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June 19, 2014 By Kim 7 Comments

One Cool House: Royall Avenue, Old Village

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

One Cool House:  Royall Avenue, Old Village - Living Vintage

You might wonder how I pick some houses to feature on “One Cool House”.  The answer is simple:  when I see a home that’s just my style, when I want to pin almost every single image, and I think to myself, “Yeah, I could live there.”

This one definitely fit the bill.

While I don’t love everything in this home (for example, the kitchen is way too modern for my taste), there are so many things to love, such as:

  • the classic low country architecture;
  • a wide and deep front porch with a swing perfect for napping;
  • wood plank walls in the kitchen and living room;
  • the open floor plan between the kitchen and living room and the plentiful windows;
  • the bar stools, pendant lighting and industrial island in the kitchen;
  • the tufted sofa, slipcovered chairs and barn doors in the living room;
  • gorgeous natural light and table in the small dining room;
  • the ample wine closet (although I’m not a drinker, I can certainly appreciate it);
  • the wonderful outdoor bathroom; and
  • the plain pea gravel path and the lush garden leading to back patio and a refreshing swimming pool.

 

Images via the architect, Heather A. Wilson and the interior designer, Jen Langston.

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Filed Under: Inspire, Popular Posts Tagged With: architecture, dining rooms, furniture, one cool house, outdoor living, porches, wood plank walls

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Comments

  1. Rita C says

    June 19, 2014 at 12:53 PM

    The outdoor bathroom and porches with swings – yes! I’ll take it!

    Reply
  2. revi says

    June 19, 2014 at 12:57 PM

    I came and pinned, and forgot to comment! Love the windows and the porch, but I’m with you – the inside is a tad modern for my taste. A little modern goes a long way, and I tend to like more “stuff” to make things feel cozy. Still, it has great bones! I wonder about the story behind that skinny doorway…must watch what they eat in the kitchen to get to the next room…:)

    Reply
  3. Laura says

    June 19, 2014 at 1:19 PM

    Beautiful house – I’d love to decorate it in my style.

    Reply
  4. Pam says

    June 19, 2014 at 3:28 PM

    Completely agree with you Kim. Love the things you do!

    Reply
    • Kim says

      June 19, 2014 at 8:46 PM

      Thank you SO much, Pam!

      Reply
  5. Peter Lenahan says

    August 24, 2017 at 5:27 PM

    Love this house! A question for you…in the photo with the pea gravel path to the back patio, can you tell me what the large leaved plants are up against the wall?

    Reply
    • Kim says

      October 12, 2017 at 11:42 AM

      You’ll have to contact the architect or builder for this information. Click on the links and you should be able to find that info.

      Reply

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