Coastal Retreat is the beach house you'd rent for a long weekend, without the drive. Pale walls and whitewashed wood, a bed in rumpled white and sea-glass linen, rattan and bleached oak, and sheer curtains that move when the window is open. It's the one light, airy look in the collection, and it belongs to two times of day: a slow morning in bed, and the hour when the sun goes down and the lanterns come on.
Every color does a job.
Light, slow and sun-warmed. Coastal Retreat feels like the first evening of a vacation, salt still on your skin and nowhere to be.
- ◆Soft white or driftwood walls, whitewashed shiplap
- ◆A bed in rumpled white and sea-glass linen
- ◆A rattan or slipcovered linen headboard
- ◆Sheer white curtains that move with the breeze
- ◆A jute rug, rattan and bleached oak
- ◆Hurricane lanterns with pillar candles
Coastal Retreat, in the room.
The same room, by day and by night.
Most romantic rooms are built for the dark. This one is built for the light. Mornings are slow and unhurried, with the sun through the curtains and no reason to get up. Then the sun goes down, the lanterns come on, and the room turns warm and close without ever feeling heavy. It's a room that makes you feel like you're on vacation together.
Leave the curtains open for the sunset, then light two or three hurricane lanterns with pillar candles, flameless if you might doze off. As it gets dark, add one ceramic lamp with a warm bulb near the bed. Keep the overhead off.
Pieces that build the look.
Scenes in Coastal Retreat
All scenesIdeas for an evening in a room like this one: the light, the music, and what to do with it.
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