A New Kind of Coastal: The Fisherman Interior Trend
Step aside, Coastal Grandma—there’s a new maritime-inspired aesthetic making waves. Layered, rugged, and a little rough around the edges in the best way, the fisherman aesthetic is a fresh take on nautical design. It’s got all the charm of coastal interiors but with a lived-in, collected feel. Less polished, more practical. Maybe it’s the laidback, salt-worn textures or the excuse to embrace imperfections, but one thing’s certain: we’re hooked, line, and sinker.
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Inside a Thoughtfully Designed Modern Treehouse Home
When an Austin native set out to build a new home, they knew one thing for sure—going up was the way to go. Nestled in the heart of Travis Heights, this modern treehouse-style retreat was designed with a deep respect for the land, preserving a majestic live oak while embracing seamless indoor-outdoor living. Enter Shannon Eddings, the designer behind the home’s effortlessly eclectic aesthetic, whose signature blend of nostalgia and whimsy brought the vision to life.
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A Mid-Century Revival: Breathing New Life into a 1961 California Ranch
Erin Lokitz of AV Studio knows a good home when she sees one, even when it’s buried under decades of neglect. Teaming up with Maple Design LA, she set out to rescue this 1961 mid-century ranch in Pasadena, CA, from becoming just another soulless flip. Together, they gave it a second chance, layering in warmth, charm, and thoughtful design instead of stripping it down to a blank white box. It’s now filled with character, heart, and details that make it feel truly lived-in.
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