Our coastal cottage in Maine is fairly small, but the perfect size for us. And best of all, it’s 3/4 mile from our favorite beach in Southern Maine! It’s been great fun collecting ‘treasures’ from tag sales around the area to transform into cottage furniture.
Below you will find all the links leading you to the full article I wrote about my experiences traveling around Maine visiting some amazing places, as well as re-doing furniture and creating fun accessories for the cottage.
Part of decorating is being inspired. I’m inspired by many things, but for sure one of those things is getting out and taking notice of places and scenery around me. That’s why on this page I have the posts separated into 2 categories… Projects and Places.
At the top of this page are the post featuring projects I’ve worked on for at the cottage. But after all the projects, I have the posts from places around the east coast that I’ve visited and I’ve drawn from for decorating inspiration.
Click on the link below to read the full post about that project or place:
Projects:
Why I Love Cottage Style, and How to Achieve It
Click here to read the post: DIY Directional Arrows Sign
The Secret to Best Smelling Sachets
Click here to read the post: DIY: Coastal Cottage Style Table
Click here to read the post: How to Fix a Quilt that is Too Small
Click here to read the post: DIY Table with a Coastal Design
Click here to read the post: DIY The Message in the Mirror
Places:
Inspiration from Antique Wallpaper; and what to do if it gets Damaged!
Coastal Maine: New England Style Houses
St. Ann’s Church, Kennebunkport, ME. Why it’s worth a stop every day of the week!
Portland Head Lighthouse… Why is this the most photographed lighthouse?
Click here to read the post: Barns & Carriage Houses KPT
Click here to read the post: Touring Wood Island Lighthouse, Maine
Click here to read the post: The Beauty of Fences
Click here to read the post: Day Trip to Stonewall Kitchen Company Store
