Beautiful Cape Cod Renovation That Maintains Charm
I’m glad you here today to enjoy a tour of a renovated Cape Cod home. The house stays true to form, retaining its historic charm throughout.
Shingle siding cloaks the outside of the home. The cute bulldog looks a little forlorn about being left inside on the porch.
Photo by Design Fixation [Faith Towers]
The dining room has a cozy fireplace, painted white. The mantel is lined with my favorite collectible – vintage bottles! I also happen to have that same mirror, except mine is painted gray.
Photo by Design Fixation [Faith Towers]
A gorgeous wooden buffet holds items for entertaining. The wide-plank wood floors are equally beautiful.
Photo by Design Fixation [Faith Towers]
In the kitchen, wood beams lend an air of rusticity, along with the brick chimney. Board and batten walls add additional texture.
Photo by Design Fixation [Faith Towers]
Rather than reface the kitchen cabinets, they were painted and given charming door knobs. A wooden counter provides a country look. I’ve always loved wooden countertops – they create a warm look in a kitchen.
Photo by Design Fixation [Faith Towers]
The living room is simply furnished with comfortable seating. Windows are left curtainless, with simple shades to provide privacy when needed.
Photo by Design Fixation [Faith Towers]
The enclosed stairway reveals the age of the Cape Cod home.
Photo by Design Fixation [Faith Towers]
The master bedroom features a beautiful wood ceiling. The color scheme is muted and soft, creating a relaxing retreat for sleeping.
Photo by Design Fixation [Faith Towers]
A second bedroom is simply decorated. I like an uncluttered bedroom – it feels peaceful.
Photo by Design Fixation [Faith Towers]
The hallway boasts more architectural details like wood beams and more of the wide-plank flooring. I love the character of the farmhouse doors with their iron hardware.
Photo by Design Fixation [Faith Towers]
The bathroom is pleasantly updated, yet keeps its historic Cape Cod charm.
Photo by Design Fixation [Faith Towers]
See more of the Cape Cod renovation.
This really is such a charming home…and definitely has that Cape Cod feel! Enjoy your weekend.
Shelley
It is well worth going to Houzz to see some “before” and “after” pictures of this 1820 Cape Cod home. Then you can really appreciate the end result. I loved all the floral arrangement and I discovered she is a floral designer. Whew! That was a lot of work and TLC! But go to the link found below the title in the Houzz article to see the whole story. Jennifer I hope you don’t mind me putting in this link for readers to copy and paste:
http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/49437728/list/my-houzz-new-life-for-a-dilapidated-cape-cod
Nice…but I like your house better 🙂
This home is really charming and inviting. I love what they did with the place.
Thank you for that Jen .
i like the muted scheme .
lal from sunny sri lanka
Wonderful! So real and lived in. The higher end houses are nice and inspirational. But after a while, they all look the same, especially the kitchens. This home has a sense of place and the a sense of the people who live there that nothing can replace, and it makes the design touches stand out all the more.