Atlanta fine art painter, Dawne Rawlet Hall decided to purchase a cozy, 1930s ramshackle cabin and turned it into a summer getaway home. However, the cabin had dark-paneled walls and layout issues. To brighten up the cabin, she used gallons of white paint and mainly white and cream furnishings. She then hired a custom home builder to resolve the layout. For the finishing touches, she enlisted help from her friend, interior designer Shawn Broaddus. The results? A bright and charming lake home perfect for a family of six! Now, let's take a tour of this beautiful retreat, shall we?
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This lake house is beautiful and I could not imagine how all the wood paneling must of looked. I have the Atlanta Home Mag. and will finally sit and read the whole article with coffee tomorrow morning. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWhite and Rustic. Can't beat that!
ReplyDeleteWow! A real gem on the inside!!!!! Would love to stay there or rent it if ever!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute get away...love how she furnished the place!
ReplyDeleteoh i'm drowning in envy and lovely. please direct me to the nearest ramshackle cottage. (almost) nothing i'd rather do than paint things white.
ReplyDeletemichele
hello lovely
Hello Jessica
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous and I love how they have transposed the home. It looks inviting and welcoming and the art work and colours used give it a sense of character
Have a glorious weekend
Helen xx