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Hi everyone. I am really glad you stopped by today. If you haven’t been here before, my name is Meegan. I have lived by the ocean most of my life. Until 15 years ago we move to Nevada closer to Lake Mead rather than the ocean.
And I must admit, when we first moved to Nevada, on some days, I would just have to drive over the hill to see the water. Then I could breathe. The water calms my soul and I feel rejuvenated just looking at it.
That is why I have created a home filled with a Beach Cottage Decor-Waterside Blog Tour. It doesn’t matter what time of year it is-I love beach decor in our home.
It could be anything from painted silver shells as candle holders.
Or a small vintage fountain filled with sea glass. I love Beach Cottage Decor.
The blue and green tones are my favorite. In the kitchen or in the living room.
Layering blues and green throughout our home with a few shells gives the idea of a beach home.
Simple sea glass on a tray that I made, adds texture and color. It was SUPER easy and gave me the look I wanted in our bathroom.
Our tiny condo front porch is filled with reminders of family outings at the beach.
And we could always use some refreshment on our tiny front porch.
Even my ruffled pillow has waves, like the water.
My grandma’s sea shell collection (well, at least one of her many) serves as an interesting conversation piece.
Thanks for joining me today for my Beach Cottage Decor-Waterside Blog Tour.
Take time to visit my blogging friends to see MORE Waterside Home Tours.
Have a wonderful day.
Monday, June 20
Table & Hearth
The Happy Housie
In My Own Style
The Space Between
DIY Passion
Brian & Kaylor
Wednesday, June 22
Starfish Cottage
Family and the Lake House
What Meegan Makes
Migonis Home
Up to Date Interiors
Friday, June 24
Nina Hendrick
Simple Nature Decor
Shabbyfufu
Slightly Coastal
Setting for Four
Nancy @ Slightly Coastal says
June 22, 2016 at 6:32 AMI love how you have pulled so many great beach accents into your home. Very pretty!
Nancy
Mary-the boondocks blog says
June 22, 2016 at 12:06 PMYour home is beautiful and filled with so much coastal charm. I have to admit that I too would go stir crazy if I lived away from the water. Even if I didn’t go swimming I still need to know that it is nearby.
Maria Brittis says
June 22, 2016 at 4:55 PMWhat a classy home you have! I collect sea glass and love yours! its so pretty! I am reveal ing my home on Friday,
Warmest
Maria
Heather says
June 22, 2016 at 7:16 PMLove seeing all your beachy cottage decorating ideas Meegan! Your mix of blues and sea-greens is so beautiful!
Karah Bunde says
June 22, 2016 at 7:17 PMAll of your sea glass is my favorite part!!
Marie - Family and the Lake House says
June 23, 2016 at 6:16 AMThis was so fun! I know how you feel about leaving the beach decor up all year. Blues and greens are my favorite colors, too. There’s just something about them that are so soothing. Oh and your Grandmother’s shell collection, how very sweet! Thanks for sharing your lovely home!
Emily @ Table & Hearth says
June 23, 2016 at 10:53 AMSo pretty Meegan!! It’s so great how you’ve continued to decorate in the style you love, even when you’ve changed locales. I’m so happy you were able to join us, thank you!!
Linda says
June 28, 2016 at 4:54 PMSuch a lovely look with the dreamy beach decor. Loving the pretty blues , greens and aquas. How special to share your grandmother’s sea shell collection. I wish I had more of my Grandmother’s belongings. I am thrilled you shared this at DI&DI.
Kathy says
June 28, 2016 at 5:00 PMI love how colorful your beach decor is!! It’s so fun and there’s so many great details. Your DIYs are so creative.
Krista says
July 5, 2016 at 8:37 AMSo many pretty, fresh, coastal touches in your decor Meegan. Lovely tour!
Gina Kleinworth says
February 25, 2017 at 6:55 AMThat was one of the main reasons we chose coastal decor. Growing up in So Cal with the beach available all the time, I missed it so much having lived 12 years in various parts of the NV desert. Water soothes the soul. Fortunately, a lot of that decor fits well now that we are in a place where “lakehouse” style is popular.