Katie Dalzell, interior designer at Shoreline Construction, got creative in her home design process in this beautiful Palmetto Bluff home. Using fun wallpaper, patterns, colors, and textures, the end result is truly spectacular.
The wallpaper in this bathroom offers a fresh twist on the typical seagrass wall treatment. Bold pattern and color adds drama.

This modern, graphic palm print wallpaper pairs nicely with bohemian accents.

Functional and super stylish, the sister suite features a fun floral accent wall with soft and subtle colors, textures, and patterns on the bedding and hanging accent lamps.

The soft texture and gradient color pattern in this accent light makes it funky and functional.

The patterned accent wall adds drama in the shower.

A close-up of the feature wall in the master bathroom shows the intricate tile design with a coastal color palette and gold leaf accents that complement the fixures.

The kitchen features layers of texture on the walls and ceiling. A pretty backdrop for the floating accent shelves, the simple graphic tile on the sink wall adds interest and blends the neutral color scheme together.

This whimsical floral pattern brings some joy to the laundry room.

The butler’s pantry includes stunning blue-green cabinets with a dishwasher, refrigerator drawers, wine tower, small appliance cubby, plus open shelving for display. Funky blue and white wallpaper adds a fun pop of pattern and color to the space.

The wallpaper in this bedroom creates a fun coastal retreat with a bohemian/retro feel.

The sister suite bathroom features handmade concrete floor tile in a pink and white graphic pattern that compliments the rose gold fixtures. Coordinating turquoise accents include artwork, storage, and towels.
Photos by PixelFreeze.
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