Weekend at Seabrook - Part 2

Come along with me, Dear Friends, 

and we will take a tour 

of the lovely beach cottage 

where we stayed during

 our weekend at Seabrook, WA. 

Let's go inside, shall we? 

You can hang your coat here! 

A comfortable living room with 

sea-grass rug. 

I fell in love with the knitted 

floor cushions! 

It was a cool weekend 

so we had a nice fire burning

 in the gas fireplace both evenings. 

My son-in-law, Eric played his guitar and sang

for us. With the fire burning, and the family

gathered, it was very cozy. 

Woven reed armchairs 

draped with knitted throws

and soft cushions, flank the fireplace. 

Adirondack chair lamp

and tic-tac-toe game 

on the table in between. 

Lovely details reflect the locale.

Starfish and shells inside a nautical lantern

and tiny starfish in a wooden burl bowl. 

Sea-grass place-mats on the long wooden table. 

Inside the tall, rustic cabinet....

Love the 'tall ship'! 

The whole ground floor was 'open concept'. 

You can see the kitchen with its granite

topped center island which housed 

a large farmhouse sink. 

Regretfully, I didn't take photos beyond this point, 

but there were 3 stools against the island, 

and a stainless steel double door refrigerator

on the back wall.

The kitchen was fully stocked with dishes, 

pans, cutlery, appliances, etc. 

There was even a crock pot! 

A large laundry room/bathroom

and a pantry hide behind these doors

on the right side of the kitchen. 

The baby was fascinated by this driftwood sculpture, 

and would reach for it whenever he was held ;)

There was another clay sculpture by the back door
that he liked even more. <3

Walking back through the living area, 

behind the sofa, 

we find these beautiful carved wood panels.

Heather decorated these for my birthday
celebration.
xoxo

Just past, behind the sofa -
the entry hall where we came in.

Daughter Heather and baby Ethan
have a snuggle.

The walls throughout the entire home
were painted in the same sea-glass color
which changed in varying light.

All of the beautiful woodwork and trim
was white. Every window had white
wooden blinds.

Speaking of light....
I love this lamp.

Pretty shells on a bed of sand.

I would not want to knock this one over!

A pretty coat locker just by the entrance.
The lantern and seashell candle sconces
belong on the table under the carved panels
but Heather moved them when she set up
my birthday decorations. :)

I forgot to put the sconces back when I took the photo.

Continuing on, across from the front door 

are the stairs to the second floor. 

There are 3 floors and a carriage house! 

A driftwood seahorse sculpture

at the top of the stairs. 

 The master bedroom. 

Beautiful lamps. 

So many wonderful lanterns! 

The spheres are carved stone. 

A comfortable sitting area. 

Whoo are you?

Wall gate <3

There are 3 bedrooms on this floor, 

each with their own full baths. 

A pretty, shell-framed mirror. 

'Ocean Air - Salty Hair'

xoxo

I hope you have enjoyed the tour so far! 

Next time we will explore the rest of the cottage

and the carriage house. 

I hope you will join me! 

xoxo  

Forgive me, Dear Friends, if I have not
stopped by for a visit yet.

Time has taken on a rather fluid quality
of late, moving backwards and forwards
and swirling around.

I have been both light-house and ballast
for my family
during the ebb and flow
and am trying to get back on an even keel.

I am so very grateful for your love and support.
You make me smile and keep me strong.

xoxo