Ryan Garvin

Susan Teare

Screened porch living area looking to the lake. Image by Jean Allsopp Photography.

© Anthony Crisafulli 2015

Design by Amy Trowman Photo by Matthew Bolt

Santa Monica Beach House, Evens Architects - Master Bathroom Photo by Manolo Langis

Hajian Architects - photo by Chris Johnson

Hillstone® is a distinctive hand-blended variety of stones in heights from 1″ to 12″ and lengths from 3″ to 18″. With a raw linen color base — hidden by generous swaths of sage and intertwined with hints of tan and ochre — it is rugged and rusticated with the characteristic randomness of the Tuscany countryside. Corners available.

Designer, Joel Snayd. Beach house on Tybee Island in Savannah, GA. This two-story beach house was designed from the ground up by Rethink Design Studio -- architecture + interior design. The first floor living space is wide open allowing for large family gatherings. Old recycled beams were brought into the space to create interest and create natural divisions between the living, dining and kitchen. The crisp white butt joint paneling was offset using the cool gray slate tile below foot. The stairs and cabinets were painted a soft gray, roughly two shades lighter than the floor, and then topped off with a Carerra honed marble. Apple red stools, quirky art, and fun colored bowls add a bit of whimsy and fun. Wall Color: SW extra white 7006 Cabinet Color: BM Sterling 1591 Floor: 6x12 Squall Slate (local tile supplier)

interiors - P Four

Nathan Schroder

Collaboration with Jennifer Palumbo Interiors. This fresh traditional cabinet style complements the theme of the casual New England beach cottage. Photographer: Michael J. Lee

John McManus

Built, designed & furnished by Spinnaker Development, Newport Beach Interior Design by Details a Design Firm Photography by Bowman Group Photography

The open plan living gave us room to play with layout, but also put in some special and unexpected touches. Who wouldn't want a hammock indoors? Natural fiber rugs help to ground the spaces, while white washed wood ceilings keep it all light and fresh. Photo: Alec Hemer