as i write this blog post there’s a windy winter storm brewing out at sea which i can see from my cottage. the white caps are in full force and i love this view. one of the perks of living by the beach is not just the sunny days, but the cozy indoor days, too and that’s put me in the mood for some modern rustic design today. i love a well-curated blend of vintage and new and the look has endless inspiration for me because you almost never finish decorating and instead just continue to add to the mix. i think it’s embracing the old with the brand new, whether it’s building on a modern sofa that you just bought and then adding to it with a collection of cozy printed throws (they look great folded in piles), or bringing home a treasured souvenir or piece of art from a special trip, a vintage-inspired but modern mix is always interesting and maybe most importantly — distinctly and so very personally you. the best, and the most unique look you can get!
clockwise, from l to r: kitchen tile via ; mud room via ; pottery collection by ; Maison Robert FRENCH TEXTILES VIA ; vintage table lamp from ; rattan flower-shaped mirror from ; built-in nook by ; collections; Maison Robert FRENCH TEXTILES VIA ; fireplace nook via ; terracotta tile; Bench with rattan seat from ; entry bench via ; WILLY GULH PLANTER from .
clockwise, from l to r: dropleaf table ; eclipse square tiles via ; Book of French Textile Samples via ; rustic side table by ; wood paneled dining room via ; petite bamboo stool from ; rustic nook via ; the pattern collection from ; floral arrangement via ; slip-covered sofa from .
• all other photography credits in order of appearance: ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; wall quilts; ; .
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