Subtle signs of winter have been making their way into your homes over the last few weeks. Fires are roaring, cushions and throws are adorning beds and sofas, and things are starting to look decidedly cosy. So, before the Christmas trees are decorated, the festive garlands go up and the fairy lights are brought down from the loft, we thought we’d share a few of your beautiful homes to show how you’ve been styling our best-loved pieces this season.
Don’t forget to tag us on Instagram using #cotswoldco for the chance to be featured next month and win £100 to spend with us!
View this post on InstagramWe absolutely love how Sian has decorated Maisie’s bedroom. It’s such a cosy and beautiful spot, and our Chantilly White Chest seen here is the perfect piece to complement the soft tones; whilst providing bundles of storage too.
View this post on InstagramLet’s stay on beautiful bedrooms, shall we? Despite only moving house fairly recently, Cara has already made their bedroom look so cosy and inviting. We love how well our Wickham Washed Oak Bedsides pair with the blush pink tones she’s incorporated.
View this post on InstagramHope you’re having a cosy Sunday evening
Rose’s living room looks so cosy! We can just imagine curling up here beside the fire with a good book. We love how our huge Boston Round Mirror takes pride of place above the mantlepiece too.
View this post on InstagramOne of our newest collections, Ellwood Charcoal looks perfectly at home in this 1950s house. Painted a beautiful dark grey – a colour match to Farrow & Ball’s Railings – it’s a range that complements both traditional and more contemporary decor schemes.
View this post on InstagramWe’d happily work from home in the office Jill has created! Our Chalford Office Complete Office Suite takes the hard work out of office furntiure hunting – and helps with keeping it tidy and organised too!
View this post on InstagramFrom new builds to barns, we love that you show us how versatile our beautiful furniture really is. Our Tetbury Grey Console Table looks perfectly at home in Calista & Tom’s hallway here.
View this post on InstagramBella has the right idea getting cosy in here! Another tempting living room that offers the perfect excuse to stay in. Our Raw Oak Towel Ladder provides the perfect home for storing warm throws and cosy blankets this season.
Beautifully styled, our Camille Limewash Oak collection remains one of our most-loved and timeless collections. With a rustic yet feminine feel, we think it looks lovely against the subtle pink and vintage-inspired accessories Laura has paired with it here.
We love Sarah’s beautifully timeless living room with the pops of colour. Our Oakland Large Sideboard is perfectly at home here and looks lovely against the blue sofa and patterned wallpaper.
View this post on InstagramAnother wonderfully cosy bedroom to finish this round-up with. We love the colours of Vicky’s newly decorated bedroom, and how our Chantilly White Bedroom furniture complements almost any decor scheme.
For even more inspiration, scroll through our previous blog posts sharing beautiful customer photos or take a peek at our Home Tours over on the Cotswold Co blog.
Post written by: Harriet Pattison
You May Also Like
The Home Tour Series #13 Rosemary Bickers
As we walked up the beautifully well-kept garden path, the duck egg blue front door was opened to…The Home Tour Series | Jennifer Rothbury
Physiotherapist Jennifer Rothbury @crack_the_shutters, won an enthusiastic Instagram following after she and her family moved into a property…The Home Tour Series | Jenny Lilley
An 18th Century cottage nestled in the Hampshire countryside, retaining many of its original features, is home to…The Home Tour Series | Sarah Brooks
An Edwardian home with a country farmhouse feel, Sarah talks us through her renovations, her interiors style and…The Home Tour Series | Elle Hervin
A charming period property that dates back to the 1930s, Elle @elle_the_home_bird has a wonderful eye for colour…The Home Tour Series | Emma Diaz
With a passion for historic structures, Emma and her husband’s move from Kent to a small worker’s cottage…
