Today’s Beach House Tour is a Key West charmer which has literally stood the test of time. The home has been decorated with soft and feminine hues of dusty blue, pale mauve, and yellow which create a light and airy feeling throughout. The historic cottage even comes with wide honey-hued planks (swoon!) which envelope the home with warmth, antiquity, and craftsmanship. We love how the designer incorporated antiques and modern furniture & fabrics to create the perfect balance of beach cottage comfortability.
What is your opinion of this Key West Vacation Home?
In 1846, what would have roared in today as a Category 5 hurricane (think Katrina) pummeled Key West, Florida, leaving only eight of the island’s 600 houses standing. The unassuming yellow clapboard cottage with a long, sloping metal roof, black louvered shutters, and a white picket fence is one of those resilient rarities that survived the storm. ~ Traditional Home
More than any other space, the master bedroom says retreat. “It’s light and ethereal, like being in a cloud,” says Richesin of the sky-blue room with a cloud painting behind the bed. But despite the vacation home’s sense of airy escape, it remains rooted in terra firma–grounded, charmingly, in history. ~ Traditional Home
Read the entire article at Traditional Home Magazine
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This is one of my all time favorite houses. I love the custom carpet and how the material is brought into the drapes and fabrics. And the toile. So so pretty!!
I’ll take the pool house!
This house is so beautiful – I could live there, for sure! And I love Key West…….time for a trip!
Absolutely incredible! I love every little bit of it… and the history behind it makes it even more spectacular… so glad that it survived the storm!
Just beautiful! I love the outdoor area so much!
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