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Cottage cool: A carriage house transforms into a comfy, rustic escape from city living
A converted carriage house in Prince Edward County, Ont., is a comfy, rustic escape from city living.
Styled shelves
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Image by: Angus Fergusson By: Sarah Gunn Source: Canadian Living Magazine: August 2016
Floating wooden shelves were fashioned from an Ikea oak butcher-block countertop that had been cut to size. From a collection of vintage tins to pretty rocks picked up at the nearby beach, every knickknack has its place.
Practical perch
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Image by: Angus Fergusson By: Sarah Gunn Source: Canadian Living Magazine: August 2016
The row of hooks is perfect for drying towels and hanging beach bags.
Book nook
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Image by: Angus Fergusson By: Sarah Gunn Source: Canadian Living Magazine: August 2016
Narrow wooden shelves stacked with books and a basket of cozy blankets are welcoming elements in the entry.
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