Showing posts with label Beach House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beach House. Show all posts
I have to say there was a period of time where I wasn't too fond of World Market, just as I wasn't too crazy about West Elm a few years back. But NOW, I am loving both stores so much!

Here are a few fun summer items that I found at World Market. You just may want to pick up a few.





 
 
 














Okay, someone please give me a beach house stat! Or at least let me help you decorate one. I am dying!
This bicycle line is too cute. I can totally see them in one of those cute houses at Seabrook.
What's your favorite new item? Anything you are going to rush out and get? If you don't have a World Market near you, there is free shipping this weekend.

Happy Memorial Weekend!
So I have a bit of a tendency to stalk the real estate sites, just to see what's out there. We have no real intention of moving, but I think if we found the perfect house we may consider it. Then again, is there really a perfect house? Well, I am certain there is but is there one in our budget? So far, there hasn't been one that has been perfect enough for us to move yet. Maybe someday, and that is why I keep looking.
In the meantime, I stumbled upon this beauty!


 
 
 
 









 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 Gorgeous right? The outside looks like it could be from a movie scene. That's 6 bedrooms, and over 7000 sq feet of goodness.
So, if you're in the market for a beach home and just happen to have 6.8 million laying around, I highly recommend you check out this home. If you happen to buy this home, I would SO LOVE to decorate it for you!!!




As the sun is finally making it's appearance around here, I am finding myself daydreaming of beach homes again. Who am I kidding? I am always daydreaming about beach homes!
Today, I'd like to share with you how I would decorate my beach home, if I had one in Nantucket.
Here we go!

 
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Of course it would have to be a cedar shingled home, worn down by the beach air, and ocean spray to a beautiful patina of grey or light brown.

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Plenty of zinc & metal lights and decor would be added to the outside.
 
 
A place to hang wet and sandy towels after a day on the beach. 
 
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A white crisp entrance, with hints of blue and a place to hang your sunhat.
 
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The living areas would have white slipcovered furniture, planked walls painted white and some nods to a nautical/"beachy" vibe. Everything would be super casual and you can put your feet up anywhere sort of feel.
 
 
 
A cozy reading nook would be a must have.


 
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The dining area would be casual and filled with light.
 


 
The kitchen would white but  have a rustic touch plus filled with vintage finds.
 
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 There would be many bedrooms for guests. All of them would be clean and simple with luxurious mattress and down comforters.
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Again, the bathrooms would be crisp white and simple in design. I like the natural lights and that worn wood mirror.
 
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It would also have a great mudroom, where you can come in and knock off the sand off your shoes and maybe clean up some muddy paws. Also, a good place to store all your beach supplies as you walk in and out the door.
 
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As far as accessories, there would be plenty of baskets around the home. Great for storing flip flops, dog toys, beach toys, extra blankets, firewood, etc.

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I would be stocked up on lots of bedding for my guests. Also, lots of extra blankets for wrapping up with while sitting outside on the deck on cooler evenings.
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Natural elements would be brought inside in the forms of shells, tree branches, tall grasses, flowers, and driftwood.

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Worn, sun bleached furniture and decor would be added.

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I would have tons of blue ticking fabric on pillows, furniture and maybe drapes throughout the home.

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And there would be lanterns in and outside the home to be lit at night for great ambiance.
 
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I'd wear something like this....

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or this, as I strolled through the cute shops in town or shopping for groceries for my clambake.
 
So, who else is dreaming of a Nantucket beach home now?? You're welcome!