Designed by QualCraft Construction Inc. and with interiors by Dominique Tharp, this retro beach kitchen isn’t shy on style and colors!
This beautiful kitchen with a turquoise island and colorful decor just went through a complete renovation where the designers and the homeowners chose to keep the 1940s beach bungalow’s charm. Beadboard, retro-style appliances, a Hoosier-style cabinet, schoolhouse pendants, seeded glass and crystal drawer knobs are just a few of the details that keep the home’s original spirit alive in this Coronado, California vacation home.
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This retro kitchen features ocean-inspired blue-green colors such as teal, aqua and seafoam. Turquoise is added into the space via the vintage-style refrigerator and the paint color on the island, Dunn-Edwards Paints DE5716 Rolling Waves.
Overhead, beadboard inserts on the coffered ceiling are painted seafoam blue.
The refrigerator is from Big Chill, it is the Original Refrigerator in Pastel Turquoise.
Fiestaware adds color to the white open shelves while beveled subway tile, schoolhouse pendant lights, beadboad accents and cabinet brings a vintage feel to this kitchen.
The oak cabinet resembles a Hoosier cabinet that was commonly seen in a kitchen in the 1940s. The roll-top portion is an appliance garage.
Backsplash: The kitchen backsplash tile is from the manufacturer Dal Tile – it’s the Precision H2O, 3×6 Bevel in color: 0190 Arctic White.
Hardware: The Kitchen cabinet knobs are Emtek- Old Town 1 1/4″ Clear Crystal Cabinet Knob in polished chrome finish. The Kitchen cabinet pulls are Top Knobs- Dakota Collection 2 9/16″ Center Cup Pull in polished chrome finish.
Hood: The kitchen hood used in this project is from Big Chill appliances. It is the Big Chill Retro Bungalow Hood, 36″w x 12″h x 24″d in white.
Cabinet paint color is Dunn-Edwards DEW380 White.
Countertop: The kitchen perimeter countertop is from Dal Tile – Carrera Gioia Marble, and the island countertop is from Holland’s Custom Cabinets – Walnut Butcher Block. The Walnut Butcher Block is not stained but only oiled, so it is food safe.
Pendants: The kitchen pendant light fixtures over the island are from Rejuvenation. They are from the Rose City 6IN collection, Item# A4527- Schoolhouse Pendant w/14″ shade.
Stove: Retro stove is the Aga Legacy 36″ Dual Fuel Range w/Boiling Oven in white.
This kitchen features blue ceiling painted in Dunn-Edwards DE5715 Fizzle.
Sink is Shaw 30-inch single-basin farmhouse fireclay kitchen sink and faucet is Perrin & Rowe bridge kitchen faucet with side spray by Rohl.
Barstools: The island barstools are from Hooker Furniture, Sunset Pointe Counter Stool.
Perimeter counters are Gioia Carrara marble.
The kitchen opens to a narrow dining area. The dining table features walnut to complement the walnut butcher block island top in the kitchen. Seafoam backsplash tiles in the built-ins tie the color in from across the room.
The manufacturer of the lantern light fixtures is Kichler. The fixtures are from the Hayman Bay Collection – 15″ Wide Antique White Pendant and were purchase through Lamp Plus – item #6M122.
The cross-back chairs are from Stanley Furniture.
The designer added a custom built-in hutch to store china, glassware, collections, linens and silverware. The center portion extends out a bit, which breaks up the piece and provides a buffet area for serving.
Paint color is Dunn-Edwards DEW380 White.
The table is a custom piece fabricated by Holland’s Custom Cabinets. The upholstered white end chair is from Universal Furniture.
The glass tile is from Dal Tile – it’s the North Shore Glass 3×6 flat.
The kitchen is also open to the living room, where the beachy turquoise accents continue. Wall paint color is Verona Beach DE6135, Dunn-Edwards.
The chairs are from Kravet, Allegro – Loose Back Chair. The fabric is Kravet -30890 Color: 1635
The flooring is a porcelain tile from Dal Tile – Forest Park 6×36 in color FP97 Timberland.
This beautiful fireplace features white beveled subway tiles. The beveled subway tile on the fireplace surround is from Dal Tile. It is the Precision H2O, 3×6 Bevel in color: 0190 Arctic White.
Here you can see how the architecture of the ceiling delineates the space, with a break in the coffers between the two spaces.
Perfect for a coastal home, this white slipcovered sofa is from Restoration Hardware.
The window treatment fabric is RM Coco, Pattern: Thor, Color: Summer.
Sources: QualCraft Construction Inc.. Interior designer: Dominique Tharp. Pictures by Patricia Bean Expressive Architectural Photography.
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I love your style and feel so refreshed after viewing your homes. Thanks for taking the time to share them with us! Do you think one need be near a body of water to decorate coastal style?
Hi Crystal,
You definitely don’t need to be close to the water to bring some coastal elements into your home. Live with what you love!
Luciane
Loving this place, especially with our proximity to the ocean right now. I agree, you can be on the prairies and have coastal decor!