From Domino
When Ana Perez set out to decorate the tiny cottage situated in the backyard of her family’s Norfolk, England, home, she came up with a novel idea (literally). Rather than simply plucking out random items she liked, she imagined it belonged to a gardener. That explains the open shelves in the kitchen—reminiscent of a potting shed—the palette of terracotta browns and forest greens, the zinc-clad countertop, and the framed butterflies. “I tried to stay within that story to make it have that consistent feel,” says Perez, who, as an executive for an IT company by trade, is worlds removed from the property’s fictional resident. (Read more.)



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