Cottage Place
EUROPEAN STYLE
This bungalow style colonial was built in 1907 and had been owned by the Unitarian Church to provide housing for traveling clergy.
The designer/owner transformed every inch of the interior, while still retaining the original cottage charm. The back half of the home was completely renovated, including incorporating a chef’s kitchen and walk-in pantry. The new family room has European style floor-to-ceiling windows boasting views to the expansive gardens.
Bar is open!
Girl’s Bathroom
A chef’s kitchen
Mudroom
Boy’s Bathroom
Special attention was given to some of the inherited Swedish antiques, such as the Gustavian clock dating from 1809.
Every room tells a story - from the Nantucket basket collection to painted panels found in the back of an antique store deep in the English countryside.
A Swedish inspired formal Living Room
A recent trip to Stockholm inspired this space - from the traditional Swedish blue check on the sofa to the Josef Frank drapery. Mix in some family heirlooms and modern pieces and a very storied space comes to life.
A beachy, boho girls room
A patriotic and well-travelled boys room
Punchy powder room wallpaper with naughty peeing dog art!
A serene bedroom
