The interior designer Christine Fix Aunet has spent all of her summers in this place since she was born. The cottage, that once used to be an old and simple cabin, was bought by Christine’s grandparents in 1956. She inherited the cabin when she was only 14 y/o and has transformed it into a beautiful cottage since then. Now, she feels that has accomplished much more than only a place to spend her summers, but a place where generations of her family can come to spend time and build unforgettable memories by the sea.
Airy Cottage
She mixes old and new, expensive and cheap, and believes there must be a common thread in the mix.
Built By Hands
The kitchen was built by the interior designer while she was in college. There was not much money, but she used simple yet durable materials.
Antiques
Christine is a collector and she brings to the cottage any antique she falls in love with.
Master Bedroom
Cozy and comfortable.
Kids’ Bedroom
White with a touch of blue. Just wonderful for any place by the water.
Source: Klikk.
This post is truly inspiring me to take a stroll on the beach. Maybe that’s what I should do with the kids after lunch. After all, we all know that summers don’t last that long here in Canada.
I hope you also have a minute to do something you really want to during this day. How often do we take our days for granted, right? I try to keep reminding myself that every day is a gift given to us. Yes, I know we have to go through so many errands every single day, but if there’s a time of the year that we can just relax for a while, this is the perfect one. So try to enjoy your summer and I hope this “Cottage of the Week” inspires you to do that.
Have a Blessed day!
xo
Luciane at HomeBunch.com
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