Our design studio very much loves the coastal English cottage decor look with ticking, antiques and faded florals! This week, I squeezed in a little project which perfectly fits coastal English cottage interiors. I have had this little grey boat for years, it’s been in a cupboard waiting for a makeover! I had barely a meter of this gorgeous Bennison ‘Wheatfield’ fabric to make a lovely rectangular cushion with, and just enough leftover to make new sails.

I’m always drawn to that cozy coastal cottage feel—soft light, collected pieces, and rooms that feel relaxed and full of character. A little bit of modern English cottage interiors, a little seaside cottage interior, and that soft coastal cottage aesthetic that feels somewhere between a Hamptons cottage and old Nantucket cottage interiors, just with a Cornish view instead.

I used the existing rather grubby sails as a pattern, and the whole project took less than an hour to complete. You can buy little yachts/boats and add your own sails. I’ll put the pattern I used here for you to scale to fit. It is basically two trapeziums. I just used string to tie them to the boat, which already had little metal eye loops.

sails pattern

My sails are approximately 47cm in height (mast side), the top edge is 7cm and the bottom edge is 17cm. I thought I would add this pattern here so you get an idea of the size of my boat and the shape of the sails.

Removing the Old Sails and unpicking the seams

Using the Old Sails as a Template

Sewing the Hems and Finishing the Edges

Adding Rope Loops for Attaching to the Boat

coastal english cottage sail boat

How glamorous does this little yacht look now with her new cutie floral sails?! I thought about lining the sails (with a ticking fabric), but I’m so glad I didn’t—I love how the light comes through.

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I hope this post has given you some ideas for coastal English cottage decor and a little inspiration for your own cozy coastal cottage projects. Sometimes the smallest sewing projects add the most character! #coastalenglishcottagedecor #cozycoastalcottage #seasidecottageinterior

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Tin Coast Edit 8 is here… and it’s all the summer cottage decor I’m loving right now! If you’re leaning into that seaside cottage decor or coastal cottage decorating look reminiscent of a summer in Cornwall, there are so many lovely new pieces in the shops at the moment. This edit pulls together that relaxed seaside cottage aesthetic with an easy mix of vintage cottage decor and light, layered cottage vibes.

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We have three holiday lets: The Georgian Flat (sleeps 5), Stamping Cottage (sleeps 2), and Tin Barn (sleeps 2), all in the South West of Cornwall.

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summer cottage decor

Summer is on the way and I’m here for it! I can’t wait for longer lighter days and warmer breezes. It’s the time of year where our relaxed English coastal design really comes in to its own. This edit follows this shift with natural textures, soft stripes, sun-washed tones and pieces that layer beautifully together.

It’s that slightly sun-faded, Cozy Coastal Cottage feel I always come back to… works beautifully in Small Cottage Decor spaces and feels calm, unfussy and easy to live with. The kind of look that just settles in around you… windows open, a bit of a breeze drifting through, and nowhere you need to be (honestly my favourite kind of day lol).

summer cottage decor – the edit!

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Rattan lights are one of my favourite ways to bring warmth and texture into a room… especially in coastal interiors where using natural materials is so effective. A rattan ceiling light or rattan light fixture instantly softens a space and adds that relaxed, slightly boho feel I always seem to come back to. We rounded up our favourite rattan wall lights here, but wicker pendant lights, cane lights, and other rattan boho hanging lights deserve their own little moment too — they’re such an easy way to add character overhead.

RATTAN PENDANTS IN OUR ATTIC APARTMENT

In our attic apartment, see photo above, we have four woven pendants in a row in each eaves space and they make such a lovely feature. One of these rattan lights also hangs in the adjacent kitchen area, see photo below. We sell these lovely, natural coloured rattan lights in our Tin Coast Design Shop.

I’ll be honest though… I don’t actually switch pendant lights on very often at home. I’m very much a wall lights and table lamps person in the evenings! However, whether it’s a chunky basket lamp, a simple rattan light shade, or a sculptural wicker chandelier, natural textures add interest even when the lights are off and I still love having them for the warmth and texture they bring to such a large space.

RATTAN PENDANT lightS IN OUR coastal shop

Our Tin Coast Design Shop counter lights were one of our best sellers. They are huge and have a slightly more antique look than some rattan ceiling lights with their greyed rattan tone. We called them Alexandra after the name of the road that the shop is on! They are for sale here.

rattan lights round-up

The good news is there are now loads of lovely high-street options — everything from classic wicker lampshades for pendant lights to more modern wicker lampshade designs and natural wicker lampshade styles in all sorts of shapes and sizes. I’ve rounded up a mix below including rattan lampshades, wicker lampshades, and woven hanging light shades that would work beautifully in kitchens, bedrooms, and hallways.

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RATTAN PENDANT LIGHT IDEAS

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This tiny ensuite shower room sits within our Attic Apartment project, tucked under gently sloping ceilings. The room itself is a compact square measuring 165cm x 145cm, which definitely places it firmly in the very tiny bathroom ideas category.

small shower room ideas layout

Between the angled ceiling and the small footprint, this tiny bathroom more or less designed itself. There simply wasn’t room for multiple options. The shower head had to sit at the highest point of the ceiling, which naturally placed the shower on the wall opposite the door. The space was so tight that the basin and toilet couldn’t sit side by side, so they sit opposite each other instead.

Sometimes a small ensuite shower room decides the layout for you… And honestly, that can make the design process much simpler!

The design I’ve used could be tweaked for a narrow shower room by putting the toilet and basin side by side.

our tiny ensuite bathroom

The apartment follows a Scandi country style — a relaxed mix of Scandinavian simplicity and countryside charm. Clean lines meet natural textures with soft, calm colours. The fittings are all pared back, with wall-mounted taps and concealed shower fittings built into the wall so nothing feels bulky. Everything sits within a pale, matt palette to soften the room, while texture comes in through the tile pattern to add interest. These details make a big difference, where every surface is visible. #wetroomideasforsmallwetrooms

A NEUTRAL PALETTE WITH A TON OF TEXTURE

The wall tiles are one of my favourite details. They’re laid in a random pattern using a mix of square and metro tiles in a soft ecru tone. The colour isn’t completely uniform, which gives the walls lots of gentle texture and movement. Because these tiles sit directly opposite the door, they naturally become the focal point when you walk in.

On the floor we used tiny Carrera marble penny tiles. The circular pattern is a lovely contrast to all the straight lines in the room — from the tiles to the basin and shiplap.

The remaining walls are finished with vertical shiplap — a little nod to our coastal location. We painted them in Slaked Lime by Little Greene Paint Company, which is a beautiful soft white. Changing the wall finish but keeping everything in the same colour palette adds depth to the room and helps it feel larger than if the entire space had been tiled.

saving space in a tiny ensuite

Finding the basin was surprisingly tricky. Most compact sinks are either too shallow or too wide, which doesn’t work in a tiny ensuite where every centimetre matters. This slightly utilitarian rectangular basin is 500mm wide and turned out to be perfect. It’s narrow at only 370mm but still properly deep, which means you can actually fill the sink for shaving or washing your face.

The toilet is a back-to-wall design with a concealed cistern. Because we were renovating the apartment from scratch, we were able to create a pocket within the wall to house a very slimline concealed cistern. It keeps everything visually neat. We also chose a wall-hung toilet. When you can see the floor below it creates an illusion of space and makes the room feel more open — something that really matters when you’re working with very small shower room ideas.

storage in a tiny shower room

In a tiny shower room storage is key. Either you need clever built-in storage, or you keep the number of things in the room very minimal, otherwise the space can start to feel cluttered very quickly! We built a tiny cupboard into the wall — one of those small decisions that makes a big difference. There’s just enough room for toothbrushes, toothpaste and mouthwash, which I didn’t want sitting on the basin.

There is a built in nook as you walk in to the shower to house products in a very seamless way.

We also hung a very simple white ceramic shelf. In all honesty, this was more to create a little display area to add interest rather than for actual storage needs. It’s lovely for displaying lovely perfume bottles and jars for cotton wool, cotton buds, toothpicks, etc.

tiny ensuite details

The door is a half-glazed six-paned design which allows light to filter into the shower room. We added a simple bamboo roll-up blind for privacy and also I liked the idea of that natural texture sitting against the painted wood and tiles. In such a small room, every layer adds character.

I added a round mirror for the same reason. It echoes the floor tiles and keeps the space feeling a little softer and more playful.

Finally, brushed brass fittings run throughout the space. They bring in a gentle warmth which works beautifully with the soft whites and pale ecru tones, and they help the whole room feel a little richer while still staying calm and understated.

Tiny rooms like this are always a bit of a puzzle to get right… but they’re also some of the most fun. When everything slots into place, a tiny ensuite can easily become one of the most satisfying rooms to design.

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The bedroom looks out onto the garden, and the house is Arts and Crafts in style. Flower pictures were a natural choice. I chose matching A4 frames with no mount to keep a more simpler look. It creates a calm but impactful vintage floral gallery wall. Letting the artwork fill the frames works well in a smaller-sized frame. The overall look is relaxed and timeless.

vintage flower prints – what I used

You can of course buy ready-to-hang vintage botanical artworks, have a look at what I found here. It is definitely more affordable to make it yourself, plus there’s a much wider choice of artwork to use. You can buy ready-made prints or download the artwork from Etsy as I did.

I spent ages looking for the perfect set. I wanted vintage flower prints framed that felt soft and decorative. The great thing with downloadable artwork is that you get multiple file sizes with clear instructions, so even if you’ve never printed art before it’s very easy to do at home. I chose a bundle with 12 prints even though I thought I might only use six — having extra options really helps when you’re playing around with layout.

If you are downloading files to print yourself, you will either need a printer or to use a print service. I am restricted by my printer as the maximum size I can print is A4, but this was a good size for this project.

COST BREAKDOWN:

I chose A4 frames with no mount so the prints filled the space cleanly and simply. I love the rustic but light wood tone. My frames worked out at £14.97 each, and I used ten in total.

I bought this set of downloadable vintage flower prints on Etsy when they were 50% off. It’s good value as you get 12 different prints for the price. See here for some more lovely options.

Double-sided matte photo paper makes the prints feel more like real artwork than standard printer paper.

I bought new printer ink so I didn’t run out halfway through printing (always worth doing!)

Frames (10 × £14.97) = £147.70
Digital vintage flower prints (12 designs) = £7.14
Double-sided matte photo paper = £11.99 for 100 sheets

Total: £166.83
(Plus printer ink)

my exact prints, frames + paper:

If you don’t have a printer or want to go larger than A4 size, use an online print service to produce beautiful, large-format versions in sizes A2 and A3.

It’s definitely not a cheap project, but more than half the price of the ready-to-hang options I could find.

vintage flower prints gallery wall

Choosing a larger set of prints gave me plenty of options when arranging the wall and helped me balance colours and shapes across the layout. Once printed, the artwork instantly felt like real vintage floral pictures on the wall, especially on thicker matte paper.

When planning a gallery wall, proportions make a big difference. I arranged mine into two rows of five with around an inch of space between each frame. This layout works beautifully for both a classic vintage floral wall decor inspiration look and a more modern take on a maximalist gallery wall. Work with the proportions of your room and the space you are filling to decide your layout.

If you’re unsure on sizing, cutting brown paper to the size of your frames and taping it to the wall is a great way to test spacing first. It helps you visualise exactly how your vintage floral wall art ideas will sit in the room before hanging anything. I used A4 paper and masking tape to decide on the best layout.

Creating your own wall using digital artwork is also one of the easiest ways to experiment with how to decorate with vintage floral prints. You can scale them up or down, mix different flower styles and colours, to make a collection that feels personal.

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vintage flower prints all the links

If you’re thinking about decorating with vintage flower artwork, creating your own gallery wall is such a lovely way to personalise a space. You can choose prints you genuinely love, keep the frames simple, and build something that feels completely unique. There are some lovely picture frames linked here, and more vintage flower print options below.

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I’ve spotted so many lovely spring accessories appearing in the shops lately… gorgeous scarves, beautiful leather belts, new sunglasses under £40, woven raffia bags and easy flats that feel far more appealing than wellies once the sun decides to show up. It all feels very Cornwall fashion to me — relaxed, cheerful and ready for a wander down to Cornwall beach or a slow coffee by the harbour.

You can explore and shop all the accessories below if you’re putting together your own Cornwall outfits Spring wardrobe… and if you’re planning a Cornish escape, we have three holiday lets: The Georgian Flat (sleeps 5), Stamping Cottage (sleeps 2) or Tin Barn (sleeps 2) are lovely places to stay in the South West of Cornwall.

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Cornwall outfits – the base layer!

To make it simple, I’ve started with a base outfit that works in almost any weather… which is always a good thing in Cornwall (lol). White jeans and a classic white T-shirt create the starting point. Add a great belt, a scarf, a raffia bag and a pair of gorgeous flats and suddenly it feels like a proper Cornwall outfit.

Throw on a denim shirt and everything still works perfectly. Layer a couple of gold necklaces, pull on gingham socks for a pop of colour, or carry a huge striped beach bag and you’ve instantly created a whole collection of Cornwall outfit ideas from the same base.

The chunky fisherman’s cardigan changes the look again. Worn over just the T-shirt it keeps the outfit soft and monotone. Layered over the denim shirt it suddenly feels slightly fisherwoman chic, which is very much the Cornwall aesthetic. All the accessories below mix and match with this base, so you can create lots of easy Cornwall holiday outfits without packing half your wardrobe!

Cornwall outfits spring accessories

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Basically… they go with everything!

For this roundup, I’ve pulled together the best vintage rugs I can find on Etsy at the moment. All vintage and handmade rugs, which will add texture and personality when layered into the design of your room.

Shown below: A large vintage area rug in the living room of our Attic Project. Our poodle, Margot, modelling the vintage rug in the entrance hall of our Arts + Crafts House. The main living space at The Georgian Flat has a huge vintage rug!

I love large vintage rugs in living rooms, maybe layered over a larger sisal rug. Faded floral vintage rugs add character in bedrooms, and don’t forget vintage runners in hallways. Dreamy oushak rugs are my forever favourite!

Lottie xx

a word on new vintage-style rugs

If you’re buying new, I always recommend skipping machine-printed rugs if you can. Instead, look for hand-made, hand-knotted or hand-woven pieces which will wear beautifully and age in the best possible way. If you are looking for a specific size or pattern of rug, it can be easier to buy brand new. That being said, we have used the rug shown below in one of the bedrooms at our holiday let, The Georgian Flat. It looks great and has held up well to holiday guests and frequent vacuuming!

See this post for some lovely brand new vintage style rugs

where to buy vintage area rugs

You don’t have to spend thousands! You can find really good vintage rugs on Etsy starting at about £400 depending on the size. It is a hunt though, especially if you are looking for a specific size.

These are the Search phrases that I use:
Vintage area rug, antique rug, Vintage Oushak rug, muted vintage rug, Persian rug, cottage rugs, traditional rugs and French country rugs.

You’ll be amazed what comes up! Check seller reviews for authenticity. I always make an offer, even a really cheeky offer, especially on very large rugs as these are harder for the seller to shift. The rug round-up below includes sellers that I have previously purchased from, but please, do your own research!

buying authentic

1. Check that it’s hand-made, not machine printed
Ask for pictures of the back of the rug and zoom in! You should be able to clearly see the pattern and knots rather than a flat, blurry design, which usually means it’s been machine printed.

2. Natural fading is actually a good sign
Slight variations in colour and gentle wear show that the rug has aged naturally over time, adding character rather than taking away from it.

3. Choose wool whenever possible
Most authentic vintage rugs are made from wool, which feels thicker, heavier and far more durable than synthetic fibres.

4. Don’t worry about small imperfections
Tiny changes in pattern or colour are completely normal in handmade rugs and are often what make them feel special and unique.

5. Look closely at the fringe
On genuine vintage rugs, the fringe is part of the rug’s structure and weave, not something that’s been stitched on later.

6. A good rug should feel substantial
Quality vintage rugs usually have a nice weight to them and feel sturdy rather than thin or flimsy.

7. Check seller reviews!
I look for sellers with at least a 4.8/5.0 on Etsy.

how to clean vintage rugs

I always clean my vintage rugs when they first arrive. This may be unnecessary as most sellers will have cleaned them before dispatch but I am a germaphobe. I have taken delivery of a rug before, though which had obviously been around animals as I was allergic to it!

On a dry day (and preferably sunny!), lie your rug on a hard surface outside. Give both sides a good vacuum.

Before putting water on a rug, you might want to spot clean with a gentle water based cleaner on a corner to check for colour fastness. I have to admit that I never done this!

I then use a hose to wash the surface of the rug and remove any surface dust, before spraying with a very gentle clear soap e.g. a wool washing liquid or even a non bio washing up liquid. Rinse thoroughly. I only use cold water on my rugs.

Hang the rug on a washing line and flip every couple of hours to dry it thoroughly. Again, choose a sunny day if you can, the UV rays act as a natural disinfectant killing germs, bacteria and fungi.

When dry, vacuum again thoroughly. If, like me, you have underfloor heating, bring the rug in when it is still slightly damp. The gently heat coming through the floor will help any creases fall out.

vintage rugs for sale on etsy!

I’ve hunted down beautiful vintage and handmade area rugs in various sizes, from runners to large area vintage rugs at different price points. They have the kind of quality that outlasts machine-made rugs by years! These are hand-knotted and handmade.

Vintage rugs hold their value, too, so you can resell them if you change your style or want a different look. You will notice that I tend to prefer a rug with more muted colours. I also prefer an overall pattern to a rug with an emblem in the centre unless it is a very pale rug. I do like a lovely border round the edges. Think about the placement of your rug when you are choosing, and where the pattern will show if it is going under furniture.

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That easy seaside cottage aesthetic I always fall for.
Stripes, textures, and coastal finds that feel fresh, relaxed and ready for spring.

A lovely mix of seaside cottage decor with a modern beach cottage twist.
Perfect for cozy beach houses, beach cottage interiors and coastal beach house interiors.

Nothing too polished.
Just warm, welcoming spaces that feel lived-in and happy.

Exactly how a Cozy Coastal Cottage should feel (sunshine optional but encouraged!).

Lottie xx

all the links!

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This edit leans into neutral spring home decor with natural textures and calm, easy layers. A relaxed take on spring interior design that feels fresh and lived-in. Alongside soft furnishings and light changes, don’t forget the joy of seasonal spring bulbs as part of your decor. Simple spring decor for me is pots of daffodils, hyacinths or tulips which bring colour, scent and that unmistakable feeling that spring has properly arrived.

simple spring decor

I’ve pulled together a shoppable moodboard full of spring home decor ideas for living rooms, kitchens and cosy corners — from spring kitchen decor ideas to soft lighting and accessories that suit a neutral colour spring home decor scheme. And while I don’t usually lean into anything too twee, I’ve made an exception for the rattan bunnies — a fun, light-hearted touch that feels especially lovely if you’ve got children or grandchildren about! If you’re looking for spring home inspiration or easy spring home refresh ideas, this is a gentle way to welcome the season. Think soft colour, natural texture and a relaxed coastal feel — just right for brighter days ahead, when Cornwall starts to warm up and spring weekends turn into thoughts of seaside escapes and time spent in our holiday cottages by the coast.

Lottie xx

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spring home inspiration

neutral spring home decor

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I could pretend I spend winter swanning around in glamorous outfits… but honestly? I live in pjs. Give me soft pjs, fluffy socks, a cosy hoodie and I’m set. Most days you’ll find me in a cute lazy day outfit for home, wrapped in a blanket with a cup of tea, two poodles and if I’m feeling really fancy, a Baileys with ice! This is peak comfy-winter-outfits-lazy-days energy.

So here are the cosy lazy day outfits I actually wear: the pjs set aesthetic favourites, the winter pyjamas aesthetic pieces, and all the chill cosy outfits that make a cold lazy day feel borderline luxurious. Think lazy Sunday fits, comfy outfits for lazy homes, and just generally embracing the art of being snug.

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Lottie xx

pjs outfits ideas

pjs outfit ideas links!

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