The Current

Some of the most compelling coastal spaces we’ve encountered are the ones that fully embrace their surroundings to deftly bring the outdoors in, making the natural wonders just beyond the window their very own design element. 

AN EXCERPT FROM THE CURRENT, VOL. 2 The son of a seafood legend, Jesse Sandole followed a coastal path from Nantucket to Charleston to chart his own course. Today, his 167 Raw outposts combine new-school versions of briny classics with effortless hospitality and a solid sense of his seaside homes.

Sweden born, Britain based interior and product designer, Beata Heuman, is one of the most exciting young creatives working today with a distinctively colorful and quirky style and playful approach to patterns that’s the perfect, joyful antidote to the times. Here she shares details on her formal training and unique process, the inspiration behind her new whimsical line of textiles that we recently paired with some of our latest table lamps and the upside of working stateside having just completed her first project across the pond. 

From Nantucket to Santa Barbara, a lakeside cocktail or lazy afternoons boating the Lowcountry waterways, all we can think about right now is being on - or near - the coast. See below for a few of our favorite coast-inspired colors from deep ocean blues to sandy sunset hues to inspire and delight.  

Over the years we have worked with the southern storytellers (and Charleston neighbor) at Garden & Gun to outfit some of the magazine’s most soulful spaces from their recently renovated offices in an old cigar factory to their petite retail experience, Fieldshop, tucked inside the Dewberry Hotel to their oysters and bourbon-soaked club concept in Atlanta, GA.