Cottage 2: Pebbly Cove | 12 Quiet Places
Cottage 2: Pebbly Cove | 12 Quiet Places
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An original abstract landscape painting from the 12 Quiet Places Collection.
✓ Original artwork
✓ Handmade white wooden frame
✓ Ready to hang
The Inspiration:
12 tiny escapes from the busy world - each one inspired by a different idea of somewhere you'd want to disappear to for a little while. This cottage tucked away in the cliffs, overlooking a secluded little cove.
A place to spend a slow afternoon wandering along the shore, searching through the pebbles for shells and beautiful stones, before sitting quietly and watching the tide come in.
I love those places where you can hear everything at once - the waves rolling onto the shore, the little stream bubbling towards the sea - but somehow everything still feels completely peaceful.
Original painting
Acrylic, pencil and oil pastel on board
FRAMED in white wooden tray frame
Artwork: 12 x 12 x 1.5 cm
Frame: 27 x 27 x 3 cm
Signed on verso
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12 Quiet Places
Last year, I painted a series of little cottages that sold out, and collectors told me how much they loved having these tiny, slightly magical places to escape to.
So I brought them back for 12 Quiet Places — a series of 12 original miniature landscapes, each imagining a little cottage somewhere peaceful, from wild coastlines and hidden coves to endless fields, woodland and mountains.
I created them as tiny reminders to slow down, step away from the noise and disappear somewhere else for a few quiet moments.
12 Quiet Places
★★★★★
"Every brushstroke feels infused with the tranquillity and wildness of the coast."
- Megan H., Verified buyer
Hello, I'm Felicity
I've always believed our homes should make us feel the way nature does - calm, grounded and able to breathe.
That's why I'm continually drawn back to the Welsh coastline. Every walk reminds me how powerful a landscape can be, not because of how it looks, but because of how it makes us feel. Through my paintings, I hope to bring a little of that feeling into the homes of the people who live with them.