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Cloudland Cottage, Plan #1894

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When we see the quaint cross-gables, steeply pitched roof, smooth arched doorways, and storybook touches of a cottage-style home, we can't help but let out a wistful sigh. The coziness just oozes from every nook and cranny, inside and out. And while we feature every house style under the sun in our handy arsenal of Southern Living House Plans, it seems that none might be more treasured than the cottage. These charming cottages are just hard not to love, so we gathered some of our best-selling house plans that are perfect for the cottage lover. Whether you're in the market or you just want to relish the fairytale appeal, these cottages—both traditional and modern—are certain to leave you breathless.

Randolph Cottage, Plan #1861

Randolph Cottage, Plan #1861

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This charming cottage lives bigger than its sweet size with its open floor plan and gives the perfect Williamsburg-meets-New England style with a Southern touch we just love.

3 bedrooms and 2 ½ baths

1,800 square feet

See Plan: Randolph Cottage

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Cloudland Cottage, Plan #1894

Cloudland Cottage, Plan #1894

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Life at this charming cabin in Chickamauga, Georgia, centers around one big living room and a nearly 200-square-foot back porch. It was designed with long family weekends and cozy time spent together in mind.

2 bedrooms and 2 baths

1,200 square feet

See Plan: Cloudland Cottage

Cottage Revival, Plan #1946

Cottage Revival, Plan #1946

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This L-shaped cottage gives a lived-in, cozy vibe and places the great room towards the back of the home near the outdoor deck and kitchen. It's a modern approach to a traditional cottage home.

4 bedrooms and 2 ½ baths

1,929 square feet

See Plan: Cottage Revival

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River Place Cottage, Plan #1959

River Place Cottage, Plan #1959

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This traditional Southern coastal-style cottage gives a classic feel with charm. It features a large open layout with a living-dining space that's flanked on most sides by a large porch and additional side screened porch, making it ideal for family gatherings!

3 bedrooms and 2 ½ baths

2,420 square feet

See Plan: River Place Cottage

Farmdale Cottage, Plan #1870

Farmdale Cottage, Plan #1870

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This country-style cottage gives a warm welcome with the centered raised front door and entry, while brick floors in the light-filled dining room give rustic charm.

3 to 4 bedrooms and 4 baths

2,057 square feet

See Plan: Farmdale Cottage

Covington Cottage, Plan #1010

Covington Cottage, Plan #1010

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Giving just over 1,900 square feet of living space, this cozy cottage lives big with an open, one-level floor plan and spacious interiors. The home blends traditional elements and comfortable family styling for a plan that makes a perfect place to call "home."

3 bedrooms and 2 baths

1,941 square feet

See Plan: Covington Cottage

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Sugarberry Cottage, Plan #1648

Sugarberry Cottage, Plan #1648

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This compact plan gives a family-oriented layout with elements like a perfect breakfast nook in the living room, cozied up to the stairs and right off the kitchen.

3 bedrooms and 2 ½ baths

1,679 square feet

See Plan: Sugarberry Cottage

Celebration Cottage, Plan #1891

Celebration Cottage, Plan #1891

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This stunning Southern home with modern detail was Southern Living's 2016 Idea House, located in our hometown of Birmingham. The open spacious interior perfectly complements the impressively large Southern porch that makes you want to stay awhile.

4 to 5 bedrooms and 4 ½ baths

4,037 square feet

See Plan: Celebration Cottage

Cottage of the Year, Plan #593

Cottage of the Year, Plan #593

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Here's a warm and inviting year-round retreat where friends and family can relax. It's a plan that's infinitely versatile with style and location, making it a fail-safe option for any home.

4 bedrooms and 3 ½ baths

2,718 square feet

See Plan: Cottage of the Year

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Seale Court, Plan #1910

Seale Court, Plan #1910

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This cozy Vernacular cottage features a simple gabled ell form seen on my Southern cottages. Its simple, yet well-placed door (with a pop of color!) is the focal point of the welcoming front porch.

3 to 4 bedrooms and 4 ½ baths

2,755 square feet

See Plan: Seale Court

Aiken Street, Plan #1807

Aiken Street, Plan #1807

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A mix of simple spaces and natural materials set the tone for this home's relaxed attitude, while a metal roof and tall operable shutters lend a Lowcountry feel to this classic cottage with a vintage twist.

4 bedrooms and 4 ½ baths

2,233 square feet

See Plan: Aiken Street

Wildmere Cottage, Plan #1110

Wildmere Cottage, Plan #1110

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The living room, dining room, and kitchen flow seamlessly together in this home for a farmhouse-style cottage perfect for a family. A functionally compact, but charming mudroom opens to a cozy screened porch at the back of the home.

3 bedrooms and 3 ½ baths

2,345 square feet

See Plan: Wildmere Cottage

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St. George Cottage, Plan #1906

St. George Cottage, Plan #1906

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This quaint coastal-inspired cottage features an efficient open layout that makes the most of its compact square footage. The design ensures abundant natural light in the interior of the home, while a fireplace and dual access to a full-width rear covered porch are major standouts in the main portion of the house.

3 bedrooms and 3 baths

1,581 square feet

See Plan: St. George Cottage

Winonna Park, Plan #503

Winonna Park, Plan #503

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This cottage gives all of the features of a larger home in a super manageable size. It's all about the free-flowing spaces in this home, including an upper-floor loft area that's open to the main floor. A see-through fireplace punctuates the living and dining space, while a wall of front-facing windows in the living room ensures that this area receives plenty of natural light.

2 to 3 bedrooms and 2 baths

1,872 square feet

See Plan: Winonna Park

Nautical Cottage, Plan #224

Nautical Cottage, Plan #224

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An exterior of cedar shakes and porch detailing in the Nantucket star design add to the authentic look and feel of this relaxed and spacious cottage. Inspired by small summer cottages built along the East Coast, this plan is adaptable in a variety of climates and locations.

3 bedrooms and 2 baths

1,315 square feet

See Plan: Nautical Cottage

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This Old House Cottage, Plan #1873

This Old House Cottage, Plan #1873

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This storybook cottage with a steeply pitched roof combines historical architectural details with modern amenities. An open floor plan, a flexible layout, and a wraparound porch maximize space indoors and out for a home that's functional, adaptable, and full of appeal.

3 bedrooms and 3 baths

2,011 square feet

See Plan: This Old House Cottage

Canton Row, Plan #1938

Canton Row, Plan #1938

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An open kitchen-dining-living space allows for entertaining and family time, while a small side screened porch offers an escape for relaxation.

3 bedrooms and 2 ½ baths

1,623 square feet

See Plan: Canton Row

Benning, Plan #1909

Benning, Plan #1909

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This cottage features traditional Colonial-Revival touches and gives some great curb appeal. The layout embodies many of our favorite elements of classic Southern Architecture, while the generous five-bay front porch beckons cool evenings sitting in rocking chairs and visiting with neighbors.

4 to 5 bedrooms and 4 ½ baths

3,151 square feet

See Plan: Benning

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Brunswick Cottage, Plan #595

Brunswick Cottage, Plan #595

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The heart of this cottage is the galley-style kitchen and casual dining area thoughtfully designed as one integrated space, but a clever mix of materials lends simple charm. Cedar shingles and wooden brackets accent the peaked gables of the home; while decorative wood paneling below the windows, a standing seam metal roof, and the stone chimney add the perfect finishing touches.

2 bedrooms and 2 baths

1,184 square feet

See Plan: Brunswick Cottage

Cotton Hill Cottage, Plan #286

Cotton Hill Cottage, Plan #286

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This cozy cottage proves that special things come in small packages. It's equally livable, whether nestled in a suburban neighborhood or built along a lakefront; while the entry and front porch offer a quaint first impression that reflects the interior's inviting, light-filled spaces.

2 to 3 bedrooms and 3 baths

2,083 square feet

See Plan: Cotton Hill Cottage

Amelia River Cottage, Plan #2069

Amelia River Cottage

This bungalow-style cottage offers a warm welcome with its charming front porch. Inside, the hardworking layout features an open concept kitchen and living area, with tucked-away bedrooms to retreat from the action. Live outside year-round on the back porch with a brick fireplace.

3 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths

2,449 square feet

See plan: Amelia River Cottage

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Magnolia Cottage, Plan #1845

This classic cottage features a perfectly symmetrical floor plan, with bedrooms on the left and right sides of the open family room and kitchen. This cozy home includes front and back porches in its compact footprint for indoor-outdoor living.3 bedrooms, 3 baths1,776 square feetSee plan: Magnolia Cottage

This classic cottage features a perfectly symmetrical floor plan, with bedrooms on the left and right sides of the open family room and kitchen. This cozy home includes front and back porches in its compact footprint for indoor-outdoor living.

3 bedrooms, 3 baths

1,776 square feet

See plan: Magnolia Cottage

Longleaf Cottage, Plan #1961

Longleaf Cottage, Plan #1961

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This floor plan is meant for entertaining, with spacious porches and airy living spaces for gathering indoors and out. See how interior designer Anna Braund brought this cottage to life in her hometown of Roswell, Georgia.

4 bedrooms, 4 ½ baths

2,584 square feet

See plan: Longleaf Cottage

Hawthorn Cottage, Plan #2004

Southern Living House Plan 2004 Hawthorne Cottage

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This farmhouse-inspired cottage lives much larger than its 1,600-square-foot footprint thanks to a lofted ceiling in the great room and big, breezy screened porch.

2 bedrooms, 2 baths

1,611 square feet

See plan: Hawthorn Cottage

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Garden Cottage, Plan #1830

Garden Cottage Plan #1830

This teensy-tiny outbuilding is the perfect abode for aging parents or weekend getaways. This cozy plan packs all the essentials into 540 square feet, including a bedroom and bath, kitchen, living room, and front porch.

1 bedroom, 1 bath

540 square feet

See plan: Garden Cottage

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How To Pick Rug Size For Living Room

How To Pick Rug Size For Living Room

If you've got a medium to large sized room, chances are that you've got a queen size bed. The dimensions of this bed are 5' x 6'-6" (152 × 202cm). But a simple bed does not make a good bedroom – it's all the accent pieces and accompanying furniture that makes the space worth living in.

In case of a bedroom, the area rug caps off the whole interior design. It may feel like a bonus accessory, but notice a bedroom with and without an area rug and you'll immediately see the difference. So now, the real question is:

What Size Area Rug Under a Queen Bed?

A 4'x6' rug pairs well with a queen and Olympic queen sized bed, but only if your bedroom is small. If you're working with a medium or large sized room, then the ideal rug size should be at least 8 feet in length.

This is because the 6' (72") length of a 4'x6' rug only extends a few inches on either side of the footboard compared to the larger span of a 5'x8' or 6'x9' rug.

A standard queen bed is 60 inches wide by 80 inches long, whereas an Olympic queen bed – a non-standard option – is 66 inches wide.

The following factors need to be considered when selecting the perfect area rug size for your queen bed:

The size of your room

The size of your rug mostly depends on the size of the room. Both must complement and correspond with each other.

You cannot furnish an oversized area rug in a small bedroom with a queen bed. Nor can you place a tiny area rug in a large bedroom with a queen bed. The dimensions of the room and the rug must go well with each other to deliver a holistic experience to the user.

The layout of your furniture

The second factor that plays a major role in selecting an area rug size for the queen bed is actually the layout of the room.

While rugs are mostly placed underneath or at the foot of the bed, there are more than these two ways to furnish them under a queen size bed. You can tweak the furniture layout and discover quite a few unique ways to use area rugs that complement this bed size.

Your preferred rug placement for a queen bed

The placement of a rug in correspondence to a queen size bed is also something that needs to be considered when selecting the best size. By simply pushing the queen bed against the wall, your rug size (and even shape) can turn out to be far more different that what you'd have initially considered.

For the best rug placement for a queen bed, your rug should extend at least 18 inches beyond the sides of the bed. You can opt for more, and preferably not less, as long as you have enough space.

Area Rug Size Chart for Queen Beds

Here's a standard rug size chart and a brief look at how each size and work best with a queen size bed:

Dimensions in Feet	Dimensions in Centimeters	Best uses and features
3'x5'	91 x 152cm	This is the smallest sized rug that you can pair with a queen sized bed. Just put it at the foot of the bed and leave a small strip of bare floor along all the edges.
4'x6'	121 x 182 cm	This is the smallest rug size that you can pair with your queen bed. It's usually aligned with the footboard and can be used to design a floor sitting area when furnished with a compact chaise lounge, a couple of ottomans, or even just a bunch of floor cushions.
5'x7'	152 x 213cm	There's only 1' of difference between 5'x8' rug and this one. Just put it at the foot of the bed and it will look absolutely perfect.
5'x8'	152 x 243 cm	The length of this rug size perfectly aligns with the size of a queen bed's footboard. You cannot really furnish its edges under the bed. They must align with the footboard and have at least 2 feet of circulation space up front. So this rug looks the best when it's placed in a large room. You can accent it with floor cushions, a decorative trunk, a chaise lounge or a bunch of ottomans.
6'x9'	182 x 274 cm	You can furnish this rug size in a way that at least 18" or more of it are hidden under the bed. You'll have 1' of the rug edge visible on each side. It's best that you not accent this rug size with anything, or it will look too overwhelming.
7'x9' or 7'x10'	213 x 274 cm or 213 x 304cm	Very similar in size, both of these rugs can pair well with a queen sized bed. Just place the top 18" to 24" (or more depending on the size of your room) of the rug underneath the footboard while the rest can be embellished with floor cushions and ottomans.
8'x10'	243 x 304 cm	With this rug size, you'll have almost 18" of rug edges visible on each side. You can furnish it so that at least one quarter of the rug width lies under the bed. Once again, it's not recommended to furnish it with any accent furniture or accessories.
9'x12'	274 x 365 cm	This rug size is recommended for larger bedrooms. 2 feet of the edges will be visible on each side, so half the rug should be under the bed.
10'x14'	304 x 426 cm	This rug size looks best in large bedrooms. When perfectly centered, almost 2.5' of the rug edges are visible from each side. The best placement is when there is an 18" gap between the nightstand and the edge of the rug that is under the bed.
12'x18'	365 x 548 cm	This is the largest area rug size that you can place under a queen bed. The whole bed can be placed under the rug and you'll still have left-over edges on all 2 sides.

Rug Sizes Under a Queen Bed

Here are some examples on how each rug size can be featured under or beside the queen bed (afterwards, see our infographic at the end of the article for a quick and easy comparison between all popular sizes):

4' x 6' Rug Under Queen Bed

A 4'x6′ is a small sized rug which is perfect for anchoring small and medium sized bedrooms. However, if you're looking for the best layout, then a four feet by six feet rug will go well with a queen sized bed if you place it directly in front of the footboard.

But if you want to be stylistic, then you can place the rug at an angle underneath one end of the bed. Both ideas work for small and medium sized bedrooms wonderfully!

Here are some ideas to match them together:

5' x 8' Rug Under Queen Bed

There are a number of ways to feature a 5'x8′ rug with a queen bed, but the best look is when the top 18" to 24" of the rug is placed under the footboard. This gives the whole layout a more cohesive look and makes the bedroom look absolutely pulled together!

Note that this five feet by eight feet rug is well suited for medium and large sized bedrooms that need a focal point to anchor the ambiance.

You'll love how this rug size will complement medium to large sized rooms. Here are some layout ideas for you to get started:

6' x 9' Rug Under Queen Bed

Compared to the dimensions of a queen bed, a 6'x9′ rug is rather large. Therefore, it's suited for medium to oversized bedrooms that have a lot of space in front of the bed.

There are quite a number of ways to pair it with this bed size. In our opinion, however, the best and most wholesome way to match a queen bed with a six feet by nine feet rug is by putting the majority of the rug underneath the bed, only leaving 18" to 24" of bare floor between the nightstands and the top of the rug. This will help make even a medium sized room feel bigger and more pulled together!

Here are some ideas to pair them together:

8' x 10' Rug Under Queen Bed

An 8'x10′ rug size is preferred for large rooms as its big span can make a medium sized room feel rather cluttered.

The entirety of the eight feet by ten feet rug can be put underneath a queen sized bed, but the best option is if you leave around 18" to 24" of space between the rug top and the nightstands. This gives the whole layout a rather cohesive look!

There are a number of ways that this rug size can be matched with a queen bed. Here are some popular choices for layouting:

9' x 12' Rug Under Queen Bed

Depending on the size of your room, a 9'x12′ rug can either be placed fully underneath the queen bed or you can leave an 18" gap between the rug top and the nightstands.

A 9 feet by 12 feet rug is categorized as 'large' and thus is only recommended for oversized rooms. If featured in a mid-sized bedroom, it can make the space feel quite cluttered.

Here are 3 popular ways that you can pair the bed and the rug with one another:

10' x 14' Rug Under Queen Bed

The most proportionate way to pair a queen sized bed with a 10'x14′ rug is to place the whole bed and nightstands on top of the rug.

If your room is extra-large, then you can leave a 24" gap between the top of the rug and the nightstands. This type of rug layout looks pulled together and wholesome when there's at least 24" to 36" (or more) of bare floor area around all visible rug edges.

A ten feet by fourteen feet rug is great for pairing with queen beds. It's the right amount of large and complements the size of a standard queen size bed perfectly. Here are some popular layouts you can take inspiration from:

12' x 18' Rug Under Queen Bed

A 12'x18′ is an extremely large rug size, especially compared to the scale of the queen bed.

The best way to proportionately pair its twelve feet by eighteen feet body with the queen bed is to place the whole bedroom furniture set (including the bed, nightstands, footboard ottoman/chaise, etc.) set up on top of it.

However, this rug size is not typically recommended for queen beds. It's too large and looks disproportional against the size of the bed. But if you still want to go ahead, here are two good ways to use it – given that you have a large bedroom:

Round Area Rug Placement with Queen Size Beds

There are four popular round rug sizes and there are a number of ways that you can pair each one with a queen size bed. Let's take a look at all of them:

4' Round Rug Under Queen Bed

A 4' round area rug is perfect for featuring in small to medium sized rooms. It's great for designing an accent reading nook in a large bedroom as well. Here are some unique ways to match this rug with a queen bed:

6' Round Rug Under Queen Bed

A 6' round rug is medium sized and is great for featuring in small to medium sized rooms. Here are some layout ideas that you can use to pair this rug size with a queen bed:

8' Round Rug Under Queen Bed

An 8' round rug is neither too big, nor too small so it's perfect for medium to large sized bedrooms. Here's how you can pair it with your queen sized bed:

12' Round Rug Under Queen Bed

This is the largest round rug size and only looks good in oversized bedrooms. Here are the best ways that you can feature this rug size with your queen bed:

Runner Placement with Queen Size Beds

Runners are typically used in hallways and transitional areas, but they can also be featured in a bedroom. Their elongated shape is suited for medium and large sized bedrooms. An average runner is between 2 feet to 3 feet wide.

The length of the runner is more diverse and you can find one that lies anywhere between 5 feet to 14 feet. You can pick a runner size that complements the size of your bedroom. Here are some ideas to pair runners with your queen size bed:

Rug Layering Ideas with Queen Size Beds

Rug layering is recommended for only large sized bedrooms. In smaller spaces, layering tends to look very cluttered and makes the room feel visually overwhelming.

One thumb rule to remember during this venture is that the base rug should always be lighter in color so that the top rug can stand out more. Usually khaki natural fiber rugs are used as the base, as they're inherently understated and sturdy to begin with.

Here are a few ideas that you can use to introduce layering with area rugs in your home interiors:

See more:

• General Rug Size Guide for all Rooms
• Rug Size for a King Bed

So, this is everything that you need to know about pairing different types of rugs with a queen size bed. We hope this guide helps you make the best choice, let us know which size you went for!

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Emerald Green And Gold Living Room Ideas

Emerald Green And Gold Living Room Ideas

Living Room Decorating Ideas

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The living room is one of the most important areas in your house for a great hosting experience. It's likely you and your guests will spend countless hours in this room, discussing and entertaining.

Decorating your living room properly will deliver deeply satisfying living for your leisure time. To get there, however, you must pay attention to all of the following areas:

1. the colors that you select

2. material and quality of seats and furniture

3. wall decorations and art

4. lighting and light fixtures

Below we show you some great ideas for decorating your living room.

The Best Colors for Your Living Room

One area that will have a disproportionate impact on the mood of your living room is the color you choose for the walls. While you can install wallpaper to change the look of certain walls, there are areas that wallpaper cannot cover. Getting the wall color right, therefore, gives you the best shot at creating a remarkable effect.

Some of the best color palettes for living rooms include:

1. White - White walls add a touch of class. They are the perfect backdrop for decorating with upscale furniture.

2. Turquoise - This color is great for creating an informal but refined feel. Your kids and family will love the refreshing mood this color creates.

3. Cream - Striking a balance between formal and informal, cream-colored walls create a quiet, soothing effect.

Furniture Choices

With your wall color selection made, you should select furniture that pairs well with the colors you've already chosen. For example, combining white couches with white walls will create resonance in your room design.

Make sure to provide ample seating to avoid crowding. Add multiple sofas, easy chairs and other seats that can accommodate a complete roomful of people, depending on the size of the room.

Furniture like TV stands and tables should generally blend in with the colors of the room and ceiling. There are some natural materials, however, that can work regardless of the colors on the walls. For example, wooden table surfaces look good whether your walls are white, blue or another color.

Lighting Ideas

You can greatly improve the aesthetics of a living room with bright lighting and impressive light fixtures.

To start, you can consider a beautiful chandelier in the center to provide light around the whole room. This central masterpiece ensures adequate lighting throughout the living room while adding an air of elegance.

You can then add to the light sources in the living room with individual lights on tables and around the walls in areas where people will not knock them down.

Carpeting

Consider adding carpeting to your living room to create a comfortable walking area. Carpeting lets you and your guests go barefoot if you choose. The living room almost demands this since you will want to take off your shoes and kick back on occasion. Warm plush carpets provide a good, comfortable surface for this. There are many choices when it comes to carpet size.

If your living room is very large, you can opt for wall-to-wall carpeting. On the other hand, if it's smaller, you can add just an area rug in the place where you will sit. For example, you can have a rug around the sitting and TV area where your kids will play.

The advantage of area rugs over wall to wall carpeting is, mainly, lower costs and ease of replacement. You can completely change the area rug and create a new aesthetic in a fraction of the time it would take to begin installing new wall-to-wall carpeting.

Art Ideas for Your Living Room

Many homeowners like to have some wall art in their living room. If your living room is spacious, it can accommodate a good-sized piece of art mounted alongside one wall. In some instances, you can consider multiple art pieces. Invariably, tasteful art adds to the sophistication of a living room. It adds an interesting item that sparks many conversations from impressed guests.

Selecting art is an opportunity to express your unique personality. If you are fairly conservative, you can select some classical type pieces that portray a quiet life. If you are more adventurous, you can experiment with a post-modern impressionist piece that others might consider risky. It's your space, and so feel free to decorate it to express who you are.

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Allison Ramsey Architects Southern Living

Allison Ramsey Architects Southern Living

NEW MODELS TO START SOON IN PARK PLACE

More and more people looking for homes are downsizing and wanting either single level living or their master on the main level.  We agree and have passed this valuable information onto our Signature Builders.  Below are several model homes that will be starting in Park Place in the near future.

Plan Details

BASICS

• Bedrooms:3 actual,3 possible
• Baths:2 full,1 half
• Floors:2
• Garage:0
• Foundations:Crawlspace
• Primary Bedroom:Main Floor
• Laundry Location:Main Floor
• Fireplaces:1

SQUARE FOOTAGE

• Main Floor:1,052
• Upper Floor:627
• Total Heated Sq Ft:1,679
• Garage:0

DIMENSIONS

• Width x Depth:34'0″ x 57'0″
• Height:26'0″

PLATE HEIGHTS

• Main Floor:9.0′
• Upper Floor:5.8′

CONSTRUCTION

• Ext. Wall Construction:2×6
• Roof Framing:Gable

STYLE / INFLUENCES

• Southern
• Cottage
• Farmhouse

KITCHEN FEATURES

• Open Layout
• Snack
• Island

PRIMARY BEDROOM FEATURES

• Walk-in Closet
• Dual Sinks
• Shower

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

• Porch
• Fireplace

DESCRIPTION

Craftsman and bungalow styles blend to create a home with a large front porch and gracious proportions. Inside, you'll find a main level with a grand living room and a welcoming master, while two bedrooms and a full bath upstairs make this a perfect home for family and friends.

This home is an Eric Moser Design  and can be found on Southern Living House Plans website under Sugarberry Cottage, SL-1648.

WE WANT YOUR INPUT ON THE THIRD HOME TO BE BUILT SOON!

Listed below are three home designs (primarily single story) that we would like you to vote on with your first choice.  Whatever home plan wins, will be built by one of our Signature Builders.

CHOICE #1
from Allison Ramsey Architects
KING STREET COTTAGE

CHOICE #2
from Allison Ramsey Architects
HEADSAIL CANAL HOUSE

The Headsail Canal House home plan from Allison Ramsey offers 1,559 sq. ft. of livable space which includes two bedrooms, two and one-half baths with a nice floor plan and great back porch area.

CHOICE #3
from Allison Ramsey Architects
LEXINGTON

The Lexington from Allison Ramsey Architects is a 1,950 sq. ft. home.  It features three bedrooms, two and one-half baths, a 549 sq. ft. garage and a second floor room with a powder room which can be used for storage, an additional bedroom, sitting room, craft room or man cave.

Please email your vote to[email protected] with your name, phone number and email address.  Remember to vote for only one (1) home plan.

One lucky person will win a $100 gift card to 401West, our waterfront dining restaurant in downtown St. Marys, when they visit for a Discovery Tour!

Good luck to everyone!

***All home plans are subject to approval by Cumberland Harbour's Design Review Board.***

If you would like to find out more about Park Place, click on the link below for more information.

Zillow New Construction Report

The Zillow New Construction Report, issued in February of 2021, compares buyers from 2019 to 2020.  One of the interesting buyer preferences in 2020 was an increase in buyers interested in new home construction.

Another interesting takeaway is that new home buyers are looking for small homes (less than 1,000 sq. ft) and accounted for 9% of new construction buyers last year;  medium sized homes (1,000 -2,999 sq. ft) are still desirable as well with 66% of sales; and large size homes (3,000 sq. ft.+) account for 24% of sales.

Homes features changed somewhat as well.  Home buyers are looking for more private outdoor space.  Whether it be a patio, deck or yard; garage and off-street parking is important as are smart home capability, hot tubs, pools, and rental income.

Comparable Facts:

• Cumberland Harbour is a gated community.
• It is a great community, for walk, biking or driving a golf cart around.
• We are close to major shopping, restaurants and Cumberland Island all less than an hour's drive or boat ride.
• Get-togethers (pre-Covid) and group activities, such as tennis, pickle ball, fitness center and three pools are all fun activities at Cumberland Harbour.
• Schools in Camden County are ranked as some of the highest in Georgia.

courtesy of Zillow New Construction Consumer Housing Trends Report 2020

INTERESTED IN BUILDING A HOME IN CUMBERLAND HARBOUR?

We have some of the finest custom builders in Southeast Georgia.  We are proud of all of the custom and semi-custom (Park Place) homes that are built in our community.

Atlantic Salt Realty has experienced agents waiting to assist you in all of your home building needs.  Looking for a home plan?  We can help with providing you with home plans or suggestions from multiple low country architects.

If you have a home plan and are looking for a homesite, we can help you choose the perfect spot for your new home and assist with putting you in touch with our Signature Builders.

Select the link below to schedule your Discovery Tour!

Cumberland Harbour  offers homesites on deep water, marsh front, lake views, nature and our cottages at Park Place.  We also offer assistance with home and design plans as well as access to ourSignature Builders.

Call, click above or email us today to schedule a tour of
Cumberland Harbour !
We look forward to serving you a tall glass of sweet tea!

Serving St. Marys, Amelia Island, St. Simons & Sea Island

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Allison Ramsey Architects Southern Living

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