House of Turquoise

and teal, robins egg blue, aqua, sky blue, seafoam green, and ocean blue

Sunshine Coast Home Design

This oceanfront cottage located high on a bluff overlooking the Gulf Islands of British Columbia has to be one of the most incredible homes ever! If you get a Something's Gotta Give vibe from the dreamy home, that's no accident! Upon the client's request, architect Walter Powell of Sunshine Coast Home Design took a little inspiration from the beloved Hamptons beach house featured in the movie when creating this home, working with Vancouver-based Kelly Deck Design to achieve a bright and airy ... View Post

Gilmore Design Studio

The laid-back coastal vibe of this Malibu, California home by interior designer Tracy Gilmore is so up my alley! The talented Santa Monica designer put her signature classic, clean and comfortable spin on the lovely spaces, but made sure to keep things family-friendly too! Seriously...what did people do before durable, beautiful fabrics? Wipe-clean faux leather, machine-washable linen, a Teflon-coated cotton blend...this home has it all! So in love with the palette of sea-inspired blues and ... View Post

Corestruction

Custom built by Corestruction and designed by Blu Line Studio, this incredible WaterColor, Florida beach home is brimming with warmth and character! It was love at first sight with the soaring ceilings and exposed beams, but the dramatic use of brick takes it to a whole new level–loving those archways and amazing fireplace! The color palette of serene neutrals and watery blues and greens feels cozy and relaxing, definitely fitting for the beach location! Don't you just love the porch with the ... View Post

Sarah Richardson Design

Leave it to Sarah Richardson to turn what was once a dark and dated living area into something so bright, bold and cheery! A girl after my own heart, the client requested turquoise as her color of choice and I love how the Canadian designer skillfully used different hues as accents and balanced them out with plenty of neutral elements. The striped Farrow and Ball wallpaper above the fireplace is such a fun idea too...it makes a statement while tying in some of the darker teal hues throughout the ... View Post

InsideOut Interior Design

I adore the spot-on use of turquoise in this fabulous coastal guest house on Islamorada designed by InsideOut, an interior and exterior design firm in the Upper Florida Keys! The laid-back atmosphere definitely reminds you that you're there to relax while the coastal colors and seaside accents give a cue that the beach is nearby! I'm loving the kitchen so much...the turquoise tile backsplash, nautical pendants, cute wood stools...and how the open space looks out onto the living and dining area. ... View Post

Lauren Leonard Interiors

There's nothing like blue and white to bring a classically coastal look into your home! I'm loving the layers of blue in this beautiful Ponte Vedra Beach condo designed by Lauren Leonard, a Jacksonville, Florida-based interior designer! The crisp white shiplap and built-in shelves are the perfect backdrop to allow the sea-inspired colors and accessories really shine! Her use of natural texture is great too...it adds a ton of warmth and depth to the home. And how can I not mention the fun pattern ... View Post

Van Wicklen Design

When I think of farmhouse design, I always think of Austin interior designer (and turquoise lover!) Jeanette Forney Van Wicklen of Van Wicklen Design! She has spent the last four years completely renovating her entire home in Spicewood, Texas, filling it with rustic charm, unique vintage finds and a color palette I absolutely adore! She has definitely perfected the cozy, collected look, hasn't she? I can't even pick a favorite space here...but I know that powder bath is one of them! And the ... View Post

Ana Pardo & Carla Rotaeche

Although their home is located in Madrid, Spain, this family dreamed of living in the English countryside! They turned to interior designers Ana Pardo and Carla Rotaeche who beautifully incorporated an English garden vibe into their home using large windows, nature-evoking colors, and natural materials like vegetable fibers, cotton, iron and wood. And in order to enjoy the incredible garden and landscaping, they built a fantastic porch that they can use all year round! (Can't stop drooling over ... View Post