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The best of The List: Holiday Homes
From idyllic beach properties to quaint seaside cottages, we have rounded up our favourite and most inspiring holiday homes
Collett Zarzycki
Holiday homes provide the perfect opportunity to decorate in creative ways that you might not ordinarily choose. They should, after all, be easy to live in and help you adjust to a slower, stress-free environment. From idyllic beach properties to quaint seaside cottages, we have rounded up a selection of our favourite and most inspiring holiday homes designed by members of our online directory, The List.
Alison Henry Design
This vast, secluded swimming pool in the grounds of a farmhouse in Oxfordshire has been thoughtfully designed by Alison Henry Design in such a way that it transports its visitors back to the glamour of the roaring '20s.
Eric Piasecki
Katie Ridder Inc.
Katie Ridder Inc. mounted shutters on the lower half of the windows in this Nantucket ground-floor bathroom, accommodating privacy, openness and to maximise on the wonderful view.
Minotti London
Minotti London renovated this apartment by creating open spaces and rooms that flow into one another, while also taking advantage of original assets like the existing brick walls and exposed beams.
Bramblecrest
Bramblecrest recognise that outdoor living is an extension of the way we live indoors. Durable, comfortable outdoor furniture is paramount whether we are reclining by a pool, lounging on a sofa or dining with family and friends. Bramblecrest's Kuta teak table and Oakridge armchairs are pictured here.
Martin Hulbert Design
This tranquil outside dining space was designed by Martin Hulbert Design for a glorious holiday home in Pisa.
Paul Massey
Paolo Moschino for Nicholas Haslam
Paolo Moschino for Nicholas Haslam were asked to create a blue and white interior with a touch of glamour in this project in South Cornwall. The house is used for long periods of time in the summer but also for long weekends in winter. It was very important to have cosy warm rooms for winter and fresh cooling rooms for summer.
Adam Carter
Sims Hilditch
This bright and breezy living room was designed by Sims Hilditch. The nautical decorative scheme complements the holiday home feel of the space perfectly.
Ham Interiors
This fisherman's cottage in the seaside town of Salcombe was fully renovated by Ham Interiors. The brief was to create a comfortable and stylish holiday home with plenty of room for the client's children and their friends. Using bespoke joinery, bunk beds were made to sleep three out of the smallest bedroom in the house. We love the bookshelves for storage and fisherman's style wall lights in the bunks for bedtime reading.
Collett Zarzycki
Collett-Zarzycki designed this pool pavilion adopting a contemporary rustic approach to reflect on the farmhouse surroundings. Special attention to sun cover was considered as the client's children spent all of their time by the pool. In the evenings, the pavilion transforms into a den for after dinner drinks.
Collett Zarzycki
This project in a privately-owned game lodge in Limpopo South Africa was designed by Collett-Zarzycki. The interiors were inspired by local materials and low technology and were made locally, where possible. The architecture and furniture designed by Collett-Zarzycki are intended to compliment and blend in cohesively.
Samantha Todhunter Design
The kitchen in this holiday home in the South of France was designed by Samantha Todhunter Design with two parallel islands. The sunny saffron-coloured units and honey-basalt worktops are combined with industrial-style details such as the metal stools. An informal dining area adjoins the kitchen. The walls throughout have been treated with a traditional lime render, which gives a textured, chalky finish.
Daria Marczak
Claudia Dorsch Interior Design
This outdoor shower room in the South West of France was designed by Claudia Dorsch Interior Design. The shells used for the decoration were all found by the clients on the local Atlantic beach and collected over a decade.
Ham Interiors
In the living area of this seaside house, Ham Interiors boarded the ceiling and refurbished the original floor tiles to keep the character and charm of the cottage alive. Dotted around the home nautical antique pieces are used as wall decoration and for practical purposes where possible. The wooden chest with upholstered top provides both an extra seat in the living area and much needed storage space.
Bruce Thomas
Joanna Wood
Some houses stand out as a unique feature in their landscape; some owe their charm to being an organic part of their surroundings. This project by Joanna Wood in the coastal region of Provence is a delightful example of the latter, providing the ultimate in harmonious Côte d'Azur indoor/outdoor living. This outside dining room complete with kitchenette provides a shady refuge and a stunning backdrop to summer dining.
Andreas von Einsiedel
Louise Jones Interiors
This glorious outside space on Sea Island, Georgia was designed by Louise Jones Interiors. A neutral and nautical palette has been used to complement the properties surroundings.
Simon Brown
Marion Lichtig Interior Design
This glorious twin bedroom in a seaside holiday home was designed by Marion Lichtig Interior Design. We love the 18th century Swedish Harlequin design cupboards.
Ham Interiors
Ham Interiors fully renovated this St. Tropez holiday home. The brief was to create a timeless and elegant feel with areas for entertaining and plenty of guest accommodation. The path leads to a raised Belvedere with banquette seating area was designed and built in order to give views of the sea to one side and the beautiful Provence gardens on the other.
Simon Brown
Marion Lichtig Interior Design
In this master bedroom in a seaside holiday home, Marion Lichtig Interior Design opened up the ceiling space with rafters to create a greater feeling of space. A vintage African bed throw and pink headboard adds a wonderful splash of colour.
Samantha Todhunter Design
Samantha Todhunter Design decorated this large main bedroom in chocolate brown and baby blue. The free-standing bath allows the client to enjoy the far-reaching views of the countryside.
Mark Bolton
Martin Hulbert Design
Martin Hulbert Design created this space in an Italian holiday home in Pisa. We love the neutral calming colour scheme with brown accents adding depth and contrast.
Waldo Works Studio
Waldo Works Studio rebuilt and reinterpreted this old finca in Northern Ibiza. New insertions and cut throughs change the traditional layout without removing the history of this vernacular building. The outside dining area catches the sunset perfectly.
Hannah Lawrence Home
The brief was to create a holiday home using natural textures and high-quality products to combine with the local stone and contemporary architectural design. Hannah Lawrence Home did this using a combination of well designed, classic furniture by Carl Hansen, Flex Form and Meridiani, creating a seamless flow with lots of entertaining space.
Richard Powers
Collett-Zarzycki
In this glorious holiday home designed by Collett-Zarzycki in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, the elegant pool is lined with black granite to give it an inky colour.
Lisette Voute Designs
Built in a modern architectural style, the client wanted a balance of both contemporary and beachy elements in this interior. Lisette Voute Designs achieved this by selecting natural wood finishes and organic textures throughout, such as grey wood wide plank flooring and shiplap cladding alongside more modern features such as the slim Crittal-style kitchen and French doors. Bronze and black iron fittings throughout provide a crisp contemporary edge yet enough warmth and depth of character to keep things feeling cosy and casual. Splashes of colour were added through soft furnishings, textured beachy linens and block prints which complemented the modernity of the house.
Richard Powers
Collett-Zarzycki
In this double height sitting room designed by Collett-Zarzycki, the coffee tables were designed by Andrzej Zarzycki using ammonite. The blue rug from Knots Rugs adds a splash of colour to the neutral design scheme.
Nicola Hulbert Design
In this beautiful chalet in Verbier, Nicola Hulbert Interiors worked alongside a local architect and was able to reconfigure the floorplan to add a large kitchen extension and a luxurious master bedroom suite in addition to the other five bedrooms and five bathrooms. The main reception area has a soaring ceiling height of over 4.5 metres. The flow of the room was compromised by a chimney which has now been relocated which allowing for a galleried study to be added.
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