When designing this home, we had one all-encompassing idea in mind: family. We gathered inspiration from a particular destination. The white and blue colors of Greece carry a sense of purity and symbolism. Complementing one another, the two colors are prevalent throughout this home. The home features a large, open living space where the entire family can relax. Rustic touches such as white painted brick and a reclaimed sliding barn door add character to the refined style. An enormous shower merging three tiles fills the master bathroom. Individual bathrooms and separation between each of the bedrooms are wonderful features of this home. The guest suite allows additional family members to enjoy an extended stay. A large, glass wall adorned with flowing drapery opens the generous common space to the expansive outdoor kitchen, lanai and pool while natural elements such as rocks and glass bring the coastal environment indoors.
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A neutral, earth tone palette Photographer: Joy von Tiedemann
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Oversized white, glossy drum pendants are repeated in the kitchen and dining room. Photographer: Joy von Tiedemann
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Long, flowing drapes and a full glass wall in the family room seamlessly connect the indoors with the outdoor pool. Photographer: Joy von Tiedemann
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Rustic components such as white painted brick and a barn door subtly dress down a truly refined style. Photographer: Joy von Tiedemann
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With a secondary bedroom suite equipped with a morning bar and a freestanding tub inside the shower, who would not want to live here? Photographer: Joy von Tiedemann
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The only blue in the photos is in a painting on the wall of the family room - lots of white and grey though. I'd be interested to know what other inspiration the designer thinks he/she got from Greece.