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Seaside Chic

December 19, 2014
Even if you're landlocked, you can bring the beach home with coastal style. Find design inspiration in some of our favorite rooms.
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Beachy Lounging

Beadboard wainscoting sections off the living area that's furnished with a slipcovered sectional that offers cozy lounging space in a small footprint. Design: Blog Cabin

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Photo: Photo Credit: Edward Addeo ©. From: Barry Dixon.

Beachy Bunks

This kids' room can sleep up to 6 youngsters with a pair of trundle bunk beds. Seaside antiques found in local shops and country Swedish wallpaper adds to the charm. ©Gibbs Smith, Barry Dixon Interiors, Brian D Coleman. Design: Barry Dixon/Photo: Edward Addeo

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Photo: Photo Credit: Edward Addeo ©. From: Barry Dixon.

Beachy Bench

An escape from the tropical heat, this living room is cool and restful, centered with a bench and matching pair of sofas. Simple wicker chairs and a sea grass carpet add to the relaxed island atmosphere. ©Gibbs Smith, Barry Dixon Interiors, Brian D Coleman. Design: Barry Dixon/Photo: Edward Addeo

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Photo: Photo Credit: Edward Addeo ©. From: Barry Dixon.

Beachy Kitchen Bar

Japanese raku pots line the shelf above the open kitchen pass-through. The bar stools were custom designed to be comfortable and backless so as to keep the view unobstructed while being sturdy enough to not tip over easily. The front door is visible to the left of the kitchen. ©Gibbs Smith, Barry Dixon Interiors, Brian D Coleman. Design: Barry Dixon/Photo: Edward Addeo

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