Kirsten Gordon of Bloom Magic Weddings interprets anemones with a modern twist. "This is paying homage to my little girl lunches with Mommy at Neiman Marcus, where they always had interesting displays, we called it 'the flower museum.'" Blush anemones from Kennicott's - Northbrook IL, sourced from a grower in Canada in June 2019. Scabiosa sourced from Northbrook farmers' market Twin Gardens Farm. Glass vase rectangular with high sides. Sea shell chips from craft store or your travels, in the bottom as "soil" - fill water level half way - 2 inches deep water and 4 inches deep shell chips. Use chopsticks or long 18" wood floral sticks to assist in positioning the blooms. Works best to make a hole for the flower with sticks, place the flower, then remove sticks carefully, so you do not break, shred or crush the stem. Top dress with craft store pearls (or real if you have - these are loose ones from old jewelry) and add more water to just barely fill. Need to check daily for more water. Endless variations, fun with hydrangeas too. (c) Bloom Magic Weddings

Authentic accessories such as coral, shell, sticks as positioned with antique leather books, a piece of cornice, and old vases.
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This living room is about to change everything you thought about coastal design. While we wanted to let this living room feel bright and airy, adding touches of blue here and there highlighted the seaside theme. So, you'll see hints of blues in the pillow, the oversized area rug, and the Bond Chairs from Maiden Home. What really makes this living room look extra special is the Cumulus Bubble Chandelier from One Kings Lane, bringing everything together. Finally, the rustic white wood coffee table pairs masterfully with the decorative elements seen across the room. However, you'll notice small details like marble vases and side tables, shell sculptures, and ceramic vases that add an extra layer of textures and shades to this beautiful living room design.

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Octopus’s Garden opens a secret portal to the magic of the deep sea. These beautiful orbs are filled with treasures of starfish, seashells, grass, moss, and precious succulents. Choose from five colors and two size options of oceanic glass to accent any setting in your home.

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Octopus’s Garden opens a secret portal to the magic of the deep sea. These beautiful orbs are filled with treasures of starfish, seashells, grass, moss, and precious succulents. Choose from five colors and two size options of oceanic glass to accent any setting in your home.

Dining room featuring live edge dining table, upholstered barrel chairs, sculptural branch chandelier, clam shell embossed sideboard, paired ceramic lamps, white gourd vase collection, and large scale dark organic art. Windermere lakefront residence. Photography by Stephen Allen.

A young lady's bathroom in an historic home receives a modern update. A new white double vanity is installed with marble tiles on the floor. The basket weave metallic mirrors are hung above dual under-mounted sinks in the double vanity. A glamorous sconce with shell beads provides a pool of light above the floral arrangement in an antique vase at the center. Photography by Jonathan Friedrich

When it came to the styling of the dining room, we opted to keep it simple by throwing together a carved wooden bowl full of sand, oyster shells and white pillar candles (pretty and yet low maintenance). On either side of that, we placed a white washed wooden stand with a small vase of flowers.

The kitchen was an unfinished shell when the home was purchased. We installed and furnished everything. The beautiful curved glass wall faces directly west to the coveted San Jacinto Mountain view.

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Sun-bleached wood, white sands, ivory-capped surfs and blue skies. This particular client loved the elements of the ocean and the mountains, so from there, we found inspiration. This home is reminiscent of a memorable family trip along the coast, an aesthetic created with the use of patterns that reflect soothing wind, shimmering sunlight and rippling waves. With waterside views gracing almost every window, we added our signature of understated casual elegance that is as pleasing to the eye as nature’s palette.

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Formal living room in pastels and neutrals with fireplace, wood beams, and large windows looking out onto formal gardens.
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