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the coquina here. It’s not something you see anywhere else,” says Linda. They achieved a similar look by using stucco with shell dash (tabby) on the lower exterior and as a fireplace feature. The exterior’s upper half is Western Red Cedar shingles. They adamantly use all-natural materials, like cedar, marble, shells, and wood. LIVING SPACE Three oversized windows and two in the corners allow abundant natural light to pour into the living room. A large Fiddle Leaf Fig from Southern Horticulture, thrives. The comfy oversized grey and white chairs and couch are Ethan Allen but most other pieces are from West to East on San Marco. Decorator Rachael Hanson guided their choices. “We sold everything and started from fresh,” says Linda. “It’s a classic look, but also a little rustic.” "Or a modern beach cottage style," Jeffrey adds. A harmonious
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palette of grey, blue and white (all Sherwin Williams paints) enhance the walls throughout. The floors are a luxury vinyl in Alabaster Oak, a light grey color reminiscent of a windswept boardwalk. The cherry wood fireplace mantle is pretty special, they say, it was the last thing they bought together before Linda went into labor. While shopping at Jacksonville store Eco-Relics, the salesperson feared Linda would have the baby any minute, so they got “the baby discount.” Deal. They bought the beautiful piece and drove straight to Flagler Hospital where William was later born. Outside, the upper level eight-footwide porch with Trex flooring provides a peaceful sanctuary. A similar deck is off the kitchen and another patio below. The large farmhouse table is the inviting link to the kitchen. The gas range with a vertical hood is
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