DISTINCTIVE DESIGN
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INSIDE EYE DESIGN
You can hear the ocean waves crashing on the shore, smell the salt air as it breezes on by, and press your heels into the beautiful white sandy beach. That is the essence of what this design captivates.
Step inside Sunset Blue, where you are immediately greeted with crisp, deep, navy hues in the kitchen. Equipped with artisan tile that fills the entire kitchen backsplash wall, the attention to detail spares none.
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This design tells a story. From the welcoming exterior color of the custom siding, pairing board and batten with an intricate casing around the sharp bronze windows and doors. Inside, you will be whisked away into a coastal escape.
Inside, you are greeted with pure awe. The fourteen-foot ceilings, a luxurious extended kitchen island, top-of-the-line appliances, and a separate coffee bar allow guests to experience a oneof-a-kind vacation just steps from the beach.
The ceiling beams extend the open floor concept, complementing the precisely designed tongue and groove ceiling. Just to the right of the coffee bar, gather with the company to enjoy a delicious meal while watching the sun disappear behind the beautiful turquoise water.
The Owner’s Suite features a custom millwork headboard with heavy crown molding trim finished at the ceiling. An added tray ceiling to the space allows more coastal elements to enter the room, keeping the entire area cohesive, light, and airy. The en suite bathroom was designed with luxury in mind to complement the overall feel of the space.
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HONORS INTERIORS
The mid-century modern style shines through in this beautifully remodeled and furnished 1955 home built by Tollyn Twitchell, son of Ralph Twitchell, one of the founders of the Sarasota School of Architecture. The simple, clean lines with pops of coastal style, designed by Honors Interiors, really make this waterfront Siesta Key property stand out as a serene vacation property.
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