Easy Elegance

Classic Character
Across the board, each bedroom and bathroom combo has its own character, shaped by tone and texture. Blues create a consistent and gentle coastal ripple effect that intentionally steers off course in treatments such as the bunkroom’s wallcovering by Phillip Jeffries, which incorporates a rust rope-like pattern, inviting a grown-up vibe into a versatile space that suits guests of all ages.

“We wanted it to feel fun but not juvenile,” Jess says. “It’s a room for everyone, with blues and rust tones that reflect the dunes—handsome and a little unexpected.”

Powder rooms offer opportunities to step outside the theme, including one with vertical V-groove walls coated in a foggy sage hue—“a subtler choice,” Jess says. A plaster chandelier adds a brand of retro formality, and the bistro curtain ushers in light while offering privacy. In another bathroom, the blue-and-white striped wallpaper and marble vanity create a fresh yet timeless look.

“Every space had to feel cohesive but have its own mood,” Jess relates.

The result is a home that feels both grounded and graceful—coastal without cliché, elegant without formality. “They wanted a space that felt like them,” Jess says. “It’s not a complete departure from their style in Baltimore, just a coastal version: calm, comfortable and meant to be lived in.” CS