Step inside this modern country home in Cornwall

The semi-detached cottage was built in the late 1800s and is situated in an idyllic Cornish fishing port. The house looks out onto a stunning seascape, and an outdoor seating area has been created at the front to enjoy the view.

1/10 An idyllic seaside home

2/10 Country hallway with tiled floor

This hallway is
light, bright and classic. Create a handy place to keep shoes with a
double shelved country-style console table that incorporates wicker
baskets for extra storage. Add a large wall mirror to maximise the light
and make the space seem larger. Use classic traditional-style tiles for
a practical and easy-to-maintain decorative floor.

Console table
The Country Home
Lamp
TK Maxx

3/10 Coastal living room with statement cushions

This living room is calming and understated with eye-catching pops of maritime blues. Introduce a subtle seaside look with deckchair stripes and coastal-themed fabrics. Make the most of views with a windowseat built into a bay window and comfy up with cushions. Introduce a blanket box as a coffee table and to provide storage for books and magazines - choose natural wood to bring warmth to the scheme.

Chair
Lloyd Loom of Spalding
Beach hut cushion
John Lewis

4/10 Neutral kitchen with feature plate rack

This kitchen is
timeless, elegant and easy-on-the-eye. Create a feature near the sink
with a plate rack painted in a pretty shade such as duck egg blue.
Choose practical wooden work surfaces for an archetypal country look.
Bring in accent shades and add a nostalgic twist with colourful cookware
and pastel enamel pans.

Plate rack
Willow & Stone
Splashback tiles
B&Q

5/10 Country dining room with blue glassware

This dining room
is the epitome of country with a homely, informal and welcoming feel.
Use a cabinet with glazed doors to display pretty glassware. Mix and
match painted and natural wood Windsor chairs to give a modern twist to a
country classic. Make the most of nooks and crannies by building
bookshelves into an alcove and allow plenty of shelf space for mood
lighting.

Dresser
Neptune
Blind fabric
Laura Ashley

6/10 New England-style bedroom with heart wall art

This main bedroom is
airy and stylish with a New England feel. Choose crisp white bedlinen to
accentuate the light and bright feel. Frame a bay window and window
seat with tongue-and-groove panelling to create an East Coast look. Add
linen Roman blinds to accentuate the casual coastal feel.

Floral cushions
Ernest and Matilda
Carpet
Carpetright

7/10 Pastel guest bedroom with iron bed

This guest bedroom is
pretty, feminine and nostalgic. Use a dormitory style iron bed to
create a classic country look. Add a ditsy floral quilt for a vintage
touch and position a period-style wall lamp over the bed to enhance the
traditional feel and allow for bedtime reading.

Quilt
Matalan
Similar bed
Feather & Black

8/10 White guest bedroom with nautical theme

This guest bedroom is
jaunty, nautical and quirky. In a compact space, use a day bed with
spacious under-drawers to provide handy storage. Paint walls in pale
shades to make a small room seem larger. Accessorise with
maritime-themed knick-knacks for a coastal feel.

Similar daybed
Ikea
Picture
The Whistlefish Gallery

9/10 Grey bathroom with roll-top bath

This bathroom is
classic, chic and tasteful. Accentuate tongue-and-groove panelling with a
striped window dressing.  Use on-trend grey on both walls and floors
for a modern feel. Add a luxurious touch with a roll-top bath for
sumptuous bathing.

Bath
Bathstore
Blind fabric
Ralph Lauren

10/10 Outdoor dining area with bee motif table cloth

This outdoor dining space is rustic, informal and stylish. Soften a
cross-leg table with a dainty motif tablecloth. Keep the look informal
with throws and cushions on garden benches. Install an open fire for chilly evenings.

Table and benches
Homebase
Similar cushions
Not on the High Street