This relaxed and refined beach house in Rosemary Beach, Florida was designed by architect Bobby McAlpine and interior designer Susan Ferrier.
Here are a few details about the house:
Space: 4,800 square feet spread over three levels, with five bedrooms, six baths, an open living/dining area, and a downstairs den
Setting: The white sands of Rosemary Beach, Florida, just off scenic Highway 30A between Panama City and Destin
View: The shimmery blue-green waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
Excerpt from Coastal Living
Instead of nautical stripes, kicky colors, or shell-themed accessories, Bobby and Susan are known for a refined mix of muted shades with gradations from room to room; layered textures such as distressed wood and soft, organic fabrics; and clean lines found on everything from gridded panes of divided-light windows to pared-down versions of traditional furnishings.
The use of distressed woods and farics resonates big with me during the fall season. I love their view on beach house design and think it's a nice change from the norm. Do you agree?
images via Coastal Living
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