Excited About My Store!!!

The "Executive Committee" of my new online store met today, and we are so excited! The ideas for products are flowing...and how to make my colors and lamps and pillows available to all of you who write me and appreciate my style! It's just so exciting! And the best part is that the team of women who help me and love me are all here today.

Jane Coslick's Cottage Style is underway--

And please send me a comment about any of the signature items you like on my web site, and we'll see if we can sell them in the online store--

My fabulous new store!

As I type this, we are developing my online store, Jane Coslick's Cottage Style!

There will be dozens of fun products to outfit your special cottage-- some of my designs and a few designs from my most creative friends! 

For example, here is the Swinging Bed and my youngest fans! 

Wren's Nest

We just posted some gorgeous pictures to my web site for the designs I did for Wren's Nest-- take a look!

Designer Spotlight: Jane Coslick

Coastal Living Magazine is featuring me this month in its Designer Spotlight.

Seventeen images are online-- the print version is in stores right now!

Key Lime Parrot

This is the dining room of the fabulous Key Lime Parrott-- one of my design and restoration projects. You see more photos at my web site by clicking here.

99 Steps to the Beach

This is the living room of 99 Steps-- one of my personal beach cottages on Tybee. This cottage is featured in the current issue of Total Beach House by Coastal Living Magazine.

Luscious Little Cottage for sale

My beloved Luscious Little Cottage now has new owners. I will miss it dearly but it is preserved forever at the web site we made featuring my restoration of the cottage.

The cottage has panoramic ocean views and was featured in Coastal Living in January 2009.

Luscious Little Cottage was built for the Corps of Engineers staff who were building the road to Tybee in the 1920s.

Luscious Little Cottage is a one room cottage, with a vertical half-wall divider for the queen bed. Nine pocket windows throughout for light and breeze. Up front is a day bed with big soft linen shams for reclining and watching the ocean and the ships pass into the Savannah harbor. A restored ticket booth sits in the back yard for added sleeping room. (We call it the "Roost" with twin beds made of old drift wood found on Tybee beaches.) Lots of local art, and the fabric is vintage Carlton Varney on two slip-covered chairs. An old platform rocker with stripe slipcover and fun old stuff like simple white curtains with the ocean breeze blowing through, new funky light from home accent store is the only "new" thing in the cottage. The accents are colors for contrast with the fresh whites.

Owned by the Heriot family until the heirs decided to sell it to me--