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Step Inside a Low Country Home with Southern Style

The first time I traveled to South Carolina I immediately fell in love. The ambiance of live oak trees dripping in Spanish moss coupled with low salty sea breezes tugged at my heart strings. So today I’m excited to share a gorgeous low country home by Linda McDougald Design with classic southern style.

Windowed Wooden Door with Skylights at Front EntryPhoto by Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home

 

You’ll find the use of natural wood and neutral tones throughout the low country home. The dining room features a rustic wooden farmhouse table and plenty of beautiful windows.

Country Style Dining Room with Neutral Decor and Farmhouse TablePhoto by Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home

 

The kitchen is large with plenty of built-ins and custom trim work – like the amazing ceiling. Dark hardwood floors provide a nice contrast to the white cabinetry.

Southern Style Kitchen in Low Country HomePhoto by Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home

 

Of course, I love the wrap around windows in the kitchen. The black counter tops lend an air of sophistication.

Wrap Around Windows in Low Country Home KitchenPhoto by Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home

 

The walls in the kitchen remind me of the wall color in my dining room.

Built-in Kitchen Cabinetry Photo by Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home

 

The living room features the same neutral tones as the kitchen and dining room. Personally, I prefer homes where your eye flows from one room to the next without a jarring change of colors.

Southern Style Living Room in Neutral TonesPhoto by Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home

 

A vaulted ceiling in a bedroom provides a sense of spaciousness. Soft tones create serenity and peacefulness.

Neutral Color Scheme in Country Bedroom with Vaulted CeilingPhoto by Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home

 

Neutral Color Scheme in Country Bedroom Photo by Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home

 

Bathe in sunlight in this beautiful bathroom with a free standing tub and light gray shiplap walls.

Gray and White Bathroom with Free Standing TubPhoto by Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home

 

Here’s an exterior view of this beautiful southern home.

Low Country Home with Southern StylePhoto by Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home

You can see more beautiful photos of today’s low country home by Linda McDougald Design.

 

Enjoy More Southern Style Homes:

Southern Beach House with Natural Light

Relaxed Southern Living in Georgian Home

Southern Farmhouse Home Tour

 

 

 

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  4. This is a beautiful house. It is so nice to see another color besides gray as a neutral. Thank you for another lovely home tour.

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  5. Another lovely home that bores the heck out of me. Out with the funeral home colors and bring back happy color used with great taste! Neutrals are sooo overdone.

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    1. In this day of nothing but chaos all around, how nice to come home to a neutral environment. Pops of color can be placed all around the house, and changed at will. Why be locked into one color pallet, in which you are limited to coordinate with your decor.

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  7. Lovely, Homey and Welcoming! Thanks for sharing.
    Hope all is well and everyone is safe and healthy, enjoying these beautiful Fall days!

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  8. Sweet home. Gee, I remember a time, not too long ago, when black countertops like in this home got ripped out and replaced! Staying “in style” could almost become a form of slavery or idolatry!!! 😵‍💫

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  9. This home is really beautiful! I love all the paint colors and completely agree with you in regards to having paint colors that aren’t drastically different from room to room. I really love the windows in this house, too!

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