Atlanta designer Carter Kay shows us an example of how we can Bring Home the Beach.
Her mission was to establish a seamless transition between indoors and outdoors, using tranquil colors of sea glass greens, watery blues and sandy neutrals, as well as organic textures to keep the mood simple but sophisticated.
And of course it always makes me happy when there are Fishing Glass Floats involved!
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17 comments:
Love the ideas~
You know living in Indiana I am alwas working hard to bring the beach to my home:)
I love that table.
Second picture: I'm packing my things and moving in!
I showed this to my husband and he loves the living room. I'm trying to find ways to make our house look more like that. Very inspiring.
I love those daybed swings. And the view? Oh my, I'd never do housework again!!!!!
I love this house. Carter did a fantastic job!
I have those porch swings in my "I Love file". Someday, someday.
When I open my skin care studio these are the colors I want to use.
I want to live on Tybee Island.
It is my favorite magazine and I'm a subscriber!
I need to buy a new magazine! I love all of the ideas! Thanks! ♥
as always coastal living did not dissapoint. Although I had to cut back to my magazine budget : coastal living will always be a staple in my villa. this article was awesome and everything I see those glass floats I think of you!
When can I move in ;) I love this pictures, they are inspiring!
I keep waiting for one of those glass floats to float my way, but they almost never visit Sorrento! LOL! Beautiful! ~Lili
I haven't read this month's issue yet. But I would REALLY like to have all of those rooms that you have pictured above!!! Now that would bring the beach home....
beautiful...
I love the bed porch swings, could use one of them on my sun porch.
I'm salivating right now. The color scheme is wonderful. I wish I was on that porch this very instant.
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