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Saying goodbye to summer doesn’t need to be all doom and gloom. As we transition into the season of crunchy leaves and cardamom candles, there’s no better time to refresh your home and bring the outside in. Varying from farmhouse charm to a touch of New England, let us inspire your next DIY escapade with our autumn interior guide.
Sustainable shopping is swiftly becoming an important part of daily life. This year’s trend of using natural materials has eclipsed the home décor industry, as distressed woods, rattan and wicker populate many of our interior mood boards.
Focused on bringing the coastline indoors, Treasure House in Polzeath keeps natural materials at its core. With a feature wall fashioned from the floorboards of a Newquay dancefloor, a Cornish Delabole slate roof and olive trees planted in sleepers from Perranporth Beach, every detail has been meticulously considered to support the local area.
One of the most special parts of the design is the muted seaside colour palette. Collecting Cornish slate and rock on a family beach-combing trip to Polzeath soon inspired the soft shades of blue, green and purple throughout the home.
Our style tip: take inspiration from the great outdoors.
Deciding on a new colour scheme is often the trickiest part of mixing up our interiors. This autumn, why not try seasonal-appropriate shades of pumpkin orange and classic blue, Pantone’s 2020 colour of the year. Contrasting one another nicely, these hues pair perfectly with neutrals.
Nestled in the heart of Mawgan Porth, The Hideout is a stylish and cosy sanctuary. The basement games room is clad in shades of orange and blue, while the exposed brick feature wall is the pinnacle of rural bliss.
As inviting in the colder months as it is in summer, the dark blue cinema room promises to set the mood for a truly atmospheric movie night. All that’s left for you to do is grab a box of popcorn and curl up on the beanbags with plenty of blankets.
Our style tip: enhance natural features with splashes of colour.
If you’re looking to refine your interiors with something timeless, nothing ticks the boxes quite like New England style. Keeping plush furniture, panelling and seaside tones at its heart, this classic form of styling will always be a crowd-pleaser.
From its pastel lemon exterior to the traditional New England interiors within, The Yellow Cottage reflects its coastal surroundings with a duck egg blue TV room, candy-striped armchairs in the lounge and tongue-and-groove panelling throughout.
Ticking off 2020’s preference for warm nudes rather than cool, this home is designed around a love for natural light. The living space features French doors and an open mezzanine level, complete with high vaulted ceilings and sky lighted windows.
Our style tip: flood your space with light wherever possible.
The rustic farmhouse aesthetic is still a go-to for designers in 2020, with a mood board of natural woods, lots of texture and earthy colours. As many of us look to reclaimed materials and repurposed pieces, it’s safe to say that vintage will always be in.
From the retro sage green cabinetry in the kitchen to the chocolate and fuchsia master bedroom, Willow’s Rest (part of the Upcott Farm estate) warmly welcomes its countryside personality. Featuring mixed metals and black accessories, the kitchen strikes the perfect balance between timeless and on-trend.
Expect original wooden beamed ceilings, exposed brickwork and mottled slate as you walk through Willow’s Rest. Perfect for autumn evenings, it’s aptly accessorised with sheepskin throws, candelabras and plump cushions.
Our style tip: don’t be afraid to mix and match your favourite trends.
Set in a superb seaside location, this New England style beach house has lovely nautical interiors and a charming patio garden that’s ideal for taking in the view from the headland. A bright and airy lounge, Stephen Graver kitchen and four inviting bedrooms make it versatile for varying group sizes.
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Featuring cool urban interiors and an open plan design, Treasure House is a surfside sanctuary just 30 seconds from the beach. Flooded with light in the summer months but a cosy bolthole come winter complete with a roaring fire, this coastal retreat has four large bedrooms and a picturesque private courtyard.
