I have never been to this exact beach cottage below. What it represents is the perfect culmination of all of the gorgeous, comfy, backwoods, run-down, and essential cottages and cabins that I have been in during the summers of my life. This being the last official weekend of summer, I thought I should share these photos.
The place in time and space featured below is, in my mind, complete bliss. I want to incorporate elements of this cottage living into every aspect of my life.
The Chandelier Surf Shack, I believe in Montauk. Photos courtesy of Garance Dore's blog by the same name.
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Can one get away with so many patterns and colors in anything other than a home that is used for relaxation? The answer is yes. If it is on the water, or if you are dedicated to owning this complete look and making it work. |
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Even the fish have a chic shack for their enjoyment (and everyone else's). |
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I could spend the rest of my life at the end of this dock (with a few choice people, a steady stream of magazines and sweaters, and don't forget the iced tea). |
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The lanterns, the yard. This is how to use a tree and a lawn properly. |
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I mean they have teepees. There are teepees there. I want this place. |
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Of course their beehives are striped. Aren't they all? This is BRILLIANT and gorgeous. And of course it makes me want a beehive. |
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Incredible bunk room. If you recall from a previous post my love of a decent bunk room. Well this goes beyond. And it makes me want to have a bunk room in my house. That's it, the guest room is going to be a bunk room.
Note the Hudson Bay blankets (never ever get these wet or think you can take them to the beach for a bonfire - they are sand sponges...).
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Do I even need to address this embroidery? Love. |
HAPPY SUMMER.
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