If you love the fisherman aesthetic but have wondered how to actually do it well, then look no further than this Nags Head, North Carolina kitchen. Designers Arianna Pannoni and Kasey Bedford of Winsome Interior Design infused the entire coastal new build home, which belongs to Kasey’s family, with cottagecore charm and trendy-yet-timeless hits of salty, sun-washed style, with a few English-inspired accents thrown in for good measure. The team only had one goal in mind when Kasey’s parents brought them on to shepherd the project: to make the home as well-loved and lived-in as the one the family had previously inhabited for 20 years.See below for the 9 ways they achieved that look in the kitchen and breakfast nook: FOR MORE ON COASTAL STYLE: Stacy Zarin GoldbegAn eclectic mix of color and pattern add timeworn charm to this newly built beach house kitchen.Embrace a Coastal Color PaletteTo accomplish that casual, lived-in ease in the kitchen, Kasey and Arianna started with a color palette that looks equal parts sun-drenched and sea-sprayed. Floors painted ocean blue, which were pre-aged to give them extra patina, are grounding while airy white walls unify the antiques-filled open-concept space. Green and blue textiles throughout the kitchen enhance the coastal feel. Get the Look: Floor Paint Color:Blue Nose by Benjamin MooreWall Paint Color:All White by Farrow & BallRELATED: Everything You Need to Know About Painting Your FloorsChoose Two-Tone Cabinetry A layout of two-tone Shaker-style cabinetry, designed with Tanya Smith-Shiflett of Unique Kitchens & Baths, was a no-brainer. “They set the foundation for that timeless aesthetic,” says Arianna. Countertops of ogee-edged Calacatta Oro marble and matching extended backsplashes add an elevated touch.RELATED: Quartz v. Marble: Which Is Right For You?Bring In A White Oak Island Topped with a slab of warm white oak that mimics driftwood, the eight-foot-long center island serves as a central gathering spot during family vacations. It provides enough room for grab-and-go snacks tucked neatly in a dough bowl as well as casual family lunches enjoyed between trips to the beach. The island's softly curved corners foster a hang-around vibe during cocktail hour. Above the island, a chic rise-and-fall pendant with ruffled ceramic shades adds subtle British flair. RELATED: Our Hall-of-Fame Kitchen Island Ideas Stacy Zarin GoldbegTouches of green, such as this handwoven rug, help ground the watery blue palette. Prioritize Good Scenery “We decided that the best view in the home should be reserved for the person doing the dishes,” says Kasey. The team positioned a fireclay apron-front sink, paired with an unlacquered brass bridge faucet, under the ceiling-height windows to maximize the dreamy view. Woven window shades provide texture and privacy.Get the Look: Faucet: Studio McGee Bridge Faucet by Kohler Sink: Fireclay Apron Front Sink from Home Depot Add Historic Charm with Plate RacksFinished in the same custom creamy taupe as the cabinetry, the dish-storage duo flanking the large windows adds historic charm and encourages a relaxed, help-yourself attitude befitting a vacation home. Shelving above provides a perch for more entertaining pieces.Shop the LookSplatter Dinner Plate, Set of 4$64 at crowcanyonhome.comRise and Fall Pendant$260 at pooky.comKingston Brass Brass Pot Filler$265 at AmazonHand-Carved Dough Bowl$32 at AmazonStacy Zarin GoldbegTwo-tone cabinetry keeps the kitchen from feeling too bright. Mix It Up with Mixed MetalsTouches of unlacquered brass on the faucets, the pot filler, and the cabinetry hardware add to the kitchen’s built-over-time feel. The stainless steel range also features a charming bit of aged patina courtesy of its copper knobs and handle.Get the Look: Range:Stainless Steel Range by Café AppliancesRELATED: The Best Kitchen Paint Color Ideas for Your Next Room MakeoverStacy Zarin GoldbegA paneled refrigerator, complete with an unlacquered brass handle, keeps the kitchen looking cohesive. Pretty Up Your Pantry An inset pantry on the wall opposite the sink doubles as an easy-to-access appliance garage, keeping clutter contained and off the counters. Its custom crosshatched wire door inserts provide visual texture and enhance the kitchen’s breezy British-coastal feeling.RELATED: Our Best Pantry Organization Ideas EverStacy Zarin GoldbegThe inset built-in bar offers the perfect watering hole for this casual family vacation home. Build Out a BarJust off the kitchen, a tucked-in oak coffee-bar-meets-cocktail bar, complete with separate hot and cold taps and an inset sink, offers drinks all day long. The deep drawer-style mini fridge and freezer look seamless, while open shelving allows ample room for both storage and fun display. Separate hot and cold taps above ensure the bar is ready for any order. A petite green light and a matching scalloped tray add pops of color.RELATED: 45 Home Bar Ideas To Make Your Home Party-ReadyShop the LookGreen Flush Mount$199 at schoolhouse.comCustomizable Scalloped Lacquer Serving TrayNow 76% Off$99 $24 at Mark and GrahamOld Dominion Captain’s Chair$269 at centralrestaurant.comSAILINGSTORY Wooden Sailboat Model$73 at Amazon Stacy Zarin GoldbergWraparound bench seating provides the perfect perch for family gatherings that require a bit more room than the kitchen island.Source Seaside Antiques A wraparound shelf filled with sea-salted antiques and a pair of captain’s chairs add nautical nods in the kitchen’s dining nook. A mix of patterned pillows in soft blues and happy yellows enhances the gathering spot's sit-awhile disposition. TOUR MORE KITCHENS:Anna LoganSenior Homes & Style EditorAnna Logan is the Senior Homes & Style Editor at Country Living, where she has been covering all things home design, including sharing exclusive looks at beautifully designed country kitchens, producing home features, writing everything from timely trend reports on the latest viral aesthetic to expert-driven explainers on must-read topics, and rounding up pretty much everything you’ve ever wanted to know about paint, since 2021. Anna has spent the last seven years covering every aspect of the design industry, previously having written for Traditional Home, One Kings Lane, House Beautiful, and Frederic. She holds a degree in journalism from the University of Georgia. When she’s not working, Anna can either be found digging around her flower garden or through the dusty shelves of an antique shop. 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