Little Combe, a cabin on the outskirts of Crowcombe in Somerset, is described as a 'softly furnished nest' built from the structure of an old stable block. The cabin is set within four acres of land, with the owner, Sian, residing next door and offering local recommendations or firewood.
The interiors of Little Combe were designed by Sian, who commissioned artist Emma Douglas for a series of pictures. Vintage fabrics collected over time were used for lampshades and upholstery, while sheepskins were sourced from an Exmoor shepherdess. Fresh wildflowers from the garden are also a feature.
Guests can find a two-door electric Aga for cooking and a fire for cooler evenings. The cabin's sleeping nook is separated from the living room by a curtain, allowing morning light to enter through large Crittall doors and windows. The nearby Quantocks offer heather-clad hills for exploration.