Today we’re traveling to Portland, Maine to tour a renovated waterfront home with views and decor that will leave you feeling refreshed and inspired!
Photo by Tyler Karu Design + Interiors
Upon entering the renovated waterfront home, you get an immediate sense of the light-filled spaces that grace the home’s fresh interiors. I’m a huge fan of the two-tone window treatment and the light fixture reminds me of suspended candles.
Photo by Tyler Karu Design + Interiors
I would imagine everyone would fight to sit at the side of the dining room table that faces the waterfront view! Woven chairs lend coastal style while glass orb-shaped lights mimic bubbles in the sea.
Photo by Tyler Karu Design + Interiors
The coastal kitchen continues the light and airy decorating theme with soft colors and a rattan light fixture. Soft blues and grays echo the colors of the ocean.
Photo by Tyler Karu Design + Interiors
You’ll find the same two-toned windows in the living room with its rustic stone fireplace and other organic textiles.
Photo by Tyler Karu Design + Interiors
Photo by Tyler Karu Design + Interiors
A pale wood ceiling paired with off-white walls creates a peaceful bedroom. Note the use of texture in the headboard and side table.
Photo by Tyler Karu Design + Interiors
A porthole style wooden mirror calls to mind the window of a ship in the pretty bathroom with a cement sink atop a simple wood vanity.
Photo by Tyler Karu Design + Interiors
The pretty waterfront home enjoys numerous windows to drink in the amazing views outside.
Photo by Tyler Karu Design + Interiors
You can see more rooms in today’s waterfront home by Tyler Karu Design + Interiors over at Houzz.
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Looks like I would imagine a nicely decorated Maine home to be – simple and coastal. Oh, but can you imagine the cold during the winter being that far North and with no protection from ocean “breezes?” Brrrr
I was surprised for such a beautiful house on the inside the outside looked kinda of boxy. No character at all.
Sure hope that your new website places all those noxious ads that pop up in not only the middle of your blog, but also the bottom 1 1/2 inches of your writing and pictures. Annoying. Maybe they could be placed to the right of your missive as some other I just delete your blog for that day. Thanks
so wonderful simplicity!! the house I really would like to have…..congratulations!!!
You will find me sitting in front of that window in the corner by the fireplace, perfect place for morning cup of tea. Thanks, very dreamy.
Looks like a very peaceful place to be. Only thing I really didn’t like was that cement sink. But thought it was very nice overall. Thanks for sharing this.