06/29/2026
One incredibly unique building, featuring two nearly identical units…so, I got creative.
Upon entering I was instantly reminded of the earth ships in New Mexico that my mom used to be obsessed with. But I was also inspired by Mediterranean homes, and even some vacation homes I’ve seen in Mexico.
And that’s why on one side I went neutral in color, but included lots of texture with driftwood, clay, and raffia. Just because the house faces a canal off of Buckeye Lake, doesn’t mean the inside can’t feel like somewhere much further away.
Then there’s the other side. For the sake of the vision I opted to not only leave the built in sofa’s cushions as is, but to be inspired by their deep blue color. Between the white plaster walls, the terracotta floors, and the wood ceilings, the backdrop itself is already perfection, but when I added more blues, black, and pops of red, the space just came to life.
Some elements are repeated throughout both duplexes for the sake of unity, however altered ever so slightly. And probably my favorite parts are the more subtle nautical decor speckled throughout (seriously, I HATE when lake and beach houses SCREAM at you, ya know?) and the vintage elements I brought in from my own, personal collection.
So…which one is your favorite?
Modern Boho or
Modern Eclectic