I so love all that glass in the kitchen.
I {LOVE} those old, vintage agas/ovens. Everything is so beautiful, Sarah! Inspiring, indeed.
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah. Lovely house... I use to work in a beautiful Georgian house in London. Lovely old brick buildings are my trade off for blue sunny skies and warm seas here in Brisbane. Have fun. Lisa
ReplyDeleteI am following you through Relax and Surf sunday blog hop,come by and visit,Id love if you could follow back http://beachbabys.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah.. what a beautiful blog you have.. such a candy to the eyes..:)
ReplyDeleteyour newest follower from Relax & Surf Sunday!
Ruth
Lovely pictures - I could move in
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful home!!! Following you from Relax and Surf Sunday - hope you can visit me back at www.thejoyfuljungle.com Life is a jungle, but it can be a joyful one!
ReplyDeleteYup, I'll take it too!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Thanks Sarah, I will let you know how the decorating goes, in fact I might ask for some tips when I get a bit stuck!
ReplyDeleteI love photography. Have you heard of the 365 project? It is a great project to start if you are getting into taking photos.
Go here to have a wee look
http://365project.org/tinydancernikki/365
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ReplyDeleteLove the pics. I purchased a similar pot like the one used as a plant holder while thrifting. I couldn't figure out how to display it. thank-you for sharing I will now use mine as a plant holder too. So much for originality! Oh well... :)
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