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Family-Friendly Historic Waterfront Home

December 11, 2017

Designer Carter Kay took a historic Savannah, Georgia, house and turned it into a family-friendly home. The home features a coastal-meets-traditional style throughout the main living quarters and a newly created guest cottage. Natural materials are paired with a neutral color palette and raw elements to create an organic feel.

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Photo: Richard Leo Johnson. From: Carter Kay.

Historic Home With Cape Cod Style

A wide staircase leads to the front porch of a historic Savannah home. The Cape Cod-style house features Southern charm both inside and out.

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Photo: Richard Leo Johnson. From: Carter Kay.

Guest Cottage for Historic Savannah Home

A tiny guest cottage nestled behind this historic Savannah home stands ready to welcome visitors. The cottage has a red roof that matches the main home, with both structures nestled in the shade of a large tree.

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Photo: Richard Leo Johnson. From: Carter Kay.

Metal Chandelier Dresses Up Neutral Living Room

A metal chandelier adds a formal touch to the sitting area of this neutral transitional living room. Delicate settees flank the fireplace, while the rope-covered trunk nearby adds an antique element to the space.

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Photo: Richard Leo Johnson. From: Carter Kay.

Neutral Transitional Living Room Features Natural Materials

An exposed-beam ceiling, wood-paneled walls and a wicker-frame sofa add an organic element to this neutral transitional living room. An antique cabinet draws the eye while mustard-yellow swivel chairs add welcome color to the room.

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