Quaint Cottage in Moscow
Today we’re traveling to Moscow to see a quaint cottage with warm, minimalist style. You’ll find a lot of charming details throughout the house.
Photo by Константин Малюта
The kitchen caught my eye with its tiled floor, shiplap walls, and warm wood pieces.
Photo by Константин Малюта
I wish my kitchen was large enough to house a rustic kitchen island like this one. The dual pendant lights add a nice design touch.
Photo by Константин Малюта
A pretty dining room takes residence in a corner with lots of windows. A simple wicker pendant light hangs above a round table with wicker chairs. The wood floor wears an interesting herringbone pattern.
Photo by Константин Малюта
Even though the home has defined spaces, there’s still an open feel to the quaint cottage.
Photo by Константин Малюта
A cut-out in the wall creates the illusion of more space, while a rustic shelf provides a resting spot for a row of white candles.
Photo by Константин Малюта
Photo by Константин Малюта
You might remember this entryway with staircase. I featured it in a recent post about cozy reading corners.
Photo by Константин Малюта
In the bedrooms you’ll find more textured walls and wicker furniture. Texture adds interest to the muted color palette of this quaint cottage.
Photo by Константин Малюта
The little girl’s bedroom features a cozy, custom bed. Perfect for any little princess.
Photo by Константин Малюта
Powder blue pairs with white in the bathroom with its corner tub.
Photo by Константин Малюта
You can see more of this quaint cottage by Konstantin Malyuta over at Houzz.
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A beautiful home. I am so misguided. When I think of Russia, I think of dirty snow, no food on the grocery store shelves. Meat hanging by ropes in the market. Yes so misguided. Thanks for the showing.
So very cozy and i love the colors , lights fixtures and chair by the staircase. Thanks i enjoyed.
Beautiful cottage home. I find the cutout between the rooms an interesting idea as an illusion of a fireplace, but since they went with the firewood filled cutouts on the wall for effect, — I would have included at least a see-through glass electric fireplace, which would serve not only for warmth against cold Russian winters, but would also have provided the same illusion of space.
It’s very cozy, which is my favorite kind of home.
Where did you find the kitchen island…. I love it, I want one.
PS Aren’t you talking about Moscow, Idaho??