Melanie Davis

Dream bath alert! Designed by Melanie Davis of Davis Design out of Atlanta, this peaceful haven has everything I'd ever want in a bath. All of the white carrara marble is downright droolworthy. The symmetry in the bath nook is great too, I love the cabinets with the mirrors...beautiful and functional! (Lots of bath storage is a must for me!) And of course the dreamy color on the walls. Just take me away! Check out more of Melanie's designs right here!

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Lynn Morgan Design

To have a cute little waterside cottage in Nantucket...how many of us would be in absolute heaven?! This picture-perfect one by architects Brooks & Falatico with interior design by Lynn Morgan Design is just what I'd dream up for myself. All that white spiced up with yummy turquoise! I'm in love with those turquoise Moroccan poufs in the living room and the big, cozy sectional. And how about the turquoise lacquered floor in the bedroom?! Swoon!

If you're loving this home, I know you'll go nuts over this other Nantucket home that Lynn designed. I featured it quite a while back, so many of you might have missed it. Check it out here!

Lynn Morgan Design

To have a cute little waterside cottage in Nantucket...how many of us would be in absolute heaven?! This picture-perfect one by architects Brooks & Falatico with interior design by Lynn Morgan Design is just what I'd dream up for myself. All that white spiced up with yummy turquoise! I'm in love with those turquoise Moroccan poufs in the living room and the big, cozy sectional. And how about the turquoise lacquered floor in the bedroom?! Swoon!

If you're loving this home, I know you'll go nuts over this other Nantucket home that Lynn designed. I featured it quite a while back, so many of you might have missed it. Check it out here!

Kathleen Hay Designs

I just love me a quaint and cozy cottage. This two-room cabin in Nantucket photographed by Michael Partenio is surely one of the cutest I've ever come across. Designed by Kathleen Hay, the renovated space features pickled white oak floors and white horizontal paneling on the walls. I know I'm hearing three cheers for the pale seaglass-blue ceiling and the turquoise sand-blasted glass countertop though! What a dream! You guys have to head to New England Home because Kathleen actually designed the main home on property too and it's just as lovely as this!

Kathleen Hay Designs

I just love me a quaint and cozy cottage. This two-room cabin in Nantucket photographed by Michael Partenio is surely one of the cutest I've ever come across. Designed by Kathleen Hay, the renovated space features pickled white oak floors and white horizontal paneling on the walls. I know I'm hearing three cheers for the pale seaglass-blue ceiling and the turquoise sand-blasted glass countertop though! What a dream! You guys have to head to New England Home because Kathleen actually designed the main home on property too and it's just as lovely as this!

Phoebe Howard

I could spend hours sifting through the portfolio of Phoebe Howard. It seems every time I get drawn into her dreamy world I discover something new. I recently read a Q&A in the Washington Post where Phoebe talked about her design philosophies. A hallmark of her style is the use of color in a monochromatic way. Even if the colors are vibrant, when you limit color contrast, it brings a sense of calm, order and serenity to a room. She even shared some of her favorite paint colors: Benjamin Moore's Glass Slipper (one of my favorites too), Healing Aloe, Vale Mist, Cream Fleece, and Winter Wheat. If you're a fan, I'd definitely check the article out here. And to see more of this blue beach home, head right here!

Phoebe Howard

I could spend hours sifting through the portfolio of Phoebe Howard. It seems every time I get drawn into her dreamy world I discover something new. I recently read a Q&A in the Washington Post where Phoebe talked about her design philosophies. A hallmark of her style is the use of color in a monochromatic way. Even if the colors are vibrant, when you limit color contrast, it brings a sense of calm, order and serenity to a room. She even shared some of her favorite paint colors: Benjamin Moore's Glass Slipper (one of my favorites too), Healing Aloe, Vale Mist, Cream Fleece, and Winter Wheat. If you're a fan, I'd definitely check the article out here. And to see more of this blue beach home, head right here!

Day Three: Dream Home Tour

Up next in our week-long tour of my reader Cristi's home is her kitchen and breakfast area. I have been eating up every little inch of this space since I first laid eyes on it! Nothing is prettier than a white kitchen warmed up with beautiful hardwood flooring and colorful tiles. You may remember from yesterday that all the floor in the home was reclaimed from an old barn out east. Love that. Did you notice the closeup of the countertop? This company called Vetrazzo makes them out of recycled glass...you can even read words on some of the pieces. So much cooler than granite, don't you think??

The cabinets were all done by Benjamin Blackwelder, who actually made the kitchen so specifically to Cristi's height (she's only 5'0" tall) that the island was measured out by her standing on telephone books! The tile was all done by Greg's Tile Creations (you'll love what they did in the bathrooms too). Cristi and her designer Lindy Allen picked them out Contempo Tile.

What dream kitchen would be without its own perfect little breakfast nook?! Cristi and Jeff designed the area to be east-facing so it would get plenty of the morning sunlight. I just love those bold tufted chairs from 4-chairs.com! The "coco mirror" from West Elm is another one of Cristi's favorite things in the house - it's made out of bleached coconut shells!

Thanks to the homeowner Cristi and Jessi Safsten of Hiya Papaya for all these gorgeous images! I'll be back tomorrow with some really cool and super fun spaces from this home!


Edit: Here is source info as requested!

• Wallpaper on nook ceiling is Thibaut Parkland in Beige from Natural Resource
• Three bubbles light fixture above the sink is from Lamps Plus
• Three pendants fixture over dining table is from Lamps Plus
• Fabric on window treatments is from DwellStudio via The Shade Store
  
• -windows in the nook are done in Pyramid Jade
• -door treatment is done in vintage Plumes Jade
• The exact color of the Vetrazzo recycled glass countertops is Glass House
• Over-the-island schoolhouse pendants can be found at Bellacor (Thanks Kincaids!)

Don't miss Day One, Day Two or Day Four!


Love turquoise? Visit my shopping blog Everything Turquoise...updated several times throughout the day! Check out Decor by Color for even more color-themed shopping!

Day Three: Dream Home Tour

Up next in our week-long tour of my reader Cristi's home is her kitchen and breakfast area. I have been eating up every little inch of this space since I first laid eyes on it! Nothing is prettier than a white kitchen warmed up with beautiful hardwood flooring and colorful tiles. You may remember from yesterday that all the floor in the home was reclaimed from an old barn out east. Love that. Did you notice the closeup of the countertop? This company called Vetrazzo makes them out of recycled glass...you can even read words on some of the pieces. So much cooler than granite, don't you think??

The cabinets were all done by Benjamin Blackwelder, who actually made the kitchen so specifically to Cristi's height (she's only 5'0" tall) that the island was measured out by her standing on telephone books! The tile was all done by Greg's Tile Creations (you'll love what they did in the bathrooms too). Cristi and her designer Lindy Allen picked them out Contempo Tile.

What dream kitchen would be without its own perfect little breakfast nook?! Cristi and Jeff designed the area to be east-facing so it would get plenty of the morning sunlight. I just love those bold tufted chairs from 4-chairs.com! The "coco mirror" from West Elm is another one of Cristi's favorite things in the house - it's made out of bleached coconut shells!

Thanks to the homeowner Cristi and Jessi Safsten of Hiya Papaya for all these gorgeous images! I'll be back tomorrow with some really cool and super fun spaces from this home!


Edit: Here is source info as requested!

• Wallpaper on nook ceiling is Thibaut Parkland in Beige from Natural Resource
• Three bubbles light fixture above the sink is from Lamps Plus
• Three pendants fixture over dining table is from Lamps Plus
• Fabric on window treatments is from DwellStudio via The Shade Store
  
• -windows in the nook are done in Pyramid Jade
• -door treatment is done in vintage Plumes Jade
• The exact color of the Vetrazzo recycled glass countertops is Glass House
• Over-the-island schoolhouse pendants can be found at Bellacor (Thanks Kincaids!)

Don't miss Day One, Day Two or Day Four!


Love turquoise? Visit my shopping blog Everything Turquoise...updated several times throughout the day! Check out Decor by Color for even more color-themed shopping!

Guest Blogger: Megan from MIMI+MEG

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Hi House of Turquoise readers! It's Megan from MIMI+MEG filling in for Erin while she's on her honeymoon to the turquoise waters of Mexico! I'm jealous! While she's off basking in the sun, I've put together a few posts for you!

If you're like me, with every new digital magazine that comes out, you are constantly refreshing their site the day it launches. I've found some of the best rooms using turquoise from some of the digital magazines to share with you!