HeyJaredAnna Logan
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- Sep 9, 2026
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Steal These 5 Family-Friendly Decorating Ideas from a Lake Cottage Built for 19 Guests (opens the original)
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One of the best parts of my job as Country Living’s deputy homes editor is exploring all the creative design choices our homeowners and designers use to craft unique, stylish, and hardworking homes. Admittedly, I’m a bit of a sucker for anything that feels cleverly designed—I live for that “surprise and delight” moment designers are always talking about. When we photographed this charming Wisconsin lake house fit for 19 guests last summer, I couldn’t help but notice many of those little moments
Grandma’s House Had These 4 Charming Design Details—and We Want Them Back (opens the original)
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There is an undeniable magic in Grandma’s house. Everything is beautiful, aged to perfect imperfection, and rooted in craftsmanship we just don’t see anymore. Some elements—like the warm, fuzzy feeling you get when walking through the door—are irreplaceable. Others, however, can be re-created with a deft eye and skilled hand. Below, I’m sharing the four design details from your grandmother’s house that I think are set to trend again. Molding has always been a sign of a well-designed house, but,
Shop the Look: Inside a 1915 California Cottage Kitchen (opens the original)
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Designer Alexandra Azat of Plaster & Patina reimagined this 111-year-old California cottage with layers of texture and a deeply held reverence for what came before. You can read her interview here, but be sure to check out her sources and shop the look below. Creamy whites and soft, warm grays add charm to this kitchen. Wall Paint Color: Slipper Satin by Farrow & Ball Cabinetry Paint Color: French Gray by Farrow & Ball Faucet: Georgian Era Bridge Faucet by Perrin and Rowe Cabinet Knobs: Unlacque
This 194-Square-Foot Kitchen Proves Old Houses Don’t Need to Lose Their Charm (opens the original)
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When a pair of dedicated old-house lovers hired designer Alexandra Azat of Plaster & Patina to renovate their 1915 California cottage’s 194-square-foot kitchen, their instruction was to stay true to its roots while still undertaking a to-the-studs makeover. Below, Alexandra shares the 10 secrets to her renovation that made this old-house kitchen feel new—without compromising on old-house charm. To accomplish the homeowners’ vision, Alexandra moved original windows from elsewhere in the house, fi
Open Floor Plans Killed These 6 Charming Rooms—and I Want Them Back (opens the original)
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As a design editor, I have a lot of opinions on what constitutes a well-designed home. Some opinions aren’t make-or-break—like the type of paint finish your walls should have—while others I will defend until the very end of my days—like my deeply held belief that every room needs some flavor of crown molding. My most controversial opinion, though, always elicits a debate: I think we should do away with the open floor plan for good. Over the last few decades, newly built American homes have adopt
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