Nantucket style decor

This saltbox house was completely renovated by Peninsula Architects and Donna Elle Design, nestled on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts.

What a sunroom! A beautiful view from a Michigan cottage, plus ample storage for games and books from the 14-foot window seat’s cubby baskets. More photos from this home: http://www.midwestliving.com/homes/featured-homes/house-tour-lake-house-effect?page=1

We fell in love with Nantucket last year and looked forward to the first opportunity we would get to visit again. We have a new addition to our family and with our 9 year wedding anniversary in May, we thought it was be a nice little getaway for the 3 of us. Nantucket is a… Read More Styling Harvard Travels: Spring in Nantucket

See this 10,000 square foot modern Nantucket Style home tour built by Silverhawk Enterprises in thee Salt Lake City area.

TIME TO GET YOUR SUMMER VIBES and Nantucket Style Chic Design Inspiration ON! Tour a hip historic hotel and be inspired by Nantucket style design!

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Go inside this neutral beach house in Nantucket, Massachusetts, designed by Tharon Anderson.

Whether you're a Nantucket native or just dreaming of the ocean, these nautical necessities are sure help anchor your style.

A blog about Decorating, fashion, gardens, the beach, gardening, cooking, photography, all influenced by my Italian and Argentine roots.

You love the seafarer's style of Navy blue, crisp stripes, sailing memorabilia and marine life motifs in art and accessories. Nautical Style color palette features deep blue hues offset by bright whites. You love natural wood tones, white furniture, and ocean-inspired accents that are at the helm of this sophisticated and tasteful design. Variations: Hamptons Style known for subtle seaside palettes; Nantucket Style, the New England version nods to the fishing and whaling history.