Have y’all drooled over the June issue of Traditional Home yet?! Oh my word. This WaterColor, Florida home by interior designer Georgia Carlee of GCI Design graces the cover and you aren’t alone if it seems a little familiar! This isn’t the first home the Santa Rosa Beach designer created for the family; in fact, their previous WaterColor home made the cover of Traditional Home back in 2008 and has remained a favorite of mine ever since. Many of the same elements from that home were used here…the tri-colored curtain panels and shadow box shell collection for example, not to mention great use of natural texture, coastal accents and soothing seaside palette. Love the mix of old and new too! Finish your tour with even more photos by Jean Allsopp and read the article about the incredible home (which includes all the sources!) right over here!
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Hi Erin! I too have been drooling over this house – brought the magazine with me on the plane to Seattle. Haven't had a chance to finish reading it, thanks for the reminder!
P.S. We have some very fun vintage bathing suit art pieces on our site for this summer – love them! http://www.caronsbeachhouse.com/vintage-bathing-suit-art/
Caron
Loved this post. The house is amazing!
What an amazing home!
Beautiful! One of my favorite entries to-date!
awesome decoration
so calm!
awesome. fall in love with this house…. 🙂
I am in love … thank you so much! So happy to find another lover of turquoise & blues!! Just drooling over this house, as well! ahhhhh…..
What colors did you use in the living room and bathroom? I live them!
Love them ��
please tell me where to get the 3 colors curtain in the living room thanks
Hi Wendy- those drapes were custom-designed for the home by the interior designer.
Hi. Could you tell me company of the fan on the porch?
I love how the designer use blue in the house so much. That glass wall is so clever.
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I love how the designer use blue in the house so much. That glass wall is so clever.