Designed by L.H. Decor & Design Inc, this Harbour Island project balances elegance with ease, guided by coastal West Indies influences and a deep connection to its tropical setting. The result is an interior that feels warm, timeless, and intentionally relaxed while staying closely tied to its unique location.
The living room is defined by a high, pitched ceiling with exposed timber beams that immediately give the space its sense of scale. Black framed doors line both sides, opening the room to views and daylight while reinforcing the strong connection to the outdoors. A mix of soft upholstered seating, woven textures, and sculptural lighting keeps the space feeling relaxed, while the symmetrical layout and restrained palette maintain a quiet sense of order.
The dining area sits comfortably between the living space and kitchen, unified by pale stone floors and exposed timber beams overhead. A long black dining table anchors the room, paired with woven cane chairs that introduce texture and warmth. Framed by black windows and water views, the setting feels social and open, designed for long meals that naturally extend into the surrounding spaces.
The kitchen is designed as a bright, functional hub that stays visually connected to the landscape beyond. Pale cabinetry and stone surfaces keep the palette soft, while timber ceiling beams add warmth overhead, and dual island provides an abundance of counterspace. Large black framed windows sit directly above the sink, turning everyday tasks into moments framed by water views. Glass pendants and subtle brass details bring a refined layer without overpowering the calm, open feel of the space.
The wet bar is compact, bright, and designed to blend seamlessly into the surrounding spaces. Crisp white cabinetry is balanced by warm wood lower cabinets, keeping the look relaxed rather than stark. A softly patterned backsplash and pale stone countertop add quiet detail, while open shelving keeps glassware within easy reach. Brushed metal hardware and a simple faucet finish the space with a clean, unfussy feel that suits casual entertaining.
The entryway sets a calm, understated tone from the moment you arrive. Creamy walls and light stone floors reflect the natural light, keeping the space open and welcoming. A black and wood console introduces a subtle graphic note, while textured door fronts and framed botanicals add depth without visual noise. Sculptural accents and simple styling keep the mood relaxed, with warm wood details offering a quiet preview of the living spaces beyond.
The bedrooms are designed to feel light, calm, and closely connected to the island setting. Soft white and cream walls set a quiet backdrop, layered with warm wood beams and natural textures that add depth without heaviness. Black framed doors and windows pull in coastal light and frame palm and ocean views, turning the surroundings into part of the design. Woven furniture, relaxed seating, and crisp bedding create spaces that feel comfortable and unforced.
A charming bunk room feels bright, breezy, and ready for guests of any age. Crisp white built-in bunks and shiplap ceilings keep the space clean and classic, while a cozy window seat lined with striped and patterned pillows creates the perfect reading nook.
The bathrooms share a calm, streamlined look that blends warm and cool tones with ease. Light stone floors and soft white tile keep each space feeling open and fresh, while pale wood vanities add warmth and a relaxed, modern edge. Veined marble countertops and brushed brass fixtures introduce subtle contrast and polish. Clear glass showers, simple built-in details, and carefully placed windows bring in daylight and greenery, creating a spa-like atmosphere that feels soothing without being overdone.
Caribbean Estate brings together thoughtful interior design and a deep respect for place. Guided by West Indies influences and a restrained, timeless material palette, the home feels relaxed without losing its sense of elegance. Every space is designed to connect daily life to the surrounding island environment, creating an interior that feels grounded, inviting, and perfectly attuned to Harbour Island living.