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Cabin Style: A Modern Guide to Rustic Living by Chase Reynolds Ewald

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Escape to the tranquility of a modern cabin

In today's fast-paced world, there's nothing quite like escaping to the tranquility of a cabin in the woods. But what if you could bring the rustic charm of a cabin into your own home? With Cabin Style: A Modern Guide to Rustic Living by Chase Reynolds Ewald, you can.

Cabin Style

by Chase Reynolds Ewald

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This comprehensive guide to cabin style provides everything you need to know to create a stylish and comfortable cabin retreat. With over 250 inspiring photos, this book will help you design and decorate your dream cabin, whether it's a cozy A-frame in the mountains or a spacious log cabin on the lake.

What is cabin style?

Cabin style is a design aesthetic that celebrates the rustic beauty of the great outdoors. It's characterized by natural materials, such as wood, stone, and leather, and a warm and inviting atmosphere. Cabin style can be both cozy and elegant, and it's perfect for anyone who loves the outdoors and wants to bring a touch of nature into their home.

The elements of cabin style

There are several key elements that define cabin style:

Natural materials: Wood, stone, and leather are the most common materials used in cabin style. These materials bring a sense of warmth and authenticity to the space.
Rustic finishes: Cabin style embraces rustic finishes, such as distressed wood, reclaimed beams, and exposed stone. These finishes add character and charm to the space.
Cozy furnishings: Cabin style furnishings are typically comfortable and inviting. Overstuffed sofas, cozy armchairs, and plush rugs are all common elements of cabin style.
Warm colors: Cabin style often incorporates warm colors, such as browns, reds, and oranges. These colors create a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
Natural light: Cabin style makes use of natural light whenever possible. Large windows and skylights bring the outdoors in and create a bright and airy space.

How to create a cabin-style home

If you're dreaming of creating a cabin-style home, there are a few things you can do to get started:

Start with a natural color palette. Browns, reds, and oranges are all great choices for a cabin-style home. You can also add pops of color with accent pillows, throws, and artwork.
Use natural materials. Wood, stone, and leather are all great choices for cabin-style furniture and decor. These materials will bring a sense of warmth and authenticity to the space.
Add rustic finishes. Distressed wood, reclaimed beams, and exposed stone are all great ways to add character and charm to your cabin-style home.
Choose cozy furnishings. Overstuffed sofas, cozy armchairs, and plush rugs are all great choices for a cabin-style home. These furnishings will create a comfortable and inviting space.
Make use of natural light. Large windows and skylights can bring the outdoors in and create a bright and airy space.

With a little planning and effort, you can create a cabin-style home that is both stylish and comfortable. So what are you waiting for? Start planning your dream cabin today!

About the author

Chase Reynolds Ewald is an interior designer and author who specializes in cabin style. She has been featured in numerous publications, including Better Homes & Gardens, Country Living, and The New York Times. Her previous book, Cabin Style, was a bestseller.