Knight Associates This floor is stained Heart Pine. Pine is certainly appropriate for cottage styles, but because it is soft you would have to be ok with the odd scratch and ding in the floor. In general, I would look at flooring with wide boards and some small knots for character. Try looking for a local flooring mill in your area, you will find local wood species and can usually get a variety of widths and grades of flooring. Keeping the material local will go a long way towards the cottage feel you are going for.

Knight Associates We didn't select the furniture for this project, but if you do a search for a "spindle armchair" you should find some options.

stacywnj You can also do a search on "Bobbin Chair" or "Spool Chair" ... a lot of retailers have different versions of these chairs (i.e. Frontgate, Pier One). I believe Bassett even has a version with a funky cow print fabric. Good luck!

Knight Associates Thank you! They are aluminum-clad wood windows from Marvin. http://www.marvin.com/

rwolhar Was it a company that is online??

Knight Associates I don't know where the cushion came from, but I doubt it was online. Here on the coast of Maine there are a lot of people that make custom cushions for boats, so they will make them for home use as well. Try looking for an upholstery shop in your area, or even a good seamstress that can also make pillows and cushions.

Knight Associates The client chose these shades, so I don't have any information in our records. For something similar, try Hunter Douglas roller shades.

Knight Associates The client picked their own furniture. For a similar look, try this sofa from Lee Industries: http://www.leeindustries.com/productdetail.asp?id=111177070241022

cindy8w Thanks! Love the products at Lee Industries.

TanCalGal Looks like "old brick" from here http://www.houzz.com/old-brick

Knight Associates These are reclaimed bricks, so the color is naturally occurring over time. You can get new "old bricks" but they are not nearly as nice looking.