Design Anguilla Issue 05 - The Sea Issue

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The families gave themselves room in the

Beach, FL.,” explains Leslie, “It was our only

in the symmetrical, H-shaped layout takes

real ‘splurge’. With everything else in the

on its own character, reflecting that of the

house, we selected the highest quality

four different couples involved. Brightly

fabrics and furnishings, but we tried to be

coloured tiles from Italy and North Africa

explained, “often, two families come here

more practical.”

laid in interesting patterns add playful

together. We all enjoy being in the kitchen,

individualism to each bathroom.

cooking. We have had 13 people in the villa

The chandelier is a prelude to the other marine elements that underpin the décor:

“With four women, we had a lot of

indoor spaces, most obviously the kitchen. “The large kitchen was deliberate,” Leslie

on more than one occasion and have not felt crowded at all.”

seashell wall sconces and night lights,

interior design ideas,” said Leslie. “We might

sculpted and painted wall art of sea horses,

have gone with the typical granite or

shells, turtles and fish, and marine-printed

marble, but we wanted to have a little more

outside beckons. The north-facing deck

upholstery and bed linens. Each bedroom

personality.”

ensures day-long shade almost year-

Despite the comfortable interior, the

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