Today’s Eclectic Home Tour of 1111 Light Lane takes us into a renovated ranch that is big on modern cottage style.
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I found Beth of 1111 Light Lane on Instagram and fell in love with her California ranch that she’s updated in the best possible way. From the charming Spanish tile roof to the welcoming front porch, the outside of the home gives us an idea of what’s inside.
She had me at hello! A table in the entry is the perfect place to drop keys and baskets help keep everything organized.
I’d give up all of my upper cabinets for a wall of wrap around windows. Sconces provide lots of light.
Black cabinets pop against white walls and white subway tile laid vertically.
I love this modern interpretation of traditional Windsor chairs.
Every house needs a perfect little playhouse that is this adorable.
Sliding barn doors are perfect for separating small spaces.
A chunky piece of wood adds rustic charm to the painted brick fireplace.
Black doors add interest to white walls and natural wood accent furniture keeps things from being sterile.
Sisters (and a dog photo bomber) share this pretty in pink room.
The best part of living in California is of course getting to enjoy the outdoors and this beautiful tropical oasis.
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I looked at last week and this week i was gone to New Mexico to see it snow,not really but it did. The first one was very colorful done wonderfully and this week, love the kitchen window, the dog on the bed so it could see out the window and that beautiful shower curtain, thanks Kelly.
I’ve never been to New Mexico! Would love to go some day – glad you had a nice trip but it’s way to early for snow!!
Hey can you provide the link for the white shower curtain with the big pink flowers? Love your bathroom! Thanks!!
Hi Rachel – I featured this home. Just click on her link in my post to go to her blog and ask for the source.