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Inspiration Board: Shorely Chic

We draw inspiration from design bloggers. Where do they draw their inspiration from? We asked Liz Orgera from Shorely Chic a few questions and from her answers, imagined what an inspiration board in her beachside bungalow might look like.

MHI: What house chore do you despise? LO: Mopping the kitchen floor! As if this beautiful balcony wasn’t reason enough to enjoy every meal outdoors, you don’t have to clean any floors post-dinner. Read about Liz’s cute balcony and her inspiration for it here.
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MHI: What house chore do you despise?

LO: Mopping the kitchen floor!

 

 

As if this beautiful balcony wasn’t reason enough to enjoy every meal outdoors, you don’t have to clean any floors post-dinner. Read about Liz’s cute balcony and her inspiration for it  here.  

 

 

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MHI: What is the one thing in your house you cannot live without? LO: Sadly, my BlackBerry. I’m always on the go and staying in touch is essential to the growth of my business. And what a growing business it is! Check out this post from one of Liz’s first sales events. We love how she took photos of her products in their natural element—on the beach!
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MHI: If you had an unlimited budget, what would you do with it? LO: I would open a Shorely Chic boutique on the beach, right around the corner from my beach bungalow. While it’s not necessarily what we would call a “bungalow,” it certainly is a dream home. In fact, it’s the Hampton’s home from “Something’s Gotta Give,” one of Liz’s favorites. See more of this downright dreamy home in this post here.
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