A modern rustic cottage

Such a charming converted cottage in Mousehole, Cornwall, built in the 1800s on 17th-century foundations. The house has been designed to look like a sea captain's lookout. The ever-changing landscape of the sea and sky of the region played a key role in its décor  giving the home a rustic coastal look and inspiring its colour palette. Tones of grey and stone have been teamed with white for a vintage take on the classic coastal look. 

Scandinavian house with rustic touch

I've already mentioned it before and I can't hide that I cannot resist to the pure white of Scandinavian style! This house is a very inspirational example. During the renovation, the details of this 1910's house (wooden floor, doors, classic tiles, decorative wall covering) remained and became part of the new house having a white-washed 'treatment'. Interior is beautifully bright and feels very clean plus the vintage furniture giving it nice rustic touch warming the place a bit. 

Inspiration from South Africa

Everything in the art of decoration is about combinations! And when you combine successfully   white floors and walls, vintage and rustic furniture with simple decorative accessories, then you should have in mind this lovely house in South Africa. Everything seems so clean and bright! The natural sunlight enters through the white curtains lighting up the interior and making the raw-wooden furnishing standing out!