Remodelista

Spotted on Inspace Locations: Ned's Cottage, a 17th-century dwelling in Dulwich, SE London. We like the slate gray clapboard siding, the front door painted an unexpected shade of duck-egg blue, the contemporary house number and mail slot, and the simple stone slab as threshold. Recreate the look with the following elements.

Above: US-made, galvanized-steel Barn Light Sconce; $119 at Barn Light Electric.

Above: Benjamin Moore's Iron Mountain.

Above: Benjamin Moore's Blue Bonnet.

Above: The rustic modern pewter-tinted polyethylene Terrazzo Planter is available in three sizes; the small (13.78 inches high) is $38 at Chiasso.

Above: Polished cast-aluminum House Numbers; £10 each at Holloways of Ludlow.

Above: The most elegant mail slot we know of comes from Portland, OR–based Linnea, a company named after botanist Carl Linneaus. The 9.5-inch brushed stainless Linnea MS-10 Mail Slot starts at $110 at Knobs & Hardware.

Above: A less pricey alternative is the simple, brushed nickel Emtek 2280 Mail Slot; $60 from IQ Hardware.

We're always interested to learn what Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek has been up to; his latest project is a collection of baskets for Fair Trade Originals, made from scrapwood at a small workshop in Vietnam. The pieces will be available in March; in the US, Piet Hein Eek pieces can be ordered through San Francisco–based Studio Forbes. To find stockists elsewhere, go to Piet Hein Eek.

UK designer Rose Uniacke opened a shop last year on Pimlico Road—London's premier antique row—where she sells her trademark mix of contemporary and antique furniture, all with clean lines and exuding understated glamour. Uniacke also stocks luxurious cashmere blankets and throws, goatskin rugs, and made-to-order reproductions of her personal favorites (for instance, a suprisingly contemporary-looking 19th century English draper's table with a boarded oak top and black painted metal trestles). Go to Rose Uniacke to see the range; select pieces are also available at 1st dibs.

Add a touch of midcentury California/Asian style to your environs with a pair of wrought-iron and rattan caned seats with removable black cushions; $225 for the pair. Go to Sit & Read Furniture (based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn) for ordering information.

UK textile designer Neisha Crosland has a new line of cotton canvas fabric in subtle, sophisticated tones. The Plains One Cotton Canvas collection is available in the US through Stark Fabric, Furniture & Wallcovering showrooms; find stockists in other part of the world here.

Above: Buttermilk.

Above: Bright Coral.

Above: Duck Egg Gray.

Above: Dusty Lemon.