Though I have not attended a design market in Dallas or Atlanta in years, I keep hearing from my design friends and on blogs that coastal influences and decor seem to have filled many showrooms. I set out to find some photos of items and showrooms that truly impress me. You know I adore coastal decor in both homes and beachy domains.
Here is what I found:
Barclay Buteras Seaside Inspired Interior
Barclay Buteras Coral lamps & console
Low Country’s Hanging Drum Shade Oyster Shell lantern
Low Country’s Oyster Shell votives
Working Compass table by Currey & Company
Detail of the apron of a Shell Console by Currey & Company
Water’s Edge Furniture Collection for HGTV
Nautical Chandelier from Jamie Young
Whitney Chair from Lily Pulitzer Home
Lexington Home Aqua Lacquer side chest
Vintage 1950s Blue Duck boat cushion from Genesee River Trading Co.
How do you use coastal influences in your home?
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Lovin’ the coastal offerings, y’all!
I'm thinking that someone needs to give you one of those oyster shell votives and/or the oyster hanging lantern for Christmas, Ron! :) Hint, hint--Honey and Jeff!
ReplyDeleteI am thinking the same thing, Ginger! xo
DeleteRon, Love the coral lamps..and your oyster shell votive holders.
ReplyDeleteQuestion: when you decorate with the oyster shells..if you get them from the fish market, do you have to deal with the "essence of the sea" smell?..or do you do something special to clean them? Just wondering.
Babs- I order from a source on ebay striaght from St. Simon's Island... They come to me washed. I have never experienced the "essence of the sea" smell. I am sure if you soak in clorox for a while that would help. xo Thanks for stopping by.
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