Today’s island beach cottage reminds me of our trips to Hilton Head Island when the kids were younger. There’s something about low country that captures my heart every time I visit. And this beautiful cottage has done the same.
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The house was designed to take advantage of water views wherever possible.
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Before air conditioning was invented, it was quite common for a Southern home to have a central hallway with doors at either end. This made it possible to open the doors and have a draft blow through to help alleviate hot and humid summer days.
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A mix of natural wood and painted room creates a bright and interesting interior in the island beach cottage. Wood bead chandeliers lend a touch of whimsy.
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The kitchen continues the wood and white theme. Large windows let in natural light and take advantage of low country waterfront views.
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Worn shiplap walls hug one of the island beach cottage bedrooms. I love how a bit of the green, chipping paint was left on the walls.
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An all-white bedroom creates cool comfort for napping and nighttime sleeping. The ceiling fan is cute and unique.
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A colorful lamp and rug brighten a second all-white, under-the-eaves bedroom.
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You can enjoy more photos of today’s island beach cottage by Sea Island Builders over at Houzz.
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I so love the simplicity and the natural whites with wood color theme. I think I’m tired of my own home with its long-held sentimental and too colorful decor. Maybe time to KonMari some of my “stuff?” Or maybe time for Spring to improve my disposition – as I look outside my window to accumulating snow once again. Sigh …
Love the green bedroom. Green is my favorite colour. Thanks for sharing !