With over 100 Eclectic Home Tours to date, I am still always thrilled to find a gorgeous home to share with you.
Jenna Sue Design really blew me away …
see for yourself in her completely renovated California cottage.
Subway tile, rustic wood beams, farmhouse sink, open shelving …
a dream kitchen (done on a budget – everything including labor, cabinets, tile, lighting, flooring, beams, appliances, furniture, accessories … $28k).
I’m having heart palpitations over this kitchen.
One of my favorite ways to get a real custom look is to tile up to the ceiling.
The rustic beams add such character and you won’t believe that they were a DIY – see how to make your own wood beams.
Need storage? Forget nightstands and try customizing an Ikea piece.
Here’s the inside.
What a view to wake up to.
A perfect place to create.
All that’s missing is the popcorn.
Almost forget the best part …
this view!
If you get bored with the view, you can catch up on Downton Abbey.
To truly appreciate what Jenna Sue has done to her home, you must see the before pics and she’s working on making her laundry room a place where one would actually want to spend time so make sure to pay Jenna Sue Design a visit.
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Did you hear that? An angel just got it’s wings! Love these shabby angel wings.
Please tell me what was used for the kitchen countertops. They are beautiful and white. I love them and would love to replicate in my own kitchen. Please share 🙂
gorgeous home! i love her bedroom especially!
I’ve been following Jenna Sue for quite some time and absolutely love everything she has done! I could easily move in today. Her view is one I had as a child and every time I see it it takes me back to my days in California.
My favorite tour yet, so many great details!
Wow! What a house! Not only is every room stunning and that kitchen to die for, but that view just blows me away! Love it!
Shelley
I can’t decide which is more spectacular…the interiors of the home or the view!…..Gorgeous, gorgeous!…Jenna Sue is one incredibly talented person!
Have a great weekend Kelly!
What a lovely write up Kelly, I am so flattered and honored to be included in your series—thank you again! And your readers sweet comments have made my day 🙂
I have been MIA from around here for a while, waist deep in new business joys. So glad I took a break to see this gorgeous home. It was like taking a little mini vacation, love all those natural wood tones, so cozy and so relaxing. My fave is the tile to the ceiling. If I had a full blank wall in my kitchen my subway tile would be covering the whole thing. LOVE that look. Thanks for sharing.
I do not know how much sleep i would get with a view like that ,it is beautiful. Thanks once again Kelly for a great tour.
LOVE it all!! The master bedroom storage with retractable sconces on the side – genius! Pinned ! Thanks for sharing Kelly & Jenna Sue!
Oh my gosh, it is stunning!
Of course, I love her house and have enjoyed following along as they’ve transformed it! So incredibly talented!
Love Jenna Sue’s blog & home! Great home to tour ;
Hugs, Jamie
Love your home! Question — I see several painted pieces with a color/finish I’d like to try. The chest under the wall mounted TV in the master bedroom… do you mind sharing colors, technique? Anything would be appreciated. HAppY New YeaR!
Ann from East Texas
Can you tell me about the flooring you used? I love the tone and color of it.
Hi Adrienne – if you click on the link within the post, it will take you to Jenna Sue’s blog where you can ask her – thanks!
I need to know the name and source of the stone used on the Eclectically Vintage floor to ceiling fireplace wall. Is it travertine, Limestone or ? I have a client that fell in love with it and now i must find it…. Please help.
Thanks,
Mary @ HugBug Designs
PS – Nice work!
I featured this beautiful home – please click the link within this post to go to her blog where you can ask her about the stone!
I would love to know where you sourced the stone for the fireplace? Thank you so much!
I featured this beautiful home – please click the link within this post to go to her blog where you can ask her about the stone!
I love the ledger around the fireplace, can you tell me who the manufacturer is and the name of it?
Many Thanks
Sorry I don’t know – I featured this home. Click on her link within the post to go to her blog and ask
$28K is “on a budget”? Wow.
One room is more beautiful and inspiring than the next….please please please give me some idea of where I can find rugs with the simplicity of the rugs in the room with the white furniture and fireplace….it’s fab !
Thanks Leanne – I featured this beautiful home so I can’t comment on these specific rugs but try RugsUSA.com for a great selection
Hi Jenna,
We love the feature wall of the fireplace. Could you please advise what tiles you used, and where we can purchase them?
Thank you.
I featured Jenna’s home on my blog – you can click the link within the post to go to her blog and ask
Hey Kelly,
Wow, this home has all the things we love, stone fireplace, great view, beautiful floors, awesome furniture. Love the bedroom 🙂
Thanks for sharing,
Elizabeth
Beautiful work! What stone veneer did you use for that gorgeous fireplace? If it is a product from Realstone Systems we would love to feature your project!
Please email me if interested!
where did you get that reading chair that you can stretch your legs out on it? Is there a name for that style?
Jenny – this is the featured home of Jenna Sue. You can click on the link in my post to go to her site and ask where she got it. That style of chair is a chaise.
I love the entire home! Where can I find the rug you have in your family room with the fireplace?
Hello!
The stone fireplace wall caught my eye and is just what I have been looking for for my own remodel. I would very much appreciate information regarding the specifics of this stone — manufacturer and style/color.
Really enjoyed viewing the rest of this beautiful home as well!
Many thanks,
Sandra
Hi Sandra! The fireplace is amazing! I featured this home and if you click on the link in my post, you can go to her blog and ask her sourcing info.