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As we get ready to hunker down in our homes for the season, we want everything as cozy as possible. Decorating, redoing (or creating) a cottage fireplace mantel in your living room can be an inexpensive way to get some new-to-you coziness in place fast. As it turns out, you don't even need a fireplace, thanks to the popular "floating mantel".

 

Decorate Your Mantel

Swapping out the seasons, amping up the glitz for some holidays: this is the fun part. Each one of us has our favorite rendition of the perfect fireplace mantel, whether it be a country rustic mantel overflowing with gourds, Indian corn, rusty farm implements and beeswax candles, a coastal-inspired mantel showing off delicate starfish, glass buoys, driftwood and twinkle lights, or a lodge look mantel piled high with pinecones, antique lanterns and elk statuettes. 

The little touches centered around your theme - coastal, cottage, country farmhouse or lodge - are fun to come by and give the decor our own personal stamp. Remember to keep proportion and color in mind for when you step back to observe your new favorite focal point. But sometimes a mantel need a larger item than knick-knacks to set it off - this is where we can help.

 

Accessorize Your Mantel 

From artwork to mirrors, we have the larger companion pieces your cottage style mantel needs. From the upper left photo going clockwise, we will show you examples of like-minded accessories we offer at Cottage Home Furniture.

Sea captain's mustard painted mantel: How we love the old time feel of this dining room and the saffron hue of the mantel. This nautical folk art piece suits this cottage dining room, but if you don't have the original, we have something to fit the bill. Our collection of vintage vinyl floor cloths include some seagoing scenes, and although they are primarily meant for the floor, we don't see any reason why you couldn't frame one (available in 23" x 30" and 43" x 56"). Go with what you love. This one we call Pleasant Point:

 

Ocean theme mantel with artwork: Pretty and pale, this ensemble proves that not all pictures need to be hung to be taken seriously. The large model sailboat needs balance and finds it in this sea blue painting, propped up nearly on a level. We have a large assortment of custom-made canvas giclee wall decor to hang over your prized mantel, from abstract sea horizons to pastoral landscapes. The giclee that rings true to the one in this sea-inspired living room is called Sea Breeze:

 

Rustic farmhouse country barnwood beam mantel: Throw another log on the fire and stay a while! This fireplace is too pretty serving as a cordwood container to change a thing. Lanterns, pottery planters and botanical touches encourage the feeling of elegant rusticity, and the large, bold clock face ensnares your interest. We offer a variety of cottage wall clocks to pair with your mantelpiece, including the Hampden 1864 Wall Clock:



 

Ocean theme mantel with mirror: Adding depth and an ocean hue of soft blue to this coastal living room, the mirror is key to setting off the mantel with its adorable sea birds and natural sea grasses (and another sailboat). We offer several mirrors - some are built by the craftsmen who make our farmhouse tables and they come in several dozen different paint and stain colors. Our Stony Brook Mirror is available in several beachy colors and echoes the lines of the white painted fireplace with its interesting jutting edges: 

 

DIY Mantels

Scoring an antique mantel or weathered barnwood at an estate sale always gets the blood pumping. The same goes for inheriting a country estate with fifteen fireplaces, all with mantels elegantly faded to a Byronesque splendor. But if you have no flea market finds - along with a plain mantel, no mantel or even no fireplace - you can still create "the look" with a little elbow grease - and power tools.

Have a mantel that you're kind of on the outs with? Here is a DIY video on how to decoratively augment an existing mantel.

Don't have a fireplace? You don't even need one. Here is a DIY video on how to add mount a rustic barnboard beam on a wall that needs a fashionable focal point to create a "floating mantel".

Inspired yet? Don't forget to tell us about your merry mantel adventures and please follow us on Facebook

 

Photo credits (clockwise from upper left): Country Living, Ballard Designs, The Glossy Nest and DigsDigs

Video credits: This Old House and Living to DIY with Rachel Metz
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As colder weather nears, we couldn't decide whether we were more drawn to the idea of the comforts of indoors outside or the hallmarks of outdoors inside, so we married the two scenarios in our Rooms to Love. Equally appealing to the homebody in us all, the fireplaced farmhouse living room and lodge porch above both offer rusticity as well as small touches of welcome luxury.
Hunker down by the fireplace in this farmhouse living room in an overstuffed armchair resplendent with cushy pillows in a stag motif. What sets this room apart is that despite the stark whitewashed hearth and exposed beams, the space crackles with warmth from the woodsy stash of fire logs, the honeyed antique trunk coffee table and the wreathlike antler design mirror. On the other hand, an outdoor lounging area fit for a tsar betrays none of its wintry temperature as long as the candles glow and the wood benches and chairs are covered in faux rabbit fur. These plush accessories take off the chill and make this lodge style porch one to lounge on in all seasons rather than to only pass through.  Softening the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces can create a feeling of integration and fluidity as well as alter your perspective on coziness.

Where is your favorite place to escape in the Great Outdoors?
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We love this room because it pulls off a grandness of scale while remaining comfortably cozy. Thanks to its earthy tones and horizontal lines, this true open concept living room harbors no cold pockets of space. The floor to ceiling windows provide a majestic view while the low, sleek lines of the furniture and the simple wooden mantel create a communal feeling. The narrow ledge from the level above also creates a subtle boundary without overshadowing the seating area. The soothing neutrals of the muted brick hearth wall seem to melt down into the perfectly matched hues of the chairs, sofas and area rug. A few well-chosen accessories in warm colors add dimension and a thoughtful symmetrical arrangement cements the look. The tailored silhouettes and mix of wood and fabric create a Scandinavian vibe so perfect for lodge living.

Do you prefer soaring ceilings or cozy closeness?
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This lodge style cabin has an open concept floor plan and cathedral ceilings for an expansive and lofty designed home.  The kitchen, dining room, and living room flow from one to the other and all share the same cinnamon toned pine flooring that glows with warmth.  The stone fireplace is a central element to the whole design scheme as it brings light, warmth, and texture to the home.  The furniture pieces in the living room are a blend of traditional and contemporary styles with tribal inspired prints for an eclectic grouping that boasts the individual personality of the home.

Would you add a rug to this living room, or do you prefer to see the exposed wood flooring?
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Just the mere word ‘lodge’ conjures images of a crackling fire…the aroma of a stew cooking in the kitchen…a rustic retreat designed for comfort and warmth.  Your lodge could be a cozy log cabin on the prairie or a grandiose spread on a mountaintop out West.  In fact, lodge style can be interpreted to fit just about every locale – east, west, north, south and in the middle.  A lodge may be a vacation retreat or a year-round abode.  Most of all, it’s a home for all seasons.
What accounts for the new popularity of lodge-style living?  For many, it’s motivated by a desire to return to a simpler time when the world revolved around hearth and home.  Designed for comfort and ease, a lodge is meant to be lived in.  Rugged and rustic, a lodge is well-suited to today’s active lifestyles.  It can handle the ‘clomp’ of heavy boots and the traffic of a houseful of kids, pets and friends.

While there are many definitions of lodge style, there are a few common denominators.  The essential element in lodge living is that it brings the outdoors inside with an abundance of natural materials and the rich textures of wood.  You are likely to find a stone fireplace, slate floors or countertops, wooden beams and wide-plank floors.

The most important thing to remember about lodge-style decorating is don’t overdo!  It is easy to get carried away with a theme and before you know it, your home starts to resemble an overblown movie set.  A little goes a long way.  Use elements of lodge style in a tasteful ensemble that reflects your own locale and your personal taste.  Here are some suggestions that may help inspire your own brand of lodge living.

High on the lodge list are farmhouse tables made of reclaimed wood or rough-hewn pine.  Families may gather round the table on prairie-style ladder back chairs with rush cane seating.  Others prefer benches to help fit more family and friends around the bountiful table.  Twig furniture and birch bark lamps are reminiscent of an earlier time when the pioneers fashioned furniture from abundant natural materials.

Color is another element that helps define lodge style.  Rich, warm earth tones, reds and greens, and wrought-iron black accents set the stage.  Mix patterns and solids, plaids and stripes in a tasteful harmony of colors found in the great outdoors.

Lodge living is all about comfort.  Relax on big, oversized sofas and easy chairs in soft natural fibers or plush leather in deep red, forest green or tawny brown.  Pillows and throws help complete the scene.  Wide plank or slate floors are covered with colorful rugs that help warm cold floors.  You can choose natural fiber rugs or old-fashioned braided and rag rugs for an authentic lodge décor.

Since lodges are often large, they can accommodate large-scale furnishings – big sofas and chairs, ample farmhouse tables, storage chests, armoires, cabinets and more.  Whether large or small, it is critical to select furnishings that fit the scale of your lodge home. 

Now for the accents!  Here’s where you can let your creativity soar.  How about a big wrought-iron chandelier over the dining table?  Consider a birch-log lamp or a faux fur throw.  An old pair of wooden skis, snowshoes or an old sled can be ideal accents for a ski lodge theme.  Carved decoys or fishing lures may be just right for a lakeside cabin.  Big walls are perfect for mounting collections – old tools, arrowheads found in the woods, photographs and prints.  You might even consider mounting a collection of deer or elk antlers that are shed naturally by these animals – no hunting involved!

But remember the rule – don’t overdo!  Look in the attic.  Browse through tag sales.  Turn to nature for inspiration to create a lodge home that is a reflection of you!

 

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As we get ready to hunker down in our homes for the season, we want everything as cozy as possible. Decorating, redoing (or creating) a cottage fireplace mantel in your living room can be an inexpensive way to get some new-to-you coziness in place fast. As it turns out, you don't even need a fireplace, thanks to the popular "floating mantel".

 

Decorate Your Mantel

Swapping out the seasons, amping up the glitz for some holidays: this is the fun part. Each one of us has our favorite rendition of the perfect fireplace mantel, whether it be a country rustic mantel overflowing with gourds, Indian corn, rusty farm implements and beeswax candles, a coastal-inspired mantel showing off delicate starfish, glass buoys, driftwood and twinkle lights, or a lodge look mantel piled high with pinecones, antique lanterns and elk statuettes. 

The little touches centered around your theme - coastal, cottage, country farmhouse or lodge - are fun to come by and give the decor our own personal stamp. Remember to keep proportion and color in mind for when you step back to observe your new favorite focal point. But sometimes a mantel need a larger item than knick-knacks to set it off - this is where we can help.

 

Accessorize Your Mantel 

From artwork to mirrors, we have the larger companion pieces your cottage style mantel needs. From the upper left photo going clockwise, we will show you examples of like-minded accessories we offer at Cottage Home Furniture.

Sea captain's mustard painted mantel: How we love the old time feel of this dining room and the saffron hue of the mantel. This nautical folk art piece suits this cottage dining room, but if you don't have the original, we have something to fit the bill. Our collection of vintage vinyl floor cloths include some seagoing scenes, and although they are primarily meant for the floor, we don't see any reason why you couldn't frame one (available in 23" x 30" and 43" x 56"). Go with what you love. This one we call Pleasant Point:

 

Ocean theme mantel with artwork: Pretty and pale, this ensemble proves that not all pictures need to be hung to be taken seriously. The large model sailboat needs balance and finds it in this sea blue painting, propped up nearly on a level. We have a large assortment of custom-made canvas giclee wall decor to hang over your prized mantel, from abstract sea horizons to pastoral landscapes. The giclee that rings true to the one in this sea-inspired living room is called Sea Breeze:

 

Rustic farmhouse country barnwood beam mantel: Throw another log on the fire and stay a while! This fireplace is too pretty serving as a cordwood container to change a thing. Lanterns, pottery planters and botanical touches encourage the feeling of elegant rusticity, and the large, bold clock face ensnares your interest. We offer a variety of cottage wall clocks to pair with your mantelpiece, including the Hampden 1864 Wall Clock:



 

Ocean theme mantel with mirror: Adding depth and an ocean hue of soft blue to this coastal living room, the mirror is key to setting off the mantel with its adorable sea birds and natural sea grasses (and another sailboat). We offer several mirrors - some are built by the craftsmen who make our farmhouse tables and they come in several dozen different paint and stain colors. Our Stony Brook Mirror is available in several beachy colors and echoes the lines of the white painted fireplace with its interesting jutting edges: 

 

DIY Mantels

Scoring an antique mantel or weathered barnwood at an estate sale always gets the blood pumping. The same goes for inheriting a country estate with fifteen fireplaces, all with mantels elegantly faded to a Byronesque splendor. But if you have no flea market finds - along with a plain mantel, no mantel or even no fireplace - you can still create "the look" with a little elbow grease - and power tools.

Have a mantel that you're kind of on the outs with? Here is a DIY video on how to decoratively augment an existing mantel.

Don't have a fireplace? You don't even need one. Here is a DIY video on how to add mount a rustic barnboard beam on a wall that needs a fashionable focal point to create a "floating mantel".

Inspired yet? Don't forget to tell us about your merry mantel adventures and please follow us on Facebook

 

Photo credits (clockwise from upper left): Country Living, Ballard Designs, The Glossy Nest and DigsDigs

Video credits: This Old House and Living to DIY with Rachel Metz
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Inspiration Board: Cottage Fireplace Mantel Makeover

October 7, 2020

Articles, Coastal & Beach House, Cottage Style, Design Tips, Farmhouse & Country, Inspiration Boards, Living Rooms, Lodge & Lake House

  As we get ready to hunker down in our homes for the season, we want everything as cozy as possible. Decorating, redoing (or creating) a cottage fireplace mantel in your living room can be an inexpensive way to get some new-to-you coziness in place fast. As it turns out, you don’t even need a […]

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Rooms to Love: Inside Out

December 9, 2016

Living Rooms, Lodge & Lake House, Porches, Rooms To Love

As colder weather nears, we couldn’t decide whether we were more drawn to the idea of the comforts of indoors outside or the hallmarks of outdoors inside, so we married the two scenarios in our Rooms to Love. Equally appealing to the homebody in us all, the fireplaced farmhouse living room and lodge porch above […]

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Rooms to Love: Lodge Lookout

December 7, 2015

Living Rooms, Lodge & Lake House, Rooms To Love

Pulling off a grandness of scale while remaining comfortably cozy. this true open concept living room harbors no cold pockets of space thanks to its earthy tones and low, horizontal lines. #lodgelivingroom #brickhearth #openconcept https://www.cottagehomefurniture.com/

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Rooms to Love: Lodge Style Cabin

December 3, 2014

Dining Rooms & Kitchens, Living Rooms, Lodge & Lake House, Rooms To Love

This lodge style home has an open concept floor plan and cathedral ceilings for an expansive and lofty designed home. The kitchen, dining room, and living room flow from one to the other and all share the same cinnamon toned pine flooring that glows with warmth. #lodgedecor #cabindecor #rusticlodge https://www.cottagehomefurniture.com/

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Living Lodge

December 18, 2012

Articles, Dining Rooms & Kitchens, Living Rooms, Lodge & Lake House, Porches

Just the mere word ‘lodge’ conjures images of a crackling fire…the aroma of a stew cooking in the kitchen…a rustic retreat designed for comfort and warmth. Your lodge could be a cozy log cabin on the prairie or a grandiose spread on a mountaintop out West. In fact, lodge style can be interpreted to fit […]

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Rooms to Love: Nautical Mix Bedroom

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Rooms to Love: Victory Kitchen

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Get the Look: Barn Board Bedroom

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Get the Look: Trestle Trove

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Get the Look: Iron Kissed

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