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Khaki Tropical Rug
This khaki tropical rug is soothing and could really set a relaxing mood in a Hawaiian style home. It’s hand tufted and is mainly comprised of wool.
View similar styles of floral tropical rugs here.
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Oahu Home Tour – 42 Acre Estate
This week’s Hawaiian home is of this Oahu Home tour on 42 acres. This classic Hawaiian style home is full of wood accents. The view is stunning and most of the rooms are taking advantage of the view. Seriously, I love it! The furniture is simple with solid colored fabrics accented with pops of color. Let’s take a look:
You can purchase this estate for $2.7 million.
Shop for items inspired by this estate.
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Waterfall Bathroom Inspiration
If money was no object, I’d definitely have a waterfall in my bathroom. Seems pretty reasonable for a Hawaiian style home, right?
This waterfall in the bathroom cost a million dollars to build. Ouch!
This waterfall shower, feels really natural to me.
More in my price range – Waterfall Bathroom Tile.
Perhaps, I could stay at the Peace Lodge to view their waterfall bathrooms.
Drown your sorrows with a waterfall showerhead.
Or, I could create a relaxing sound with a waterfall tub faucet.
Here’s some more waterfall bathtubs and faucets.
View more Hawaiian bathroom furnishings here.
I’m joining the All Thing Heart & Home Linkup.
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Nautical Beach Cottage Tour
I was browsing through Kate Jackson Interior Design’s portfolio and came across this attractive nautical beach cottage.
I’m loving the monochromatic tones of tan, white, cream and browns. It’s a nice change from the traditional nautical style of using reds and blues. Can you see how easily this could be adapted into a Hawaiian style home?
She uses lots of natural fibers: woven blinds, rattan chair and the jute footstool all placed on a sea grass rug.
The rope railing and white bead board walls create a fun nautical vibe.
The bathroom is simple and clean. It’s easy to mix white woods with nautural wood colors. Notice the mirror.
Here are some items, I’ve hand picked that you may love inspired by this nautical home:
Tan and white continues as the color scheme for the beach cottage bedroom. This color scheme works really well with tiki decor. What do you love about this beach cottage?
