Cottage 7: Down the Winding Path | 12 Quiet Places
Cottage 7: Down the Winding Path | 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.
There’s something about a cottage at the end of a long winding lane that feels like a little secret.
This one can only be reached on foot or by tractor.
A little cottage sitting right at the edge of the trees, with open fields stretching out in front of it.
I love the idea of feeling hugged by the trees, but still having plenty of open space.
Somewhere to spend the day exploring the woodland, then come back, light the fire and shut the door on the outside world.
That’s the feeling I wanted to capture in this piece.
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.