Calypso Cottage, a beach cottage in Tybee Island
A home from the Cottage Collection on Tybee Island designed by infamous Jane Coslick. The original Calypso Cottage, constructed about 1948, has been a part of both the Tybee Tour of Houses and the Holiday Cottage Tour. The three-bedroom, 1.5-bath split plan offers a large master bedroom with room for an additional master bath, two guest bedrooms that are connected by a bathroom, and two further guest bedrooms.
A large saltwater pool with a stylish deck surrounding it, a hot and cold outdoor shower, a tiki bar, and a fun pool house are all accessible through double doors off the roomy, central eating area.
CN Walker Designs painted the kitchen cabinets and the dining room table, while local artists Blanch Nettles, Bellamy Murphy, and Lili London added their works to the beachy decor.
Here’s the front porch with this cute and simple turquoise bench leaning on the exterior’s white shiplap walls. The deep shade of blue for the front door provides a nice contrast to the white walls and adds a touch of coastal elegance.
Stepping into the living room, you’ll get this beautiful coastal vibe that will surely transport you to a serene beachfront. Turquoise walls which creates a calm and cool atmosphere. The wooden panel flooring adds warmth to the space.
Here’s another shot of the living room featuring the two sofas beside the window. The decor in the room is simple yet charming. Pops of white, blue, and pink accents complement the overall color scheme.
As you walk to the dining area of this charming Tybee Island cottage, you’ll see the pretty blue wooden dining table that for sure will catch anyone’s eyes.
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And here’s part of the kitchen featuring the kitchen sink and the window above it. Lovely curtains that are almost see-through, letting the natural light in. A glimpse of the imperfectly perfect turquoise cabinetry here.
The whole kitchen is a coastal vibe, if you know what I mean. Turquoise painted cabinets.
The “Paradise” artwork above the headboard sets the tone here. Friendly and coastal-y vibes from this bedroom. Light green walls pair well with the white bed frame and side tables.
White subway tiles on walls and white tiles on the flooring set the ‘clean’ vibe from this bathroom. The turquoise upper walling adds the coastal touch.
Such a nice idea for a shower flooring. Bits and pieces of what looks like broken tiles all put together like a collage.
The crimson colored walls in this bedroom really is a character when paired with the turquoise elements such as the side tables and side bench. The majestic chandelier adds a sophisticated look in this coastal bedroom.
A hint of ‘nautical’ vibes in this bedroom. Darker shade of blue for the walls goes well with the old turquoise window as headboard.
Here’s a unique shape for a pool. An imperfect rectangle of a shape, this pool will surely be the place to be.
Can’t tell you how much I love these petite Adirondack chairs in pink color! Super cute.
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