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“We didn’t lose a single live oak.”
Landscape architectDon Hootenenhanced the front with a sweep of shrubs and grasses from theSouthern LivingPlant Collection.
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Pull Right In
Clopay’sCanyon Ridge garage doorsmaintain the charm in the front.
Concrete planters fromBirch Laneflank the antique front door painted in Sherwin-Williams’Blustery Sky (SW 9140).
A single hanging yoke mount lantern is combined with two wall mount lanterns, all byCarolina Lanterns & Lighting.
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It wouldn’t be a true Southern house without somewhere to watch the world go by.
Heather defined the space with lanterns, which are “appropriate for the Lowcountry,” she says.
“Mercury glass feels old and a little fancy too.”
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Both pick up on the blue and white palette of the main floor.
The foyer wows with blue wallpaper while the living room uses fabrics and accessories for color.
Embracing life on the coast, the entire back wall opens to the porch courtesy ofUltimate Bi-Fold Doorsby Marvin.
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“It all makes the house seem playful,” says Jim.
Anchored by a 110-inch-long Lee Industries sofa, the room seats 11.
A Time for Modern Concessions
Jim is adamant that kitchens should adapt to today.
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“The person cooking shouldn’t be shut off from the entertaining,” he says.
Make It Pretty
Embrace the space and treat it as its own room.
Revive an Old Finish
Heather created a focal point with a tropical-themed, sepia-tonedGracie wallpaperover the range.
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A thin layer of plexiglass covers the wallpaper for protection and easy care.
You get the airy effect of glass cabinets without losing any storage space for display-only china.
“The leafy print echoes the light fixture,” she says.
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A retractable awning from SunSetter will block any unwanted glare.
The natural tones of the furniture mimic those you find in the view from the porch.
Heather included comfortable seating fromSalt Cottage Home, making this a great spot for reading a book.
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A larger mirror above the bar reflects light and the view.
One of those spaces includes this nook between the front hall and the main bedroom.
Heather added a small wicker chest and a few accessories to make the space cozy as well as practical.
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Clarkson Lighting’sWestminster 3 Light Pendantmakes the bed’s canopy glow in the evening.
This was the perfect spot for a seating area.
The floral chairs balance well with the clean lines of the tuxedo-style sofa.
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A Space for Each
The primary bath features a freestanding tub between two vanities.
“Giving a couple their own separate sinks with storage beneath is a game changer,” says Heather.
Framed In
A large shower sits opposite the vanities and tub.
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Heather liked the idea of bringing French doors inside and used bronze frame-work to mimic that feeling.
“The weightiness of the bronze is counterbalanced by the dark tub in the room,” says Heather.
“Pets live well in my house,” says Heather proudly.
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Hooks hold leashes, sun hats, and beach towels.
The painted floor detail picks up these two colors for an extra custom touch.
Heather says, “There’s such a softness to the look, and it hides dirt well.”
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“The wainscot reduces the amount of wallpaper needed.”
The brass-legged vanity is Birch Lane’sTempleton.
Boring to Wow
A hall near the stairs can often be an unremarkable space.
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Heather used the opportunity to create an oversized gallery wall with a collection of pieces by artistCatherine Jones.
Circa Lighting’sCosmopolitan Picture Lightis another show-stopping piece that makes this throw-away space another interesting spot in the house.
Jim and Clay decided to create interest and add a modern touch by covering the stairwell inMarvin windows.
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The design is reminiscent of walking up a lighthouse.
that accents the window treatment.
The wicker consoles byMainly Basketsare very narrow so they don’t take up space in the six-foot wide hallway.
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This one is vintage and adds a little bit of quirk and charm to the top of the stairs.
A Playroom for Everyone
Homes with constant activity need a made-for-all-ages lounge.
Heather pulled together this fun space withL-shaped banquettesfrom Lee Industries.
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“They don’t need as much fluffing or maintenance as sofas,” she notes.
The Oomph Homegame tablescome with acrylic tops, so they can work for playing or dining.
The warm rattan-and-bambooSanibel Arm Chairsfrom theCoastal LivingUniversal Furniture collection are light and comfy.
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Quick Draw
Heather includedLong Key Etageresfrom Universal Furniture in the alcoves behind the banquets.
This makes for easy access to board games and books for kids and adults.
A deep, twin-mattress sized,Original Charleston Bedswingis topped with comfortable blue pillows to ensure a deep sleep.
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Old Southern Classics
“I love a room with painted trim.
It reminds me of Colonial Williamsburg houses,” says Virginia-born Heather.
Set Aside
Two small side tables flank the queen bed.
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One of Heather’shusband’s photographshangs above the secretary.
It’s colors perfectly compliment the details in the room.
Made Up
Heather used herGinger fabric in Blushfor the tester, headboard, and lumbar pillow.
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She included a bolster pillow and neutral bedding, which are two of her go-to bed essentials.
Warm Glow
Neutral doesn’t mean cold.
Natural accessories like the shell covered bottles and woven trays reflect on the environment surrounding the house.
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Relaxed Fit
The majority of the fabric used in this room was dedicated to the window treatments.
With such high ceilings, there was a lot of space to cover.
Curtains made from Schumacher’sSanta Barbara Ikatprovide privacy, and she used the matching wallpaper on the ceiling.
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Heather topped the beds with throws, beaded accent pillows, and inserts fromSouthern Livingfor Dillard’s.
Coastal Flair
Heather started from the ground up in the hall bath.
The entire space is painted in Sherwin-Williams’Pure White (SW 7005)to help the floor really pop.
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A skirted farm sink sets a casual tone for kids without taking up a lot of space.
A rope mirror is the finishing touch on this seaside bathroom.
Assigned Showers
Outside in the hall bath, four hooks accommodate a towel for each bunkmate.
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you’ve got the option to even give each guest their own quirky bird identity.
Its serene design was inspired byDavid Hillegas’fine art beach photograph hanging over the bed.
Surrounded by windows, it is a great spot for reading a book.
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A small antique mirror is hung in front of the window from a chain.
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