Do you long to close the curtains and curl up in a deep armchair by the fireplace? Would you like to rustle up a hearty loaf of bread in a country kitchen? The finest cotton sheets and wool Maybe you want to spend lazy mornings in your king-sized bed piled with throws. Or perhaps your vision of bliss is a long soak in an elegant roll-top bath with lit candles. If you like cozy moments, you’ve come to the right place as we’ve collected a number of beautiful homes that are perfect for relaxing.
Whether you’re looking to create a cozy room or just love taking a peek at amazing interiors, these cozy homes we want to move into are sure to give you some inspiration. Masu.
5 cozy homes you’ll want to move into
From a modern rustic lakeside cottage in Michigan to a converted barn in Oxfordshire, England, these homes give us some truly cozy envy. Along with images of beautiful plans, we’ve included some useful advice from interior designers on how to achieve a warm and inviting sanctuary.
1. Cozy lakeside villa
(Image credit: Kate Marker Interiors / Photo Margaret Rajic)
Designed and owned by interior designer Kate Marker and her husband, Leo Cottage is a masterclass in modern rustic style and is packed with cozy features. Located on Lake Michigan’s Union Pier, this stunning cottage sleeps eight and features a large open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, separate living room, dining room and three bathrooms.
At the heart of the home is a modern, rustic, and inviting large living room with vaulted ceilings and rustic exposed beams, leading to a small dining corner and a larger, formal dining space. A pared-down neutral color palette and shiplap paneling throughout create a gentle yet rustic feel, while the use of textured organic natural materials such as natural wood, rattan and bouclé beautifully complement the natural surroundings. I am.
(Image credit: Kate Marker Interiors / Photo Stoffer Photography Interiors)
The ultimate cozy retreat with a deep-sunk sofa, large king-sized bed, cozy bunk beds, and not one but two freestanding wood-burning fireplaces, one in the main family room and one in the main suite. is. Oh, and did we mention you can stay there too?
“It may sound strange, but even the ‘old cottage smell’ of the house was just right when we walked in the door. It made me feel very comfortable. What made us fall in love with this tiny cottage, even before all the cute design aesthetics were in place, is that aesthetics alone aren’t enough to foster a sense of comfort and belonging at home. It really reminded me of something,” says Kate Marker. Her book The Love of Home.
“One look at this charming wood stove and log holder in the center of the room and you can hear the soothing crackle of burning logs. It’s a picture of functional beauty.”
(Image credit: Kate Marker Interiors / Stoffer Photography Interiors)
“Nature is where I draw a lot of inspiration for my work as a designer, so I incorporate those elements in my projects, whether it’s reclaimed wood beams, stone fireplaces, or finding creative ways to bring in the colors of the outdoors. It’s important for me to use ‘paint or artwork,’ Kate Marker adds in the book. “Incorporating these elements increases visual appeal and creates a sense of tranquility and balance in the space.”
2. A sophisticated New York apartment with cozy nooks and crannies
(Image credit: LB Copeland, photo Adam Cain Macchia)
Located in New York City’s West Village, this cozy and luxurious apartment is a dream to return to after a long, cold day exploring Manhattan. The interior features a cozy living room, a striking blue kitchen, a romantic main suite, a guest suite, and two bathrooms, creating a warm and inviting space with a sophisticated feel. Louise Copeland’s careful work. In addition to tactile, layered textures, Louise Copeland has incorporated many cozy spaces, including a cozy dining nook with a banquette and Pierre Frey wallpaper and an adorable guest bed corner. Ta.
(Image credit: LB Copeland, photo Adam Cain Macchia)
“We made this West Village apartment feel cozy by adding lots of soft textures (like velvet wallpaper) and a dark color palette. None of the colors are too bright or saturated, so the space remains calm and not jarring,” says Louise Copeland. “The most comfortable part of the apartment is definitely the bedroom, which is just the right size for a single bed. Featuring a custom fabric headboard, curtain panels, Roman shades, and soft lighting, it’s the perfect place to relax and unwind. is.”
3. A rustic converted barn in Oxfordshire, England
(Image credit: Lauren Gilbertorpe)
This converted barn in Oxfordshire is full of character features, including exposed brick walls, beams and stone floors. Rustic, weathered surfaces offer charm but can also lack coziness, so interior designer Lauren Gilberthorpe uses light and tactile textures, clever lighting, and pops of color to create this We worked together to transform the property into a warm and inviting space.
“The dark wood felt oppressive, so we started the process of brightening up the interior, per the client’s wishes. We sourced fresh and comfortable linens, curtains, plush armchairs and sofas for the living room.” says Lauren Gilberthorpe. “We chose a clean, neutral palette inspired by the Oxfordshire countryside and took a lot of inspiration from the building’s existing architecture.”
(Image credit: Lauren Gilberthorpe Interiors)
The main living room is a large double-height space that opens to the rafters, but Lauren made sure the space felt cozy with a deep, generously cushioned sofa and full-length pleated curtains. We didn’t forget to include a wood burner and plenty of coffee tables to ensure and make a statement. A book you’re ready to cozy up with.
“When creating a cozy country house, whether it’s the kitchen, bedroom or hallway, it’s essential to take inspiration from the surrounding landscape,” says Lauren Gilberthorpe. “Incorporating natural materials such as stone, wood and linen instantly grounds the space and connects it to the countryside outside. Earth tones such as soft greens, warm browns and calming neutrals create a sense of calm. It blends beautifully with the outdoor landscape.”
4. Country house in Warwickshire, England
(Image credit: Sims Hilditch, photo Chris Horwood)
Featuring beautiful interiors by Sims Hilditch, this large country house is the perfect place to enjoy country living. With elegant, timeless rooms and plenty of distinctive features such as large fireplaces, rustic ceiling beams, and flagstone floors, it’s easy to convince yourself that this is a house that has stood the test of time. It was actually just recently built.
“The main house is three storeys high, with a study, family room and boot room radiating from a central reception hall. One wing of the house has a spacious kitchen breakfast room with far-reaching countryside views on both sides. zonal views. The overall theme was to be fun and emphasize the great views from the outside,” says Gemma Bloch, senior interior designer at Sims Hilditch.
When it comes to colors, earth tones like brown, caramel, and beige are used, as well as pretty plaster pink tones. Warm and grounded, they create a calm and comfortable space. ”
(Image credit: Sims Hilditch, photo Chris Horwood)
To welcome the outdoors, Sims Hilditch designers used plenty of wood and weathered natural materials, along with nature-inspired prints, such as this beautiful Lewis & Wood fly fishing wallpaper in the luggage compartment .
The property’s main bedroom is particularly cozy, with an upholstered headboard paired with an ambient wall light, table lamp, and deep sofa.
Even in the attic, the designers made the most of the awkward space by incorporating a cozy seating corner. The use of small-scale wallpaper, perimeter wall lighting and Roman blinds also enhance the cozy atmosphere.
(Image credit: Sims Hilditch, photo Christopher Horwood)
5. Cozy Cotswold Cottage
(Image credit: Paul Massey)
What could be more cozy than a cottage in the English countryside? This Cotswold cottage is a magical home with a chocolate-box stone exterior reminiscent of the holidays.
The interior of the cottage is equally adorable, filled with classic country style and cozy pops of fun color. Interior designer Laura Stevens took care to create a cozy and inviting space that takes full advantage of the cottage’s original features.
(Image credit: Laura Stephens Interiors, photo Paul Massey)
“Our proposal from the client was to ‘take inspiration from the external environment’, so we aimed to incorporate the outside colors of the surrounding countryside into the cottage plan,” explains Laura Stevens I will. “Our client didn’t want a chic look, so we focused on incorporating earth tones and natural materials throughout the home, especially the living room. To avoid chintz, we focused on upholstery and I chose tartan wool for the decorations to add interest.”
When it comes to cottage decor, “I really like layering lots of textures and colors to emphasize ‘coziness.'” They tend to be less formal and more relaxed, with cool sofas and natural materials. It’s great to lean on. ”
“We wanted to choose an earthy, warm color scheme for this kitchen to reflect the colors of the countryside outside. The cream walls perfectly complement the deep red and give this plan a fresh look. It helps keep you feeling good.”
(Image credit: Laura Stephens Interiors, photo Paul Massey)
