Coaster’s Chance: A 1760s Sea Captain’s Cottage in a Moody Palette

These days I’ve been poring above Coaster’s Prospect, a 1760s captain’s cottage on the coast of Maine, north of Acadia. The dwelling is the newest venture of Rhode Island-primarily based Moore House Design—and their to start with Downeast. Offered to hire, the interiors have been redone in moody hues befitting the palette of pine, rocks, and seaweed outdoors the entrance doorway.

Be part of us for a seem around:

Photography by Erin McGinn, courtesy of Moore Property Design.

the cottage, called coaster
Higher than: The cottage, referred to as Coaster’s Possibility, sits on the finish of a personal highway on Cutler Harbor and has been in the Moore household for 30 yrs.

the newly redone kitchen has original beams and a wood stove. the moore house t 10
Earlier mentioned: The freshly redone kitchen has primary beams and a wooden stove. The Moore Home staff sanded again the vast-plank wood floors and redid the partitions in plaster.
an antique
Earlier mentioned: An antique “boulangerie” table serves as both equally island and gathering space.

the cabinets are painted in a muted hue, sherwin williams
Higher than: The cabinets are painted in a muted hue, Sherwin Williams’ Bosc Pear.
two maine classics: painted wood floors and a braided rug. the rug was existing 13
Above: Two Maine classics: painted wooden flooring and a braided rug. The rug was present in the household after looking for approaches to tone down the shade, the Moore Household group settled on “DIY trash can-over-dying” to get a a lot more muted glance.
the dining room has \200 year old horsehair and plaster walls. 14
Higher than: The dining room has 200-12 months-old horsehair and plaster walls.
some of the old wallpaper is exposed in the living room.
Previously mentioned: Some of the old wallpaper is uncovered in the living room. “It was a slightly even larger project than we had originally thought, because considerably of the wallpaper was nevertheless Very securely pasted to the plaster,” Moore Home Structure writes on their website.

“Our workforce went at it with razor blades, putty knives, and sandpaper to expose as a lot of that original plaster as achievable. As we ended up doing work, we commenced to slide in adore with the map-like seem of the two products and ran with it—adding a bit of espresso-coloured paint slurry in excess of the prime to soften the distinction.”

Previously mentioned: “The outcome felt aged and imperfect, like a thing out of an deserted historic homestead,” the team adds.
the main bedroom suite is housed in a transformed hay loft. 17
Earlier mentioned: The key bed room suite is housed in a transformed hay loft.
antique wood blocks (once used for making wallpaper) hang on the wall, and a li 18
Previously mentioned: Antique wooden blocks (the moment applied for building wallpaper) cling on the wall, and a linen curtain opens to reveal the soaking tub.
a fold away drying rack, hung in a window, helps towels to dry—an old sh 19
Previously mentioned: A fold-away drying rack, hung in a window, assists towels to dry—an previous Shaker trick.
once the home
Previously mentioned: The moment the home’s main bed room, the Captain’s Suite is named for the sea captain who developed the house.

on the subject of the pleated shade, the team writes:
Over: On the subject of the pleated shade, the crew writes: “We certainly went nominal with the additions to this room, so we wished to include a touch of texture as perfectly as pattern someplace with no overpowering any other elements. In the spirit of obtaining a little fun throughout our set up, we ruched up the cloth all around the shade’s foundation and voila! Just what we have been searching for.”
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Higher than: The painted floors increase dark gloss.
the ensuite, with beach finds on the shelves. 23
Above: The ensuite, with seashore finds on the cabinets.
the wheelhouse loft—named for a brass plaque on the door that reads & 24
Over: The Wheelhouse Loft—named for a brass plaque on the door that reads “certified wheelhouse,” a seafaring term—got an all-in excess of coat of white paint to make it really feel a lot more open.
Over: “To add a small visible depth we painted the headboards entertaining shades that paid homage to some of the paint colors authentic to the cottage,” the team writes. “The set of twins are a deep forest eco-friendly to tie in the floors from downstairs.” The whole bed, not pictured, is completed in mustard yellow, a nod to the color of the authentic kitchen.
the view over cutler harbor. 26
Earlier mentioned: The view over Cutler Harbor.
dinner can be taken outdoors in good weather. 27
Over: Meal can be taken outdoors in great weather conditions.

N.B.: Want to see more of the project? It is also featured in Magnolia Network’s sequence Stage of View: A Designer Profile.

For info on leasing Coaster’s Prospect, head listed here. And for extra Maine style, check out our new guide, Remodelista in Maine—plus:

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