Cottage Journal

SNEAK PEEK: Our Summer 2019 Issue Is Here!

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Photography by Alyssa Rosenheck

With the arrival of summer, the line between indoor and outdoor living becomes blurred—and we are all about it! Bright fruits and florals make their way inside while patios and porches become the setting for meals and cool evening gatherings.

The cottage-style homes in our latest issue are defined by natural light, glorious colors, and fresh summer florals! From outdoor dinner party ideas and an all-shade garden to coastal abodes and country-style charmers, this issue epitomizes all that is summer bliss. So, open a window, pour a glass of lemonade, and enjoy every page in our Summer 2019 issue!

Farmhouse Charm

There is something profoundly sentimental and blissfully idyllic about the classic country farmhouse. The simple elegance of farmhouse charm is the combination of comfort and timeless character. In Country Farmhouse, a new book by Cindy Smith Cooper, each home is filled with styles ranging from vintage to industrial farmhouse, all featuring rustic siding, calming paint colors, and plenty of natural light.

A Bit of Fresh Air

Photography by Gordon Beall

Carefully crafted to nurture a creative spirit, this renovated cottage offers a refreshing breath of country charm in the city.

Family-Friendly Redesign

Photography by Helen Norman, Styling by Charlotte Safavi

A happy, feel-good home is what these homeowners were after, and that is exactly what they got! Charming nooks, bold colors, and an abundance of sunlight grace every room!

Newport Classic

Photography by Michael J. Lee

A newly built Newport, Rhode Island, cottage promises to stand the test of time. The home’s main open floor plan includes kitchen, dining, and living areas, which connect to the water-facing exterior deck via French doors.

Colorful Kitchen Cravings

Photography by Melody Carpenter

Sara Davis, of home décor blog, Sincerely, Sara D., designed a neutral space with vibrant pops of color to lighten and enliven her kitchen. From the rug to the counter hardware, every detail is packed with style.

A Summer Shade Garden

Photography by William Dickey

For many gardeners, a yard covered in trees might be enough to cause trepidation, but not for Lanis Littlefield. Instead of cutting down all the trees in her full-shade yard and starting fresh, she simply made do and created a shade garden oasis.

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