This summer we worked on a house at Rosemary Beach for some of our favorite clients. It was full of dark wood molding and was purchased fully furnished with plenty of Texas Longhorn orange (maybe if it were Auburn orange it would be ok — just kidding). We used some of the existing furniture as well as some from the client’s previous house and some new pieces. The goal was to transform this fabulous three story house into what the client wanted…a light, comfortable, more casual and functional beach house.
ENTRY BEFORE
The entry was slightly art-deco and not super inviting.
ENTRY AFTER
A custom table, light rug, and beautiful lantern really warmed it up!
LIVING AREA BEFORE
Can you say dark?? - We were determined to break up all that wood!
LIVING AFTER
Drapery was the key!!
Light linens and textures really help make it more casual.
DINING BEFORE
So, so dark and lots of potential for more seating!
DINING AFTER
- A custom banquette provides A TON of seating and once again..breaks up the dark wood.
STUDY BEFORE
STUDY AFTER
We lightened it up and gave it symmetry to help ground the space.
MASTER BEDROOM BEFORE
Orange??
MASTER BEDROOM AFTER
First we rotated the placement of the bed so that it is the focal point. Draping off the whole wall behind the bed allowed us to ignore the window and place the bed in the center of the wall. Art hung in front of drapery is one of Ashley's favorites.
THIRD FLOOR BEFORE
At least there's no dark wood?
THIRD FLOOR AFTER
We use the sofas from the Living Area Before to balance the space and brought the focal point to the windows instead of the huge TV.
THIRD FLOOR BEDROOM BEFORE
Main goal - brighten and provide division between the two beds.
LOFT BEDROOM AFTER
The custom headboard and banquette really help this twin bed feel like it belongs.
We were so happy with the result! Hope y’all enjoyed!
About Emi
Looks amazing. I recognize that clam shell!
xoxo
Gorgeous work guys!
Ash…that table skirt! The loft! I love it all!!