June Interior Design Inspiration

The June Edit

Who knew it would take a heatwave to feel so inspired? With crushing 90 degree heat (I love it) and my recent honeymoon to the Dominican Republic (also loved it), I’m feeling all of the tropical beachy get-away vibes. As someone who is perpetually cold (should maybe check this out?), I often feel I was meant to be born on a tropical island (ah Hawaii, my favorite place) and not a native New Englander. This factor lives within my soul and it scratches into my very own design vibes, especially now during the hot summer months. Let’s scratch that itch, shall we?

There’s something about the happiness from warm, bright and crisp colors. Or even, just diving into bold design choices and going for what feels right with your personality for your home. Less about what everyone else is doing, more about what feels like a spark of who you are. With the carefree summer upon us, I challenge you to live as authentically to yourself as possible and invite that feeling into your home. Don’t think too much about it, just go for it!

Here’s some key pieces that have been serving some serious inspiration this month. Let’s dive in..

  1. Colorful countertops - This is such a cool way to bring some serious heat to a space in a refreshed way. I can see this implemented within a bar space for that extra oomph of color. You can take this and spin it into a preppy look or go edgy a little rock and roll. I like the latter route.

  2. Out there outdoor showers - Let’s admit that everyone loves outdoor showers (you’re lying if you disagree). Why not give them a design worthy moment? Have fun with color and pattern play to make it a space you can enjoy tenfold more.

  3. Tropical colors - Offset crisp whites with warm climate colors: Kiwi, coral, aqua’s. I can see a summer house Kitchen with white walls, integrating one of these vibrant colors for cabinetry and natural woven light fixtures. Instant mood booster of a Kitchen and definitely swoon worthy.

  4. Tiled waterfall island - This is an interesting take on an island and a neat way to give the piece some personality. Typically you will see a lot of millwork or a solid stone to cap off the end of the island for a design feature. However, I really like this as a minimal way to give the space personality without going too wild. This multi-colored look can be accomplished with different style/colors of porcelain or stone.

  5. Natural murals - Murals derived from nature are an interesting way to bring the outdoors in. People are generally happy when spending time outdoors, so by bringing this inside, we’re apt to have extra happiness served up on the daily. I know you could see me parked here on the regular enjoying my morning smoothie and a dose of a tropical state of mind.


Thanks for checking in!

B