Little Rock, Arkansas designer Garry Mertins does a great job blending a mix of wood with a light, beachy color palette in this 1920’s renovated home featured in At Home in Arkansas and photographed by Nancy Nolan. The pretty robin’s egg blue throughout was inspired by the family’s love of the beach, but they also wanted a mix of Old World with contemporary details. And they love wood! All the woodwork is original to the home, but freshened up with pretty paint to keep it from feeling like a dark cave. (Sadly, I don’t know any of the specific paint colors–they were all custom Sherwin-Williams!) Did you notice the refreshment counter in the kitchen with a wine bar and built-in coffee system?! Very cool! Read the entire article about the home renovation over at At Home in Arkansas!
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Hello, I'm a big fan of your blog ^ ^ you know where I can buy your coffee table of the 6th photo, she is beautiful thank you very much
I ♥ the look of the dark wood in the kitchen with all the white! Defiantly pin worthy!! Thanks for sharing!!
I read your blog everyday. Turquoise has a very special place in my heart. The house in today's post gave me goosebumps. I'm going to save it and live in a house just like that one day!
LOVE the light fixtures! Really cool house. Thank for your great every day posts!
So inspiring!
Thanks for sharing another At Home in Arkansas feature, Erin! We always appreciate it!
The furniture looks very stunning. All the materials used has been done very nicely.
Wow such a beautiful home.
Have a wonderful day
I am completely consumed by the paint color. I used a similar color in a house my firm is finishing up. What a perfect color!!!