Drawing inspiration from a cozy English Bed and Breakfast, Atelier Roan’s Cape Cod Charmer welcomes feminine, whimsical, and playful touches while maintaining a sophisticated air. With lovely Layered neutrals and modern silhouettes, the home becomes a welcoming haven for family and friends to make and share memories.
Drawing inspiration from a cozy English Bed and Breakfast, Atelier Roan’s Cape Cod Charmer welcomes feminine, whimsical, and playful touches while maintaining a sophisticated air. With lovely Layered neutrals and modern silhouettes, the home becomes a welcoming haven for family and friends to make and share memories.
Design by Atelier Roan
Classic Cozy Contemporary Design
Grace Rosenstein, Atelier Roan’s lead designer, and Cape Cod Charmer homeowner updated nearly every inch of this 1950s home. Grace incorporated a mix of antiques with stylish modern-day touches for a cozy, lived-in feel.
The exterior of the home was updated with a classic combination of materials including cedar shingles and copper gutters. Bluestone hardscaping and new landscape detail were added to round out the charming facade.
As for the interior, every space in this 1950s home was transformed into a design that beautifully blends elements of transitional and contemporary style. Through layered details, from vertical shiplap to modern lighting to antiqued beams, everything comes together to tell a story.
Personal Pieces
Grace highlights her personal connection through pieces such as a cricket table gifted by her mother-law, vintage Paris townhome prints given to her by a close friend, and an antique French stool Grace bought with her husband on their babymoon. These little details add to the home’s warm and approachable feel.
Creating Comfort
Featuring a mix of modern and antique decor, layered neutrals with contemporary silhouettes, and whimsical yet sophisticated touches, Grace creates a comforting lived-in feel. View the full project below and visit her portfolio and Instagram to get a sneak peek into her upcoming projects.
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