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Stunning Coastal Home in Maine with Breathtaking Ocean Views

We’re near the end of summer and to bid farewell to my favorite season, I’m showcasing a stunning coastal home by Banks Design Associates located in Portland, Maine. Last summer we spent a short bit of time in Portland when we took a cruise over to Peak’s Island. Maine is still my favorite state!

Stunning coastal home in MainePhoto by Banks Design Associates, LTD & Simply Home

 

I love both the furniture and architectural details of this coastal home. I’m assuming the Ann-Ida Lubeck sign features the names of the homeowners, but I could be wrong. The chairs flanking the dresser create a beautiful grouping at the bottom of the staircase.

traditional entryway and staircasePhoto by Banks Design Associates, LTD & Simply Home

 

A gorgeous stone fireplace takes center stage in the traditional style living room.

traditional living room with stone fireplacePhoto by Banks Design Associates, LTD & Simply Home

 

Who doesn’t love a cozy corner for reading or enjoying intimate conversation with a loved one? The rich wood of this den adjacent to the living room really sets off the gold-framed oil painting.

cozy denPhoto by Banks Design Associates, LTD & Simply Home

 

The family room features a game table in front of the pretty fireplace mantel. A pair of blue armchairs enjoy natural light filtering through the window that enjoys a view of the sea.

blue and white coastal family room
Photo by Banks Design Associates, LTD & Simply Home

 

A bay window reading nook is just off the family room, decorated in dark red and white with a sweet little wallpaper pattern.

bay window reading nookPhoto by Banks Design Associates, LTD & Simply Home

 

Striped wallpaper in the dining room creates a nautical vibe. Natural wicker chairs allude to the color and texture of sand. And did you notice the transom window leading into the dining room?

blue and white traditional dining roomPhoto by Banks Design Associates, LTD & Simply Home

 

A beautiful light-filled hallway brightens the home’s interior. It looks like bead board on the cathedral-style ceiling. I like that the light fixtures are simple and don’t distract from the simple beauty of this space. A stone floor adds a hint of gray and additional texture.

light filled hallway in stunning coastal homePhoto by Banks Design Associates, LTD & Simply Home

 

The top of the staircase has an equally appealing grouping as the bottom of the stairs. A vintage glass-front cabinet in a large nook houses books and treasures.

stairway landing with antique chestPhoto by Banks Design Associates, LTD & Simply Home

 

I call dibs on this bedroom! Look at the view of the water outside the French doors. Blue and white stripes are the perfect decorating scheme for this coastal home bedroom.

blue and white coastal style bedroomPhoto by Banks Design Associates, LTD & Simply Home

 

Flowing fabrics soften a very pale blue bedroom with a four-poster canopy bed. Ceiling beams keep the vaulted room from feeling too lofty. It has just the right touch of airy appeal.

blue and white coastal style bedroom
Photo by Banks Design Associates, LTD & Simply Home

 

You can see more photos of today’s stunning coastal home by Banks Design Associates, LTD.

 

More Coastal Home Tours to Enjoy:

Waterfront Cottage Home Tour

The Perfect Beach House in Coastal Hues

Eclectic Maine Home Tour

 

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7 Comments

  1. What a beautiful and relaxing home. Has a fresh feel to it. I like the chosen colour scheme. Thanks for sharing.

  2. Another beautiful house to view. I always love how people bring in the blue and white color schemes when they live by the ocean. When are you coming to Maine? I think you will really like it. The views, smells, and sounds of the ocean are calling you. This time of the year there is an abundance of lobsters (at reasonable prices) and wild Maine blueberries. Come and enjoy them and all this state has to offer. Oh yes, I live here by the ocean. I live further east than Portland. I could never afford living on the ocean there but Maine has over 3,000 miles of coastline. It is a daily blessing from God to live by the ocean.

    1. So if you do end up visiting Maine you will still have one of the 13 colonies left to visit because Maine is not one of the original 13 colonies

  3. I love the colors, furniture, and all the nooks and crannies in this house. The landscape is really nice!!

  4. Nate and Jon – do you really feel it necessary to give Jennifer a history/geography lesson? Just enjoy the tour and move on…..

    Jennifer – A beautiful home to tour. I love the moody rooms in the house as well as the brighter, beachy ones. I would love to visit Maine also. My daughter fell in love with it when she was there and swore that she would live there one day.