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 is your favorite paint color? LO: White Heron by Benjamin Moore. Right now I’m obsessing over white walls! Some bloggers love white, others loathe it. Liz is of the former category. This post on whitewashed furniture, and this one on a stunning Fire Island beach cottage show us how the absence of color can be fresh, clean, and chic.

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Wonderfully White

MHI: What is your favorite paint color?

LO: White Heron by Benjamin Moore. Right now I’m obsessing over white walls!

Some bloggers love white, others loathe it. Liz is of the former category. This post on whitewashed furniture, and this one on a stunning Fire Island beach cottageshow us how the absence of color can be fresh, clean, and chic.

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MyHomeIdeas (MHI): In three words or less, how would you describe your decorating style? Liz Orgera (LO): Beachy, casual, chic. Used at a friend’s wedding, these simple starfish seating cards exemplify Liz’s self-described design style. See more from this beautiful beach wedding here.

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MHI: Where is your favorite place to shop for home decor finds? LO: The beach for natural shells, thrift shops, and flea markets. Shells aren’t just decorative accents for Liz—they are the ingredients for her Shorely Chic e-shop creations, like these pieces here that she sold as part of her town’s sidewalk sale this summer. Read more about it and see what else she sold here.

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3 of 14 MHI: What is your favorite paint color? LO: White Heron by Benjamin Moore. Right now I’m obsessing over white walls! Some bloggers love white, others loathe it. Liz is of the former category. This post on whitewashed furniture, and this one on a stunning Fire Island beach cottage show us how the absence of color can be fresh, clean, and chic.