Benevolent climate and incredible views to the sea
make this holiday home a privileged refuge in New Jersey. Designed by interior
designer
Mona Ross
Berman, the 1960’s inspired beach house succumbs to the charms of white,
with certain doses of color and geometric patterns. A novel decorative tendency
which has been called California Surfer Chic, every corner of this summer house
is located in front the sea. “I know that’s not a real design genre, but I
didn’t want it to be cliche, the same version of an East Coast beach house you
see a lot on the Jersey Shore,” says Berman.
The ‘surfer’ part is a
relaxed, laid-back feeling. The ‘chic’ is taking all those elements and
distilling them in a new way. As a base, the color white, in
reference to the sea foam, with a cascade of color, typical of the 1960s poured
over it. The exuberance of oranges, yellows and turquoise are the means chosen
to achieve dual environments where relaxation, rest and fun reach the same
importance according to the time of day, the company or the mood.
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Source: 1Kindesign
