THE HOUSE ON BEACH ROAD

THE HOUSE ON BEACH ROAD

THE HOUSE ON BEACH ROAD
By Home Decor Abigail

^^ CLICK TO SEE ALL IMAGE ^^ "The state of our home when we got it was ghastly," reviews Caitlin Hayden. The meandering aimlessly house had been a disregarded rental for a considerable length of time, and the main different bidders were designers quick to exploit the square's closeness to the sea shore.  | #homedecorabigail #homedecor #homedecorideas

In any case, when Caitlin saw the vaulted roofs at the rear of the house she became hopelessly enamored. That underlying flash – alongside the home's size and incredible area – was sufficient for her and her better half Jon to dive in. "I couldn't hold back to begin transforming it into our fantasy home," she says.

That was more than three years back, and the home's brilliant, perfectly layered inside is the consequence of an arranged redesign that is still in progress.

The family moved in having just painted and re-covered the three rooms, and afterward lived with the run down kitchen and living space admirably well before handling it in their first phase of redesigns. "We covered up the recolored pine vaulted roof and peach-hued dividers, expelled obsolete chimneys and included the kitchen. We additionally had the brushbox timber floor sanded and fixed in an unmistakable, matt completion."



Unsurprisingly, Caitlin’s favourite spot is the kitchen and lounge, with its whitewashed exposed beams. The light-filled space, which sits at the back of the home and opens onto a large deck overlooking the beach, perfectly balances refined tastes with beach-shack charisma.

Combining neutrals, textures and greenery, the home’s interior is as practical as it is beautiful. “We have lots of secret hiding nooks for all the toys and craft and, although there is a lot of white, due to its size it’s extremely child-friendly.”

Caitlin and Jon’s renovation has been flexible and resourceful – and accepting of the needs of their little people. When their daughter opted for floral wallpaper and a pastel palette, they embraced the change. “Some of my most treasured childhood memories are redecorating my bedroom with my mum,” Caitlin confides. “She always helped me to create my own special retreat – and that’s what I’ve done with my daughter’s room.”

“It’s a labour of love turning this disjointed beach house into our dream family home. We are slowly working at creating a space that we all love and can grow in.”