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Kelly Wearstler created this Malibu beach home for her and close family friends to veg out by the sea. She called on
direct, literal images, materials, and surfaces to ensure the home would be
reminiscent of the sea and of course using her
inimitable individual style to create the unexpected mix. The floors are a
bleached wood, as if they have been aged by the sun and topped with linen covered chair wrapped in twine. While
Wearstler's style is not for everyone, she has been the leader in using
organic fabrics and materials for accessories and furnishings that many of us have purchased in the last 5 years. Think of those monkey wood tables and pots, the surge of
grasscloth and the
oversized statement pieces of "
jewelery" for your home.

A huge
ammonite fossil claims its spot

Here she mixes the black and cream graphic looking chairs with a stone topped table and base with a "seaweed-
esqe" light fixture

The walls are wrapped in bamboo shoot wall cloth

The bathroom is encased in this rich stone material that looks like waves washing over the sand
Photo Credit: Metropolitan Home