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Coastal Style


Gabrielle Fagan discovers how to


take inspiration from the seaside to create a relaxed and summery interior.


WRITTEN BY GABRIELLE FAGAN


GO FOR RELAXED INFORMALITY says Charlie Luxton “Our house revolves around


an open plan living, dining and cooking space and references the reality and palette of the Cornish seascape, to create a subtle, calm environment,” says architectural designer and TV presenter, Charlie Luxton, who has teamed up with windows and blinds specialists, Hillarys. “For me, coastal style is a way of life rather than a trend. It’s a look that invokes an ambience of relaxed informality which is perfect for summer homes, whether you live by the coast or not. “Rather than opting for the traditional maritime or beach hut look, I’ve gone for a subtle mix of cloudy sky greys, moody blues and white enlivened by a few bold


splashes of sunshine yellow. It’s inspired by the weather, light and wonderful landscapes. “I didn’t want to shut out any of the natural light so I’ve used roller blinds and voiles. Linen fabrics, chunky woollen rugs and throws and woven baskets, driſtwood lamps and wooden furniture complete the look.”


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