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Shadow Service #6

Shadow Service #6 Vault Comics 2020 Written by Cavan Scott Illustrated by Corin Howell Coloured by Triona Farrell Lettered by Andworld Design The much-anticipated next arc of Shadow Service begins! Betrayed by one of their own, MI666 takes to the dangerous streets of Rome. But can the traitor be brought back into the fold? The chase is on. Plus, Aashi’s secret past is finally revealed. If there is one thing i’ve learned over the years its that a secret origin has a secret origin and I have a feeling that Hex didn’t tell Aashi the entire truth when he recruited her as an asset. After we’re talking about Hex and regardless of how old he looks the boy doesn’t lose anything, no he’d let it be taken feign ignorance that it was stolen and watch and see what happens with it, perhaps whispering in someone’s ear about what to do with it. Honestly it wouldn’t surprise me if he orchestrated that Aashi receive that and become what she has and if I were him i’d have done something quite similar. Whether I am right or wrong is not really relevant because either way what I’ve just done is showcase how engaged and invested in the story I am and how well Cavan manages to tell this tale. I really like the way that this is being told. The story & plot development through how the sequence of events unfold alongside how the reader learns information is presented exceptionally well. I am impressed with how we see both the present and past working in concert to move the story forward. The character development that we see is amazing as well and to see Aashi’s point of view on what was done to her and how it affects her really does make one feel, empathise, more for her. The pacing that we see is superb and as it takes us through the pages revealing more and more of the story through its twists & turns it generates this crazy good interest and intrigue factors. How we see this structured with the layers of within the story playing such great roles in this help to set the stage for this new arc beautifully. How we see everything working together to create the story’s ebb & flow is absolutely delightful as just when you think things are settling down for a moment, well think again because this is action packed. The interiors here are pretty amazing to see. The linework we see and how through the varying weights and techniques being employed really make the detail work shine. Not only that but the trick of the eye that we see is done with such aplomb. When backgrounds are on full display they do wonders in enhancing the moments as well as bringing us depth perception, a sense of scale and that overall sense of size and scope to the story. I am a big fan of the flashback to the army sequence when their convey was attacked and how we see that imagery come to life, with the faces and facial expressions along with the uniforms and vehicles because that kind of level and quality of detail work is extremely impressive. The utilisation of the page layouts and how we see the angles and perspective in the panels show an extremely talented eye for storytelling. I like the colour work we see here as well. How we see the various hues and tones within the colours being utilised to create the shading, highlights and shadow work is beautifully rendered. Betrayal, passion, intrigue and feelings or lack thereof this one has it all, along with some interesting coercion tactics. I like that sometimes working within the shadows requires spending some time in the light as well and we’ll see where this is going to go next. Cavan is a master of writing subtle, intelligent and duplicitous secret agent stories and it’s no wonder why this series is so gosh darn good!

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SEA DRAGON’S GIFT : Part 34 of 83 : World of Sea

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SEA DRAGON’S GIFT

Part 34 of 83

De Writer (Glen Ten-Eyck)

140406 words

written 2007

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Chapter 11: Selection

Captain Mord, Kurin and a delegation of the Longin’s Craft Masters set out for the Council Pavilion several hours after sunrise. Their large gig was overtaken by Captain Sula and Captain Huld in a long, narrow, very fast rowing boat. Sula was pulling her own oars, and Huld was steering.

In a disgustingly cheerful voice, she called out to them, “What ho, Longin! Have you decided what to do? Is there aught that I can do for you?”

“Be with us as a voice of reason,” replied Captain Mord. “At least you have been able to talk the Council into sanity.”

“Will do!” she answered cheerily, and bent her back to the oars. Her boat quickly disappeared into the throng about the market platforms.

Shortly, the Longin’s delegation was standing before a packed Council, Sula and Huld at their side. The news that the Longin might be opening up Ship’s Business had spread. There was a loud babble of voices that slowly settled down, when Captain Mord raised his hand for attention.

“Yesterday, I said that I would counsel my crew to open up some of our Ship’s Business. They have agreed to do so.”

There was a loud murmur of delight among the assembled Captains.

Mord held up his hands for silence again. “We find the fish by means of special charts, prepared by the Dragon’s Daughter, in connection with our past fishing catch records. She will make charts for your waters, too.” He was interrupted by a loud rumble of approval. Once again he sought silence so that he could proceed. “Her skilled services are not instant, nor are they free. You may inquire of the Craft Masters with me about the cost.” This was met with outright hostility.

“Your charts didn’t cost you anything! Why should we pay?” was about the gentlest reaction. Some were much ruder.

Captain Sula raised her hands for silence, and when she didn’t get it, she picked up a Council bench, dumping Captain Barad unceremoniously to the floor. She ripped a leg off the stool and smashed it against the seat with a loud report. Seeing what she had done, and knowing that few of them had the strength to do it, the rambunctious Captains quieted.

“Their charts were most certainly not free!” she exclaimed. “What would you charge for the completely dedicated use of any of your ships, from one full Wohan to the next? Come, come, give me a reasonable figure. Assume that your ship does nothing in all those weeks but sail under the direction of the cartographer?”

That put a different light on things, and gave them something actual to work with. They began figuring. Discussion ran rampant, and Sula let it. This was constructive work going on.

They answered at last, through Sarfin, Captain of the Dorton, and present leader of the Council, “We are agreed on the value of such a voyage. It comes to 2,600 Strong Skins.”

“Now,” smiled Sula, “you yourselves have set the value of such charts for three home waters. That is how long it took the Longin to make her charts. Expensive? Yes. Paid off? In the Longin’s case, nearly, and in only half a Gathering. Some may take longer, some may be quicker. It will depend on what the charts reveal. I would call it a good risk. Talk to the Longin’s Masters. They have more to say.”

Mord took over again, with a serious face. “We intend to reveal the next part, which is connected to the charts and the exploiting of them. It is a skill of accurate dead reckoning navigation that works in fog or cloudy weather, day or night. This will require an act of the Council. We mean to set up a school for such navigation and certify the navigators through the Council.

“Before any Captain offers debate, we will give a demonstration. Take Bron, one of our cabin boys, and a good pupil, by Kurin’s account, one day’s sail in a small boat, in any direction from here. Let him be blindfolded from before he leaves here, until he gets back. To be sure, follow him in another boat and observe him at all times.”

The demonstration was agreed to. Bron was taken out and put adrift in a small boat, with rations and water, and followed by another small boat, also under sail. At some points, Bron took turnings that mystified his followers until they got caught in the tidal currents that he was avoiding or taking advantage of. He brought both boats unerringly back to the Gathering.

Kurin spent that night and all of the free time that she could staying with Captain Sula aboard the Dark Dragon. Together they visited and talked with many of the Dark Dragon’s Craft Masters in their shops. Everywhere that Kurin looked she saw the vertical lines of what she now realized were a form of writing. Aboard the ship, almost no person went unhooded and those few were all newly recruited and being educated in the Dark Dragon’s ways. Everyone communicated with a sign language unless they had both hands full or there was some other reason.

She even saw the ship’s children, all hooded like their parents carrying daggers and axes. When they sat, using big cushions instead of chairs, they often read from books with the same odd writing in them. Many of the children’s books also had pictures.

The Dark Dragon’s many shops held Kurin spellbound.

The next morning, Barad descended the gang-way to the temporary floating dock beside the Grandalor. He smiled to Tanlin and said, “First Officer Tanlin, on the shelf in our quarters is a sail-sewing kit. We have done with assessing the changes to it. Would you take care of it, please?”

“At once, Ca’tain,” she replied, glad of the duty to destroy the noxious thing.

Barad went to the Captain’s Council. Now I can begin to splice the cables between Grandalor and Longin, he thought as he was rowed to the rafts of the Gathering.

Tanlin descended the companion-ladder near the cabin that she shared with Barad. In the passageway, she met Silor.

“‘Ello, Lad. Oi ‘ope t’at ye donnae mind t’ muckle t’at ye are an errand boy, for now,” she said pleasantly.

“No Ma’am, I don’t mind doing errands,” he answered seriously. “It gives me the chance to meet the Masters and officers as well as learn the layout of the Grandalor. Also, I know that I have to be kept out of sight for the present.”

“T’at’s good. Ca’tain Barad wa’ right about ye bein’ quick. Many wad chafe at t’e necessity. W’at errand are ye about, now?” Silor visibly stood straighter at her praise.

“Mister Morgu sent for me. I’ve an errand for his office. It’s just down here, isn’t it?” He pointed further down the passage.

“Tis, t’ird door t’ t’e left. Oi’ll nae hold ye, t’en. Good morning t’ ye.”

“And to you, Lady Tanlin.”

She slid aside her door and went into the Captain’s cabin. As she got the kit, she noticed, Barad must ‘ave been lookin’ at ‘t. Tis nae square on t’e shelf. Tucking it under her arm, she went the familiar way to the sickbay.

Doctor Corin was busy at the apothecary cabinet when she arrived. The sickbay was otherwise empty, so Tanlin raised an eyebrow in inquiry.

The Doctor gestured at the dozen parchment packages that he was preparing and explained, “Stomach cures for the crew who over do it at the food booths.”

“Oi see. Just bein’ prepared. Wise. Take care o’ t’is for us, will ye?” She handed him the kit.

“Is the spine that the Captain mentioned in the Standing Orders in here?” he asked.

“We t’ink t'is, Doctor. We just found ‘t,” she said easily.

“I’ll dispose of it properly as soon as I have these powders done,” he said, relieved to see the kit unused. “That thing is a danger to us all, so long as it exists.”

“Oi leave ‘t t’ ye, Doctor. M’ t’anks — — for evert’ing. Oi’ll be in t’e mess. ‘Elmsmon’s meeting. Let m’ know w’en tis dune.”

“I’ll do that,” he replied, turning back to his powders.

In the mess, Tanlin handed out tallow-slates and copies of a small book to the assembled helmsmen. It appeared to have been hastily produced.

“What’s this?” asked Kreul.

“Ye’re ‘elmsmon, Secund Day Wotch, Kreul, aren’t ye?”

“Yes, Ma’am.”

“Well, Kreul,” she said in the tone of a lecturer, “yer quest’n’s a valid ane. Tis an intellectual exercise. T’e Forst Officers are going t’ study t’is manual as well. Ye all know t’at t’e Ca’tain ‘as an interest in t’e Boren Current Wars. We got t’is manual from t’e Soaring Bird’s boot’. T’ey an’ t’e Dark Dragon fought in t’ose wars. T'is knowledge t’at naebody else in t’e Naral fleet ‘as ever studied. Wit’ luck, nane will ever need ‘t ‘ere. So, wye study ‘t? T’e Ca’tain wants us t’. Good enow?”

It was. The four helmsmen and two helmswomen bent over the book and read the title page.

The Strategy and Tactics of War

Sula Corin Dark Dragon

Commissioned by order of the Combined

Councils of Captains and Masters of the Corliss fleet.

“Ma’am, I’m Darkistry, Third Night Watch. We’ll study this if the Captain wants us to but Dragons grant that we never need something like this.”

“Darkistry, ye are curiously close t’ t’e opening paragraph o’ t’is book.” Tanlin picked it up and opened it, reading aloud.

“T’e necessity o’ t’e knowledge t’at t’e Councils ‘ave ordered m’ t’ write ‘as been proven by t’e attacks o’ t’e Boren fleet upon us. Dragons grant t’at t’is, o’ all knowledge, be left on dry land for lack o’ necessity in t’e future.”

She laid the book aside and said seriously, “T’e date places t’is book at t’e end o’ t’e Forst Boren Current War. T’e knowledge ‘ere,” she laid her hand on the book, “preserved t’e Corliss fleet in t’e next twa wars.”

“Did ye know,” her eyes swept the six, “t’at t’ere are times wen t’e ‘elmsmon’s orders override anybody but t’e Ca’tain ‘imsel’? We’ll skip t’e strategy section. Read ‘t on yer ane, i’ ye find ‘t interesting.

“Macoul, read t’ us from t’e start o’ part twa, Tactical Considerations.”

Macoul picked up his copy and leafed through to the place indicated. He began, “The helmsman’s duty is defined by the Maximum/Minimum Rule. Cause Maximum damage to enemy craft while allowing Minimum damage to his own ship. This may be accomplished by …”

Doctor Corin interrupted, “I’m sorry, Lady Tanlin. I must speak to you privately.”

“O’ course, Doctor.” Turning to her left, she handed her underlined copy of Strategy and Tactics of War and her tallow-slates of notes to the startled woman there. “Darkistry, will ye take over t’e meeting for m’? Somet’ing ‘as come up t’at demands m’ attention elsew’ere.”

After her initial surprise, Darkistry simply said, “Continue, Macoul.”

Macoul’s soft voice followed the Doctor and Tanlin into the passage way. As soon as they were private, she asked urgently, “W’at’s t’e alarm, Doctor?” though she had a sinking feeling that she knew.

Wordless, he held out the awl from the kit that she had given him. The red test paste on its shaft reveled that it was not Ord.

“T’e case?” she asked quietly.

“Also uncontaminated,” he replied grimly.

“T’ey’ve been switched!” She exclaimed in outrage. Putting her hand to her forehead, she thought, Silor in t’e passage by t’e Ca’tain’s door. Morgu … She looked up, terrible in her rage. “Tis mutiny! Bot’ Standin’ an’ General Orders’re bein’ violated!

TO BE CONTINUED

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For the week of 15 May 2019

Quick Bits:

Age of X-Man: Next Gen #4 hurtles towards the end as Glob, Armor, and Rockslide attempt to track down Anole before he does something stupid. Everything’s really starting to fall together in these minis as the lie of the world starts to unravel. It’s also interesting how Ed Brisson portrays the cultists fighting back against the “no love” edict as just as deluded and indoctrinated by X-Man’s change of reality.

| Published by Marvel

Aquaman #48 begins Arthur’s quest to recover his past in the first part of “Mother Shark”, with one hell of a twist for an ending cliffhanger. The high level of the quality of art on this series continues as Viktor Bogdanovic and his Greg Capullo-inspired style (with Jonathan Glapion and Daniel Henriques providing additional inks) join Kelly Sue DeConnick, Sunny Gho, and Clayton Cowles.

| Published by DC Comics

Batman #71 is part two of “The Fall and the Fallen” from Tom King, Mikel Janín, Jorge Fornés, Jordie Bellaire, and Clayton Cowles. With the heavy reliance on dream sequences and simulations lately, it certainly makes me wonder who’s gaslighting who, whether anything in the story is real or if King is just playing us. Great art, though.

| Published by DC Comics

Bloodborne #12 concludes “A Song of Crows” from Aleš Kot, Piotr Kowalski, Brad Simpson, and Aditya Bidikar. This arc has been even more surreal than the first, embracing that odd mix of depression and existentialism that seems to permeate the franchise. This is going to take a few more readings to really sink in.

| Published by Titan

Calamity Kate #3 gives us a look into the disastrous relationship between Kate and Sandra. Though the accuracy of events might be a bit nebulous, given some missing time and an appearance that not everything is happening as we see it, this paints Sandra as a particularly resentful, hateful person. Also, another clue in Kate’s rival. Great action art from Corin Howell and Valentina Pinto, with an interestingly designed tentacle monster.

| Published by Dark Horse

Daredevil #5 is the gut punch. As great as everything that Chip Zdarsky, Marco Checchetto, Sunny Gho, and Clayton Cowles have delivered in the first four issues (and seriously it’s some of the best Daredevil since Miller and Mazzucchelli), this one tops it. A reckless, dangerous Daredevil, a hazard to himself and everyone around him, having it dawn on him what he’s been doing. And all of the Catholic guilt, shame, and judgement, not just on himself, but on the revelation that he’s seemingly oblivious that all of his friends have also been in his situation.

| Published by Marvel

Fairlady #2 is another great issue from Brian Schirmer, Claudia Balboni, Marissa Louise, and David Bowman. The blend of fantasy and police procedural is seamless, presenting a completely believable world, building up bits of supporting characters and elaborating on the setting as the story unfolds. Also a great shift into a kind of storybook art style from Balboni and Louise during one of the flashback sequences.

| Published by Image

Guardians of the Galaxy #5 sees the other shoe drop. Donny Cates, Geoff Shaw, David Curiel, and Cory Petit deliver an excellent set-up for the finale of the “Final Gauntlet” here as Hela makes her move and we find out what the game actually was. Also, more hints about Rocket that don’t seem pleasant.

| Published by Marvel

Immortal Hulk #17 goes hard for thriller first before leaning back into horror as Bushwacker stalks Banner through the “abandoned” lab. Very interesting new “rules” that Al Ewing is laying out as what makes up a Hulk keeps consistently changing.

| Published by Marvel

Joe Golem: Occult Detective - The Conjurors #1 picks up with our dead hero being nibbled by fish, and it’s just downhill from there for Molly, Simon Church, and all of existence due to Dr. Cocteau’s meddling. Great art from Peter Bergting and Michelle Madsen.

| Published by Dark Horse

Justice League #24 is the penultimate chapter of “The Sixth Dimension” and amidst the dire situations, heroic sacrifices, and stunning betrayals, there’s a great opening sequence about the little disappointments that Superman feels when he lets someone down. It’s like Catholic guilt amplified immensely, but it raises some interesting questions about how superheroes deal with depression. Or not deal with it, as it were. Great work from Scott Snyder, Jorge Jimenez, Alejandro Sánchez, and Tom Napolitano.

| Published by DC Comics

Little Bird #3 is another incredible instalment in this story, with some interesting revelations about Little Bird and Gabriel, from Darcy Van Poelgeest, Ian Bertram, Matt Hollingsworth, and Aditya Bidikar. The artwork from Bertram and Hollingsworth is mind-bendingly awesome.

| Published by Image

Livewire #6 continues the PSEP arc from Vita Ayala, Kano, and Saida Temofonte as Amanda discovers more about the organization and gets introduced firsthand to the academy bully enforcer. The art from Kano, from the characters through the layouts, is next level.

| Published by Valiant

Naomi #5 explains everything. Mostly. Sure, there are still questions, and there’s likely a huge battle coming for the final issue, but we get a full-fledged explanation as Naomi tells her newly-learned origin story to Annabelle. And it’s brilliant. Wonderful parallels to other tales and a hint at implications for the DC Universe as a whole. Also, drop dead gorgeous artwork. Seriously some of the best ever to grace the comics page. Brian Michael Bendis, David F. Walker, Jamal Campbell, and Wes Abbott provide another excellent issue here. Highly, highly recommended.

| Published by DC Comics / Wonder Comics

Oblivion Song #15 is one hell of a page turner. Robert Kirkman, Lorenzo De Felici, Annalisa Leoni, and Rus Wooton barely give us a chance to breathe in this one as the Faceless Men attack, both those who’ve chosen to stay in Oblivion and the exploration teams jaunting back and forth from Earth. Great tension.

| Published by Image / Skybound

Pearl #9 is another visually stunning issue from Michael Gaydos. Seriously just look at this beauty.

| Published by DC Comics / Jinxworld

Sabrina the Teenage Witch #2 throws even more chaos Sabrina’s way as it seems like everything in Greendale is something supernatural or paranormal or straight out of weird science. Kelly Thompson is delivering some great humour, while the art from Veronica and Andy Fish remains perfect for anything and everything in Archie’s world.

| Published by Archie

Superman #11 swings back around to Zod after Superman unceremoniously left him being beaten by Rogol Zaar as this arm of “The Unity Saga” continues, delving further into the battle consuming Jor-El at the moment, but not really explaining anything. This is chaos, but it looks pretty.

| Published by DC Comics

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder in Hell #3 is worth it just for the glorious artwork from Mateus Santolouco and Marcelo Costa. The monster designs are incredible and the red, surreal glow of the colours just give life to the strange and deadly nature of this hellscape.

| Published by IDW

Transformers #5 suggests that there’s a whole lot more going on under the surface of Cybertron and the mystery of the death of Brainstorm that we thought. More interesting things going on with Rubble too, as he gets kind of lost while Bumblebee’s off doing other stuff.

| Published by IDW

Uncanny X-Men #18 adds again to the body count as things continue to fall apart. The nihilism, darkness, and depression in this series has really been getting to me these past few issues. With announcements for House of X and Powers of X, this is starting to feel like a “throw the X-Men down a hole before rebooting” type of story. I’m still not sure if I like it, since it’s putting me in a sour mood.

| Published by Marvel

War of the Realms #4 drills down on Freyja’s defence of the Black Bifrost, intent on taking away its use from Malekith. All of the art on this series has been phenomenal, but Russell Dauterman and Matthew Wilson somehow take it up another notch. This is epic.

| Published by Marvel

War of the Realms: Giant-Man #1 kicks off another front in the War as Freyja tasks Ant-Man, Giant-Man, Goliath, and Atlas to infiltrate the Frost Giants’ bastion on Earth and get revenge, from Leah Williams, Marco Castiello, Rachelle Rosenberg, and Joe Sabino. Very nice bits of humour and wonderful artwork.

| Published by Marvel

War of the Realms: Spider-Man & The League of Realms #1 opens up another front as Spider-Man leads the members of the League of Realms into New Heven territory, from Sean Ryan, Nico Leon, Carlos Lopez, and Joe Caramagna. It’s great to see more Ryan-penned Spider-Man, even if he only ever seems to get to write the event tie-ins. He’s got a great handle on Spidey, effortlessly displaying that humour and humanity of the character every time.

| Published by Marvel

War of the Realms: Strikeforce - The War Avengers #1 is the second Strikeforce one-shot elaborating on encounters spinning out of War of the Realms #3. This one focuses on Captain Marvel’s motley crew of Avengers as they try to strike at the heart of Malekith in Britain from Dennis Hallum, Kim Jacinto, Ario Anindito, Java Tartaglia, Felipe Sobreiro, and Joe Sabino. Some nice Deadpool humour and art in what is one of the more bonkers tie-ins.

| Published by Marvel

Other Highlights: Age of X-Man: Marvelous X-Men #4, Amazing Spider-Man #21, American Carnage #7, Battlestar Galactica Classic #4, Bettie Page #5, Black Badge #10, Black Widow #5, Cinema Purgatorio #18, Farmhand #8, Firefly #6, Gideon Falls #13, Go Go Power Rangers #20, High Level #4, Infinity 8 #12, Ironheart #6, James Bond 007 #7, Kaijumax - Season 4 #6, Kick-Ass #14, KISS: The End #2, Last Stop on the Red Line #1, Life & Death of Toyo Harada #3, Low #22, Lucifer #8, Lumberjanes #62, Marvel Action: Spider-Man #4, Morning in America #3, Old Man Quill #5, Orphan Age #2, Planet of the Nerds #2, Port of Earth #10, Princeless - Book 8: Princesses #2, Spider-Man: Life Story #3, Star Wars #66, Star Wars: Age of Rebellion - Lando Calrissian #1, Star Wars: Tie Fighter #2, Teen Titans #30, Xena: Warrior Princess #2

Recommended Collections: Batgirl - Volume 5: Art of the Crime, Bitter Root - Volume 1: Family Business, GI Joe: A Real American Hero - Volume 22, The Horror of Collier County, Immortal Hulk - Volume 3: Hulk in Hell, Jeepers Creepers - Volume 1: Trail of the Beast, Justice League Odyssey - Volume 1: The Ghost Sector, MCMLXXV, Mister Miracle, Outer Darkness - Volume 1, Outpost Zero - Volume 2, RuinWorld: Eye for an Eye, Star Wars: Age of Republic - Heroes, Star Wars: Han Solo - Imperial Cadet, The Whispering Dark

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The dining area is located just off the kitchen and it features a large oval dining table with rope and Teak dining chairs.

Table: Modloft; Sullivan Dining Table, White Lacquer, 95w x 43d x 30h.

Dining Chairs: Palecek; San Martin Outdoor Side Chair No. 7116-79 Fabric Grade in: #64 Sailcloth Salt.

Bench: Della Robbia; Monti (Custom), Armless Bench, 94″L, Commercial Fill, COM, Bench Fabric; Sunbrella; 8351-0000 Linen Silver – Other Dining Benches: here, here, here, here & here.

Wall Decor: Palecek; Indoor/outdoor Deco Leaf Wall Decor – Others: here & here.

View

Neutral decor allows that impressive ocean view to the main focus of the home.

Console: Kathy Kuo; Igmar Rustic Lodge Parson Herringbone Wood Console Table – Other Affordable Consoles: here, here, here & here.

Lamp: Arteriors; Tortoise Lamp – similar here & here.

The Limestone flooring was existent – Similar: here.

Similar Basket: here.

Living Room

The main sitting area feels collected yet casual. You can entertain in this space but also relax at the end of the day.

Sofa: Della Robbia; Nolan, 94″ Sofa – Fabric for Sofa: Perennials; Ritzy, Style 978-270, White Sands – Similar: here, here, here & here.

Side Chairs; Palecek; President’s State Chair with custom fabric – similar here & here.

Swivel Chairs: Thayer Coggin; Turn, 1170-113 with Sunbrella 1959-10 fabric – similar here.

Media Cabinet: Bungalow 5 – Other Beautiful Options: here, here, here, here & here.

Planter: CB2.

End Tables: World’s Away.

Pillows from Lacefield, Bandhini and Ryan Studio.

Fresh Pillows for a Happy Home:

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Coffee Table

Coffee Table is Bernhardt; Allegra Metal Coffee Table (discontinued) – Others: here, here & here.

Large Seagrass Tray: here.

Rug: Custom Rug from Aja Rugs in La Jolla, CA 9×12 rug (similar here) – Other Beautiful Rugs: here, here, here, here & here.

Entertainment Area

What an inviting sitting area! I am loving the accent chairs and the round coffee table.

Coffee Table: Bassett Mirror; Cristal Round Cocktail Table: 42″ Dia, 18″H – Very similar: here.

Chairs: Selamat; Tivoli Lounge Chair – Nutmeg – similar here.

Pillows: Lacefield; Chevron Mineral Embroidery 13×22.

Round Trays: here & here.

Bridge View

This penthouse is surrounded by stunning views.

Bar

The penthouse also features a sleek bar with white Quartz countertop and mosaic tile backsplash.

Wallpaper: Cowtan and Tout.

Stools: World’s Away Nickel Bamboo, Turquoise Velvet Cushion.

Tile: AKDO Luminous beam – Other Unique Tiles: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Guest Bedroom

How can you get out of the bed with a view like this, right?

I also love the decor… the color palette is perfect!

Bed: Somerton Dwelling, White Linen: Queen – Similar here – Other Upholstered Beds: here, here & here.

Bedside Tables: World’s Away.

Lamps: J Alexander – Others: here, here, here & here.

Duvet: Williams Sonoma; Two-Tone Border Bedding: Seafoam: Queen – on sale!

Chair and ottoman: Selamat; Sasha Lounge Chair.

Rug: Ralph Lauren Collection RLR2867A Canyon Stripe Patch Color: Sky 8×10.

Master Bedroom

The master bedroom feels peaceful, very comfortable and you don’t need to close your eyes to dream!

Side Chair: Crate and Barrel 360 Swivel Chair.

Duvet Cover: Restoration Hardware, King – similar here.

Bed: Restoration Hardware, King – similar here.

Shams: Williams Sonoma Euro Shams.

Mirrors: Uttermost; Mackai.

Quilt: Williams Sonoma, in Seafoam.

Rug; Feizy.

Nightstand

How gorgeous is this nightstand decor? The vignette is perfect for a chic beach house!

Bedside Tables: Global Views, AG2.20009 Argento Bedside Chest.

Lamps: Pottery Barn.

Many thanks to this talented interior designer for sharing the details above!

Interior Design: CM Natural Designs (Instagram – Facebook)

Photography: Chipper Hatter.

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Modern Farmhouse with Front Porch.

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Classic Colonial Home Design.

Painted Brick Cottage.

Before and After Bathroom Renovation.

New England Home.

Connecticut Beach House.

New Year, New Beautiful Homes of Instagram.

Grey Kitchen Paint Colors.

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Oceanfront Penthouse Renovation

Designed by Corine Maggio of CM Natural Designs (previously featured here, here, here and here), this ocean front penthouse, located on the island of Coronado, CA, is layered in natural textures.

Here, the designer share more details about this oceanfront penthouse renovation:

Oceanfront Penthouse Renovation

The entire home feels elegant without being compromised on comfort, which is always key.

The flooring and paint color were existent.

Similar Paint Color: Benjamin Moore White Dove.

Console: Bernhardt Savoy Place Raffia Sideboard. Others: here, here & here.

Lamp: Mitchell Gold Bob Williams; Rubix Lily – Other Table Lamps: here, here, here & here.

Art: Gray Malin, 24″ x 36″, White Frame.

Accessories, Clients Own.

Kitchen Counterstools

These comfy leather counterstools bring a subtle color to the kitchen area.

Stools: Palecek; Stillwater 24″ Counter Stool. Leather: Delany and Long; Outdoor Leather, Sky DL8001-06 (custom) – Other Affordable Counterstools: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Island Wallpaper: Cowtan and Tout; Travertine 20397-01, Color: Grey, White, Content: Cork.

Tile: Ray Thassos with Silver Marble Mosaic Tile from AKDO – Others: here, here, here, here & here.

Dining Area

The dining area is located just off the kitchen and it features a large oval dining table with rope and Teak dining chairs.

Table: Modloft; Sullivan Dining Table, White Lacquer, 95w x 43d x 30h.

Dining Chairs: Palecek; San Martin Outdoor Side Chair No. 7116-79 Fabric Grade in: #64 Sailcloth Salt.

Bench: Della Robbia; Monti (Custom), Armless Bench, 94″L, Commercial Fill, COM, Bench Fabric; Sunbrella; 8351-0000 Linen Silver – Other Dining Benches: here, here, here, here & here.

Wall Decor: Palecek; Indoor/outdoor Deco Leaf Wall Decor – Others: here & here.

View

Neutral decor allows that impressive ocean view to the main focus of the home.

Console: Kathy Kuo; Igmar Rustic Lodge Parson Herringbone Wood Console Table – Other Affordable Consoles: here, here, here & here.

Lamp: Arteriors; Tortoise Lamp – similar here & here.

The Limestone flooring was existent – Similar: here.

Similar Basket: here.

Living Room

The main sitting area feels collected yet casual. You can entertain in this space but also relax at the end of the day.

Sofa: Della Robbia; Nolan, 94″ Sofa – Fabric for Sofa: Perennials; Ritzy, Style 978-270, White Sands – Similar: here, here, here & here.

Side Chairs; Palecek; President’s State Chair with custom fabric – similar here & here.

Swivel Chairs: Thayer Coggin; Turn, 1170-113 with Sunbrella 1959-10 fabric – similar here.

Media Cabinet: Bungalow 5 – Other Beautiful Options: here, here, here, here & here.

Planter: CB2.

End Tables: World’s Away.

Pillows from Lacefield, Bandhini and Ryan Studio.

Fresh Pillows for a Happy Home:

(Scroll to shop)

JavaScript is currently disabled in this browser. Reactivate it to view this content.

Coffee Table

Coffee Table is Bernhardt; Allegra Metal Coffee Table (discontinued) – Others: here, here & here.

Large Seagrass Tray: here.

Rug: Custom Rug from Aja Rugs in La Jolla, CA 9×12 rug (similar here) – Other Beautiful Rugs: here, here, here, here & here.

Entertainment Area

What an inviting sitting area! I am loving the accent chairs and the round coffee table.

Coffee Table: Bassett Mirror; Cristal Round Cocktail Table: 42″ Dia, 18″H – Very similar: here.

Chairs: Selamat; Tivoli Lounge Chair – Nutmeg – similar here.

Pillows: Lacefield; Chevron Mineral Embroidery 13×22.

Round Trays: here & here.

Bridge View

This penthouse is surrounded by stunning views.

Bar

The penthouse also features a sleek bar with white Quartz countertop and mosaic tile backsplash.

Wallpaper: Cowtan and Tout.

Stools: World’s Away Nickel Bamboo, Turquoise Velvet Cushion.

Tile: AKDO Luminous beam – Other Unique Tiles: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Guest Bedroom

How can you get out of the bed with a view like this, right?

I also love the decor… the color palette is perfect!

Bed: Somerton Dwelling, White Linen: Queen – Similar here – Other Upholstered Beds: here, here & here.

Bedside Tables: World’s Away.

Lamps: J Alexander – Others: here, here, here & here.

Duvet: Williams Sonoma; Two-Tone Border Bedding: Seafoam: Queen – on sale!

Chair and ottoman: Selamat; Sasha Lounge Chair.

Rug: Ralph Lauren Collection RLR2867A Canyon Stripe Patch Color: Sky 8×10.

Master Bedroom

The master bedroom feels peaceful, very comfortable and you don’t need to close your eyes to dream!

Side Chair: Crate and Barrel 360 Swivel Chair.

Duvet Cover: Restoration Hardware, King – similar here.

Bed: Restoration Hardware, King – similar here.

Shams: Williams Sonoma Euro Shams.

Mirrors: Uttermost; Mackai.

Quilt: Williams Sonoma, in Seafoam.

Rug; Feizy.

Nightstand

How gorgeous is this nightstand decor? The vignette is perfect for a chic beach house!

Bedside Tables: Global Views, AG2.20009 Argento Bedside Chest.

Lamps: Pottery Barn.

Many thanks to this talented interior designer for sharing the details above!

Interior Design: CM Natural Designs (Instagram – Facebook)

Photography: Chipper Hatter.

JavaScript is currently disabled in this browser. Reactivate it to view this content.

Best Sales of the Month:

Serena & Lily: Enjoy 60% Off hundreds of sale styles!

Wayfair: Up to 70% OFF – Home Remodel Sale!!!

Joss & Main: Warehouse Clearout – Up to 70% off!

Pottery Barn: 40% OFF EVERYTHING + Free Shipping – Use code: FREESHIP

One Kings Lane: High Quality Design Decor for Less.

West Elm: Best time to shop. Up to 40% off Everything!!!

Anthropologie: See the super-popular Joanna Gaines Exclusive line!

Urban Outfitters: Hip & Affordable Home Decor.

Horchow: High Quality Furniture and Decor. Up to 30% off the entire site!

Nordstrom: Up to 40% OFF. New Easter Decor!

Posts of the Week:

Transforming a House Into a Home.

Small lot Beach House.

Small Lot Modern Farmhouse.

Coastal Farmhouse Home Decor.

Beautiful Homes of Instagram: Fixer Upper.

Modern Coastal Shingle Home.

2019 New Year Home Tour.

Modern Farmhouse with Front Porch.

Full-scale Home Remodel Inspiration.

Beautiful Homes of Instagram: How to Build your own Home.

Classic Colonial Home Design.

Painted Brick Cottage.

Before and After Bathroom Renovation.

New England Home.

Connecticut Beach House.

New Year, New Beautiful Homes of Instagram.

Grey Kitchen Paint Colors.

Follow me on Instagram: @HomeBunch

You can follow my pins here: Pinterest/HomeBunch

See more Inspiring Interior Design Ideas in my Archives.

“Dear God,

If I am wrong, right me. If I am lost, guide me. If I start to give-up, keep me going.

Lead me in Light and Love”.

Have a wonderful day, my friends and we’ll talk again tomorrow.”

with Love,

Luciane from HomeBunch.com

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dawnjeman · 6 years ago

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Oceanfront Penthouse Renovation

Designed by Corine Maggio of CM Natural Designs (previously featured here, here, here and here), this ocean front penthouse, located on the island of Coronado, CA, is layered in natural textures.

Here, the designer share more details about this oceanfront penthouse renovation:

Oceanfront Penthouse Renovation

The entire home feels elegant without being compromised on comfort, which is always key.

The flooring and paint color were existent.

Similar Paint Color: Benjamin Moore White Dove.

Console: Bernhardt Savoy Place Raffia Sideboard. Others: here, here & here.

Lamp: Mitchell Gold Bob Williams; Rubix Lily – Other Table Lamps: here, here, here & here.

Art: Gray Malin, 24″ x 36″, White Frame.

Accessories, Clients Own.

Kitchen Counterstools

These comfy leather counterstools bring a subtle color to the kitchen area.

Stools: Palecek; Stillwater 24″ Counter Stool. Leather: Delany and Long; Outdoor Leather, Sky DL8001-06 (custom) – Other Affordable Counterstools: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Island Wallpaper: Cowtan and Tout; Travertine 20397-01, Color: Grey, White, Content: Cork.

Tile: Ray Thassos with Silver Marble Mosaic Tile from AKDO – Others: here, here, here, here & here.

Dining Area

The dining area is located just off the kitchen and it features a large oval dining table with rope and Teak dining chairs.

Table: Modloft; Sullivan Dining Table, White Lacquer, 95w x 43d x 30h.

Dining Chairs: Palecek; San Martin Outdoor Side Chair No. 7116-79 Fabric Grade in: #64 Sailcloth Salt.

Bench: Della Robbia; Monti (Custom), Armless Bench, 94″L, Commercial Fill, COM, Bench Fabric; Sunbrella; 8351-0000 Linen Silver – Other Dining Benches: here, here, here, here & here.

Wall Decor: Palecek; Indoor/outdoor Deco Leaf Wall Decor – Others: here & here.

View

Neutral decor allows that impressive ocean view to the main focus of the home.

Console: Kathy Kuo; Igmar Rustic Lodge Parson Herringbone Wood Console Table – Other Affordable Consoles: here, here, here & here.

Lamp: Arteriors; Tortoise Lamp – similar here & here.

The Limestone flooring was existent – Similar: here.

Similar Basket: here.

Living Room

The main sitting area feels collected yet casual. You can entertain in this space but also relax at the end of the day.

Sofa: Della Robbia; Nolan, 94″ Sofa – Fabric for Sofa: Perennials; Ritzy, Style 978-270, White Sands – Similar: here, here, here & here.

Side Chairs; Palecek; President’s State Chair with custom fabric – similar here & here.

Swivel Chairs: Thayer Coggin; Turn, 1170-113 with Sunbrella 1959-10 fabric – similar here.

Media Cabinet: Bungalow 5 – Other Beautiful Options: here, here, here, here & here.

Planter: CB2.

End Tables: World’s Away.

Pillows from Lacefield, Bandhini and Ryan Studio.

Fresh Pillows for a Happy Home:

(Scroll to shop)

JavaScript is currently disabled in this browser. Reactivate it to view this content.

Coffee Table

Coffee Table is Bernhardt; Allegra Metal Coffee Table (discontinued) – Others: here, here & here.

Large Seagrass Tray: here.

Rug: Custom Rug from Aja Rugs in La Jolla, CA 9×12 rug (similar here) – Other Beautiful Rugs: here, here, here, here & here.

Entertainment Area

What an inviting sitting area! I am loving the accent chairs and the round coffee table.

Coffee Table: Bassett Mirror; Cristal Round Cocktail Table: 42″ Dia, 18″H – Very similar: here.

Chairs: Selamat; Tivoli Lounge Chair – Nutmeg – similar here.

Pillows: Lacefield; Chevron Mineral Embroidery 13×22.

Round Trays: here & here.

Bridge View

This penthouse is surrounded by stunning views.

Bar

The penthouse also features a sleek bar with white Quartz countertop and mosaic tile backsplash.

Wallpaper: Cowtan and Tout.

Stools: World’s Away Nickel Bamboo, Turquoise Velvet Cushion.

Tile: AKDO Luminous beam – Other Unique Tiles: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Guest Bedroom

How can you get out of the bed with a view like this, right?

I also love the decor… the color palette is perfect!

Bed: Somerton Dwelling, White Linen: Queen – Similar here – Other Upholstered Beds: here, here & here.

Bedside Tables: World’s Away.

Lamps: J Alexander – Others: here, here, here & here.

Duvet: Williams Sonoma; Two-Tone Border Bedding: Seafoam: Queen – on sale!

Chair and ottoman: Selamat; Sasha Lounge Chair.

Rug: Ralph Lauren Collection RLR2867A Canyon Stripe Patch Color: Sky 8×10.

Master Bedroom

The master bedroom feels peaceful, very comfortable and you don’t need to close your eyes to dream!

Side Chair: Crate and Barrel 360 Swivel Chair.

Duvet Cover: Restoration Hardware, King – similar here.

Bed: Restoration Hardware, King – similar here.

Shams: Williams Sonoma Euro Shams.

Mirrors: Uttermost; Mackai.

Quilt: Williams Sonoma, in Seafoam.

Rug; Feizy.

Nightstand

How gorgeous is this nightstand decor? The vignette is perfect for a chic beach house!

Bedside Tables: Global Views, AG2.20009 Argento Bedside Chest.

Lamps: Pottery Barn.

Many thanks to this talented interior designer for sharing the details above!

Interior Design: CM Natural Designs (Instagram – Facebook)

Photography: Chipper Hatter.

JavaScript is currently disabled in this browser. Reactivate it to view this content.

Best Sales of the Month:

Serena & Lily: Enjoy 60% Off hundreds of sale styles!

Wayfair: Up to 70% OFF – Home Remodel Sale!!!

Joss & Main: Warehouse Clearout – Up to 70% off!

Pottery Barn: 40% OFF EVERYTHING + Free Shipping – Use code: FREESHIP

One Kings Lane: High Quality Design Decor for Less.

West Elm: Best time to shop. Up to 40% off Everything!!!

Anthropologie: See the super-popular Joanna Gaines Exclusive line!

Urban Outfitters: Hip & Affordable Home Decor.

Horchow: High Quality Furniture and Decor. Up to 30% off the entire site!

Nordstrom: Up to 40% OFF. New Easter Decor!

Posts of the Week:

Transforming a House Into a Home.

Small lot Beach House.

Small Lot Modern Farmhouse.

Coastal Farmhouse Home Decor.

Beautiful Homes of Instagram: Fixer Upper.

Modern Coastal Shingle Home.

2019 New Year Home Tour.

Modern Farmhouse with Front Porch.

Full-scale Home Remodel Inspiration.

Beautiful Homes of Instagram: How to Build your own Home.

Classic Colonial Home Design.

Painted Brick Cottage.

Before and After Bathroom Renovation.

New England Home.

Connecticut Beach House.

New Year, New Beautiful Homes of Instagram.

Grey Kitchen Paint Colors.

Follow me on Instagram: @HomeBunch

You can follow my pins here: Pinterest/HomeBunch

See more Inspiring Interior Design Ideas in my Archives.

“Dear God,

If I am wrong, right me. If I am lost, guide me. If I start to give-up, keep me going.

Lead me in Light and Love”.

Have a wonderful day, my friends and we’ll talk again tomorrow.”

with Love,

Luciane from HomeBunch.com

Come Follow me on

Get Home Bunch Posts Via Email

Contact Luciane

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