Seaside home on Martha's Vineyard inspired by nautical elements

Seaside home on Martha’s Vineyard inspired by nautical elements

By One Kindesign March 2, 2017

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This beautiful seaside home home was designed by MVI Design, nestled on Katama Bay, on the south shore of the island of Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts. Throughout the interiors of this beach dwelling is a serene design aesthetic that feels quite relaxing. A family vacation retreat, the island of Martha’s Vineyard is very popular—known as a quite refuge from city life.

Above: The living room features sliding glass panels that helps to blur the boundaries between indoors and out. The windows frame captivating views of Katama Bay. Bead board walls adds to the beachy aesthetic of this home, while comfortable furnishings adds a relaxed vibe. The beautiful wall sconces sourced are the small Glass Storm sconce in bronze by Hictor Finch.

Above: Notice the door under the stairs for functional storage? We love when designers maximize space! An open mezzanine at the stair landing provides a cozy sitting area.

What We Love: This seaside home offers a serene getaway to relax in comfort with heavenly views throughout. The living room is our favorite space, with its sliding glass windows that extends open to fresh ocean breezes. The nautical color scheme adds to the overall aesthetic of this vacation oasis… Readers, what do you find most appealing about this home design? Please share with us in the comments below!

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Above: Sliding window doors opens to reveal mesmerizing seaside vistas.

Above: The living room features a very soothing color scheme, with sliding doors that opens to an expansive outdoor deck. Outdoors, rocking chairs provides a comfortable spot to watch the sunset over the bay.

Above: In the kitchen, white custom cabinetry is offset by a beautiful paint hue in the background—Benjamin Moore’s Seattle Mist 1535. The island provides plenty of space for casual dining and entertaining while windows helps to provide natural light.

Above: The nautical pendant light suspended above the island were sourced from Ann Morris Antiques.

Above: A mezzanine level provides a cozy built-in daybed. Pretty nautical colors in the upholstery offers a punch of color to the space. It’s the perfect spot to host an overnight guest!