Interior designer Tim Clarke out of Santa Monica, California is known for taking classic motifs and interpreting them in a fresh way. I adore his modern beach home style...free and light, nautical without being kitschy. Tim's retail store in Santa Monica, Tower 20 Store, reflects his coastal modern aesthetic so even us land-locked (and freezing cold) folks can infuse our homes with sophisticated, beachy style. See more of his work over at Coastal Living, and his website!
Thanks you guys for all your sweet birthday comments for my dad yesterday!! He got such a kick out of reading them! :)
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I love those roman shades. Just beautiful.
That fun fabric used for drapery is just gorgeous!
Ohhh Myyyy! I swooned in that bathroom. And once recovered I can't say which of the following I like best. Wonderful! Gorgeous!
I actually contacted them about the second photo when it came out in the magazine a few months ago.. I loved that tiny sectional so much, but I wasn't able to get a price on it!
Erin,
I follow your blog and love the happy feeling that comes over me when I see these turquoise designs! Thanks for sharing and keep them coming!!!
That bathroom is amazing, but my favorite design element is definitely the Roman shades. Pretty fabulous! :)
love how the damask is used in the window treatments..pretty yet contemporary .. and the little sectional is just too cute...
gorgeous colors that mimic the sea...
maureen
how beatiful!...am a big fan of your blog...am a fellow turquoise fan..thank you for all your work collecting such lovely images!
That chair looking out over the ocean is where I want to be right NOW!
Lovely photos.
I love the blue cabinet with pottery and art.Gorgeous!
Wow, wow. I have been following your blog religiously for awhile now.
Thursday Spaces at my blog will be from this post. I'm linking to your blog. Hope you don't mind I caught your blue bug! I am totally inspired.
How do you keep finding these gorgeous pictures!?! Tim Clarke's website is fantastic... I love EVERYTHING!! xx
hi erin! i just posted pics of my master bedroom, and the main pop of color is turqouise, so i thought i'd share:) i hope you'll be able to stop by since you are the queen of turq! xoxo
grace
http://nameisgrace.blogspot.com/2011/02/master-bedroom-reveal.html
wow, all the photos are breath-taking!!
Love that terrace - calm and sophisticated
Sharon
Wow, I can recognize my home turf at a second's glance -- I knew those pics were California the instant I looked at them, and that pic of the balcony and chair with ottoman sure looks like Malibu.
I love that he named the pieces in his catalog after well-known surf spot/beaches! I've lived in Balboa, Newport Beach, and Huntington Beach (off Bolsa Chica), so seeing pieces with those names made me smile, as did the Trestles chair with the nailhead trim (makes me wonder if he used the nailhead as a sort of homage to the incredibly rocky beach there?). I was, however, dismayed not to find a piece named after Mavericks!
Yay that your dad enjoyed all the birthday wishes!
Best,
Kimberly
The bathroom makes me smile!!
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Romantic, Fresh and Airy. Exactly as a beach house should be. :D
Love it all... but you had me at the 1st photo of that insanely gorgeous bathroom!
xoxo Laura
** Happy Friday Erin :)
Wow. I love the interior of the house. It is so relaxing and refreshing in the eyes. Brilliant idea! I love your work! Keep it up!
Gorgeous designs, though I am a bit bemused by the toilet placement in that gorgeous bathroom...
that deck is OOOOOH!
Happy Weekend, all!
xoox A
That four-poster bed - tried to find it on Tim Clarke's website but didn't see it. Can you direct me to it? Thx.
Teija,
LOVE that bed! I didn't see it in the catalog anywhere, and have no idea about it. I'd try contacting Tim and see what they have to say!
http://timclarkedesign.com/contact
What an awesome bathroom! Makes me want to renovate, the glass is awesome.
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tim's work is just gorgeous. i'd never run across his work or his pieces before - thanks for sharing!
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