Future Home Plans Part 3: Eclectic Colonial
Dream Home Collection Part Three: The a perfect homey, moody, eclectic colonial located in Williamsburg VA.
Now Williamsburg holds a very special place in our hearts, I grew up visiting, it was very special to my family, I went to college there, my husband and I got married there…there’s a lot of special personal history. So this one is going to be a bit more significant to us. It’s also the the home we plan on retiring to eventually.
Sharing some of the inspo images, and the check list of much have items for when we go house hunting for this dream home of sorts.
▪️Pintrest and the ultimate dream colonial home in fall, complete with Woodie
▪️Dream Home Color: Dunn Edwards “Portobello” (a direct copy from the incredible Stephanie Watts’s Dove Hollow home, who’s content this is. Highly suggest follow if you love antique homes)
▪️Glassed in porch or solarium-my childhood home which was a 120 year old saltbox had this and a matching open air porch on the opposite side. It was perfection. Photos via Pintrest, bottom is from Studio McGee
▪️the most perfect moody, English inspired bathroom via Pinterest
▪️this entry way that again reminds me of my childhood home via Pinterest
▪️this pool home/garden shed via Born On Fifth
▪️dreamy poll/yard situation…that was a random screenshot. No idea who’s photo sorry
▪️Heidi Cail Interior Design
Don’t forget to checkout my previous posts on this topic (our beach home inspo & how we plan to invest & financially plan fur it) and follow for more🤍
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What does your dream home have to have?
When dreaming of a colonial home, blending personal history with design inspiration is key. Eclectic colonial homes often feature a harmonious mix of historical charm and contemporary design elements. For insights, consider the classic features such as wooden accents, expansive porches, and heritage colors like Dunn Edwards' 'Portobello.' Incorporating nature through gardens and natural light is essential. A solarium or glassed-in porch can enhance comfort and connection with the outdoors, while a moody, English-inspired bathroom can add elegance and tranquility. Don't forget the importance of a well-thought-out yard with recreational spaces, perfect for family gatherings. As you plan, engage with stories from others who share similar aspirations and gather ideas by exploring platforms like Pinterest, where visual inspiration is abundant. Collaborative efforts and discussions with interior designers also provide valuable insights. Most importantly, reflect on what makes a home unique to you and your family's legacy, making your dream home an eternal sanctuary.