Creating a fun and comfortable space for family gatherings was at the core of this 1970’s Oregon beach house renovation. 

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<p>Creating a fun and comfortable space for family gatherings was at the core of this 1970’s Oregon beach house renovation. Using natural elements like pine, and a color palette inspired by the coastal landscape, Max Humphrey and Architects Beebe Skidmore created a laid-back look with loads of style.</p>


<h2>What were some of the challenges with remodeling the 1970’s beach home?</h2>
<p>It was really dark at first. The architect, Beebe Skidmore, addressed that by vaulting the ceilings and adding sky lights and a ton of windows.</p>


<h2>What was your first tile selection for this project?</h2>
<p>The first tile is the swiss cross, which we used in the kitchen. I knew I wanted to use it because it is perfect for a coastal project. It’s a fun pattern without it being too busy.</p>


<h2>Tell us about the beach town of Manzanita where this project is located.</h2>
<p>Manzanita is a town on the Oregon Coast about an hour and a half from Portland. It was my first time here when we started the project and now I never want to leave.</p>


<h2>Tell us about the inspiration behind this project.</h2>
<p>We were really inspired by color and what colors we can see from the house – the blue and pinks skies, sand, green beachy grass, we tried to incorporate that scheme into our design.</p>


<h2>Tell us about your design process.</h2>
<p>With every project I start out going shopping for different materials. For this project, once we landed that it was going to be a beach cabin with some cabin vibes, everything else just fell into place.</p>


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<p>Using natural elements like pine, and a color palette inspired by the coastal landscape, designer Max Humphrey created a laid-back look with loads of style.<br>
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