Once we visited designer Victoria Birch’s seaside home in Falmouth, on Cape Cod, a number of summers in the past, we had been charmed by the backstory—Victoria labored along with her faculty roommate, architect Tei Carpenter, on the challenge—and by the artistic method the buddies took to create a “low cost, cheerful, and sturdy” summer time cottage, as Victoria places it. The eating room, an open area clad in head-to-toe shiplap, has spray-painted wicker lampshades, a reclaimed wooden farm desk, and our favourite price range eating chairs. Right here’s a roundup of sources to duplicate the look.
Above: The view from the kitchen into the open eating/lounge area. For extra on the kitchen, see Kitchen of the Week: A Compact, Nautical Entertaining Kitchen on Cape Cod. {Photograph} by Justine Hand for Remodelista. Above: The all-white room is accented with choose shade within the palette of Wes Anderson’s The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. {Photograph} by Justine Hand for Remodelista. Above: On the wall is a classic life preserver from 1st Dibs. {Photograph} by Justine Hand for Remodelista.
Paint
Above: The inside partitions and ceiling are Benjamin Moore White PM-2 eggshell, proven, and the flooring are painted in a California Paint high-gloss end. Above: The sliding doorways are painted in Benjamin Moore’s high-gloss Bluebelle.
