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[I’ve decided to go crazy and fill out this lovely questionnaire because sometimes it’s headcanon time and that means fun \ o / thanks to pretty-meekish for it]

Guardian’s name: Helena Jane Redford

Age: 34-35 if you consider the age of her death as a 'conservation' stamp. Around 4 if you count from the moment she was rezzed. She's a post-Red War Light

Race: Human

Call signs/alias: Nocthane - probably only Zavala uses it during strikes. Everyone else just calls her Hel

Pronouns: She/Her

Class: Hunter

Preferred subclass(es): Void, sort of solar

Ghost's name: Izi (previously Isabelle)

Their Vanguard: After Cayde's death she effectively answers to Zavala

Fireteam name: She has no fireteam

Fireteam teammates: No official teammates, just random allies and she is a solitary hunter

Favorite legendary weapon: Trust/Python

Favorite exotic weapon: Malfeasance

Favorite exotic armor: Orpheus Rigs, used to be Lucky Pants

Favorite ornament armor set: None

Favorite weapon ornament: None

What stats do they focus on: Mobility and recovery

Are they offense, defence, or support: Mostly offense but can support and feed her allies some juicy light orbs... sorry, orbs of power now

Do they prefer being close, mid, or long range: Mid, rarely close

Do they lean more "Element of Surprise" or "Upfront and Aggressive": Surprise definitely, unless she feels like punching sceebs for fun

Strikes, Gambit, or Crucible: Gambit all the way

Who was their mentor(if they had one. If it is a character you created, tell us about them!): Cayde as her former vanguard, I suppose. She's been learning a lot of tactical from Zavala lately

Who are they mentoring(if they are. If it is a character you created, tell us about them!): Doubt she'd ever willingly mentor anyone but sometimes, pretty rarely though, Zavala asks her to lead New Lights in a strike

What ship do they have: The Barrel (click for the hc about it); I actually have this headcanon where guardians can exchange ships with each other for a while, like house-swapping only ship-swapping

What is their Sparrow: Expedition-JT

Favorite Ghost shell: None. Izi the ghost chooses its own shells

Favorite shader: Reefmade, lilac bombast

Favorite color: Ironically pink and purple are her favourites but she always chooses practical dark colours and ends up dressed in black and dark brown outfits

Favorite food: She makes these wonderful sandwiches. It's a secret recipe and they are mmmmmm!

Favorite piece of Pre-Collapse tech(if they've seen any): I guess... The datapads with the Bray research data she found on Mars? Plus some old weapons from Braytech facilities? They are more relics than usable

Favorite Pre-Collapse music(if they've heard any): Not sure if she had a chance to hear it? These are probably questions for guardians with a Pre-Collapse story)))

Favorite place in The Last City(if it's a place you created, give a little description!): The safety of her own apartment. She is living on her ship most of the time so the place is filled with little furniture but there are lots of mementos and old weapons from different planets and missions - a collection if you will. There's a bed, a kitchen... Shortly before the destruction of Titan she brought some roombas to her place so that the cats that visit her could ride them

Favorite NPC(s): She generally dislikes everyone but there are people she dislike less. Eris Morn is exciting, an A-plus survivor, the Hive stole her fireteam and light, so she stole their eyes and magic - badass. Ana Bray is fun to work with. Zavala is basically dad. Her cats are awesome. The Drifter is a valuable ally, probably most valuable after Eris... and sorta the Spider?

Favorite patrol location: The Moon! Used to be Mars... The girl likes killing her Hive, huh (technically her favourite location is the Tangled Shore but not for the patrol reasons, for smuggling reasons, so should this count?)

5 things your Guardian likes(can be anything): Freedom, exploring, cooking, learning stuff and evolving as an individual

Least favorite food: Synthetic chocolate unless it's carefully incorporated into desserts

Least favorite shader: Any orange one, I guess... The vanguard ones. But not because she doesn't like orange. More of a 'why put a target on yourself like that?' What environment are you even hiding in? Next to the tower banners?

Least favorite patrol location: Used to be Mercury, right now maybe the Cosmodrome cause too many kids hang out there

Least favorite Pre-Collapse tech(if they've seen any): Err, I guess, whatever takes out your consciousness and puts you into an Exo? As a fan of freedom, she's not a fan of Clovis's ideas because he basically prayed on very desperate people and machine-enslaved them? Badly done, Sir.

Least favorite NPC(s): She dislikes most people equally. Maybe Variks? But nah, he intrigues her though, but she trusts him the least of anyone she knows, I think

Least favorite weapon ornament: None

Least favorite ornament armor set: None

Least favorite legendary weapon: Bows are not her thing, I suppose

Least favorite exotic weapon: The Cabal minigun. She was killed by the arc shield explosion and it wasn't too fun - huge vulnerability point for a weapon

Least favorite exotic armor: None

5 things your Guardian dislikes(this can be anything): Hot weather - swamps in hot weather in particular. Getting killed by anything arc. When Zavala asks her to lead the mission or teach anyone. The fact that the Hive religion is called "sword logic" when there is no friggin logic in it - she read those damn books and didn't find any and got offended

Your Guardian has to rest. What is their living space like: Her ship is... A ship. With a bunk bed, makeshift kitchen and lots of gear. That's about it. Her designated apartment has already been mentioned

Does your Guardian have any casual wear?(Y'all remember Polyvore? The website URSTYLE works very similar if that helps!): Not really? She mostly takes off her heavy armor pieces and wears the tank-top and the pants that go under... I guess she wears a less armoured version of her jacket but like... Izi the ghost just 'edits' the plating off?

What hobbies and/or skills does you Guardian have: Cooking and knitting. That's about it. Dancing... doesn't really count, I guess, because all guardians dance as a given. Is "secretly undermining Zavala's father-authority at every turn" a hobby or a lifestyle?

What would your Guardian's lore book be called: Rules of acquisition (? lol) / At odds with the hero (like the blog's title why not) / A hel of a story (?) / Or maybe - My best пиф паф life - yup, I think we have a winner

Where was your Guardian reborn?(If you created the location, give us a little description!): In the EDZ. Maybe...here's the fic/AU verse-setting about it

What were they wearing when they were reborn: Old rusty scout gear

What was their reaction to being reborn: A strain of cursing. "Maybe if I return the ghost to city I can still get out of whatever this is?"

What was their reaction to their first rez: A mixture of: what is this rush? I want to do this again! Followed by: wait, am I still the same person I was a few seconds ago?

After being reborn, did they meet friendlies first or hostiles: Hostile fallen and technically her ghost, then a fellow human from her previous life who spotted her

Who was the first other Guardian they met?(Same thing! If you made them, give a little description!): I guess, technically, Cayde since she directly asked for 'management' so that she could 'return ghost'. I headcanon that after such a statement she was escorted to him specifically and he was like: yup, this one ought to be one of mine

Did your Guardian get reborn with, or find, any indication of their past life? If so what do they have/found: She stubbornly and aggressively found out as much as she could, even retraced some steps right before she died. I have many fics about it. Since she died relatively recently and was exiled from the City she actually had quite the amount of data on herself. And then she decided she'd be defiantly helping other guardians uncover their pasts as well, made a little business out of it

How did your Guardian get their name(if they didn't rez with past life momentos): After her rez she was identified by a guy who was but a kid when he met the “then alive-her”, and she was a scout he looked up to. He still used her mapped routes for scouting and ran into her and called out her name in a 'what the fu--' moment

Going back to your Guardian's lore book, what would be some some quotes or passages from their book: Maybe some of the open rp posts I made?

Does your Guardian have a significant other: Nope. Solo

Did your Guardian go explore first before going to The Last City? If so, where to: Headed straight for the City to complain about being rezzed without her consent

What was their reaction to first seeing The Last City: "So loud, too loud. Too many people. Must get the heck away as soon as." Cayde sort of... hooked her up on the City? Showed her the benefits?

Is your Guardian a part of a clan: Nope, solo

Does your Guardian's clan have a back story? If so, what is it?(if you want to or able to share): ---

If your Guardian would have a quote as a flavor text for a weapon and/or piece of armor, what would they be: "Shot-rhythm is everything. You've got to keep practicing and working hard until you find your own. Although sometimes you got to miss all the shots, run out of bullets and punch an approaching Exploder Shank with the grip of your gun. Live a little, have fun." Probably an exotic hand cannon, a 150? With exploding rounds, high impact reserves as a perk and maybe you get melee energy as you are nearing the end of the mag and triggering high impact idk

If your Guardian has had any interactions with any civilians (The Last City/The Farm), Eliksni, Cabal, Vex, Hive, Taken, Scorn, Rouge Lightbearers, or Iron Lords/War Lords(if your Guardian is an Old Light) tell us about it!: I'd say her story with Urrak the Conniving is pretty impressive. Better link to the headcanon

Does your Guardian have any unconventional allies or connections(By Vanguard standards): Spider, Drifter... are Eris and Ana still controversial? + lots of my own supporting folk from the stories, e.g. Urrak

How does your Guardian feel about themselves or others using Stasis: Whatever, just another paracausal energy to wield. Maybe guardians could use Stasis to cast off the Light and return to normal life?

Did they run The Last Wish raid? How did they react to seeing a live Ahamkara a.k.a Riven: She did not, she'd never ever get involved with wishing anything ever. She is opposed on principle - the only way to achieve things is to work for them. Heck... I don't think I remember the last time I wrote Hel saying the words 'I wish'?

Did they run The Deep Stone Crypt raid? How did they react to the Crypt and seeing Exo Eliskni: Nope but she heard stories of the Exo Eliksni. Made her think of Urrak and how when she was still alive, Urrak and her would dream of getting inside the Traveller and making use of it. She'd always thought the Eliksni were superior engineers and techies. Dumb of the City to never try and ally with any. Put the Drifter and an Eliksni at one table and heck maybe they'd tinker some progress for a change

Is your Guardian from D1? How did they react to seeing Taniks alive once again: Nope. She was rezzed after the Red War. Probably made a corny joke about it or something, like: if a zombie bites a human the human becomes a zombie, if a zombie bites Taniks it becomes Taniks

Where did they go and what did they do during The Red War: She was peacefully resting in pieces

Here are some characters that are either polarizing or have created a strong enough mass emotion within the community. What opinion does your Guardian hold on each of them(These are only a handful of characters!)>>>

Osiris, First Warlock Vanguard, originally exiled: Interesting dude to learn from but he better not ask her to participate in temporal mumbo-jumbo ever again

Eris Morn, Bane of the Swarm: One of Hel's favourite allies and least disliked human

Cayde-6, Sixth Hunter Vanguard: A dad, who is dead but his ramen recommendations live on

Ikora Rey, Second Warlock Vanguard: Hel respects the way she handles her emotions and how knowledgeable she is, how powerful she is... At the same time her book on the Traveller is "lame" and verges on reverence and idolising, in Hel's opinion. She is wary of Ikora, doesn't know what to make of her, feels like the person Ikora is trying to be is not who she really is. Hel's curious to find out what's under the mask of composure

Commander Zavala, Second Titan Vanguard: Current boss, Big Z, the dad that is alive... so far. Hel picked up knitting just to get know him so she could benefit the most from interacting with him. Seemed to have worked - he lets some shady things slide... and gives great knitting tips

Saint-14, legendary Titan, First Titan Vanguard: He tried to hug her, so big nope. She still doesn't like that he was brought back in the way that he was and expects dire consequences. Also his birds are annoying and her cats are definitely better. But still, she brought him the booze he asked of her

Lord Saladin, Iron Banner handler, One of the last remaining Iron Lords: She respects his raw strength and tactical prowess but the man is stuck in the past, she thinks, he didn't evolve much and so he is very lost. She pities him and it irks her when he compares her to Efrideet, doesn't like to think she inadvertently feeds into his fantasies that the old days will be back. What a waste of a great warrior who can't seem to move on

Lord Shaxx, Crucible handler, Hero of Twilight Gap, living megaphone: Why do they not let the man out? Such a shame. She'd love to see him in action. Hel is very curious about how everyone just agreed to ground him. He must be devastatingly powerful, so she'd love to watch him in battle. Maybe that'll make him shut up for a change. 70% of the reason why the City is so loud seems to be Shaxx. When she was assigned an apartment she picked one as far from him as possible

The Crow, New Light, Ex-Enforcer to The Spider: Whiny, talks too much... about Eliksni injustice no less. But what does he even know of it? Eh, kids and their desires to be useful and important. She stopped listening very quickly and just waves his ramblings off, but he's a good scout, a natural, easy to coordinate with. His ghost is an interesting character, did she notice Glint... patronizing him and telling him what to do? Odd, peculiar... familiar...

The Spider, The Shore's Only Law, founder of "House" Spider: A great ally. Lots of resources, full of himself, thinks guardians are all naive and righteous - the easiest manipulation ever. Good trading. Nice discounts, what a win. She actually steals from him, alongside his workers and he doesn't even notice it. Wonderful. 10/10 would recommend

Uldren Sov, Prince of the Reef, Master of Crows: Whiny man-prince, dead... It was kind of funny that he wanted to meet his sister but got devoured by a giant servitor that looked like a flying anus instead

Mara Sov, Queen of the Reef, Queen of the Awoken, Ex-Kell of Wolves: Anyone who calls herself a queen in a post-apocalyptic world deserves utmost suspicion. Especially when the remaining population opted for at least some version or an illusion of democracy. Is she a fool or does she have support behind her arrogance? Maybe both, which is worse, actually

Variks, the Loyal, founder of House Judgement: Oh boy, does something about this one rub Hel off the wrong way. Technically everything he says makes sense but something about the way he brings his plans to life makes Hel wonder if he's the sort of 'shadow councilor' type of a fella who started scheming a while ago and can't stop anymore. He says 'Eliksni interest' and Hel hears 'Variks interest' instead, but why hide it behind the veil of righteousness...? Shady. Two-faced. Betrayed Eramis so damn quickly... 'The Loyal' must be spoken with sarcasm, y-yes?

Mithrax, the Forsaken, Kell of Light, founder of House Light: A fun fella. Good game against the Hive on Titan. If she could tell him not to trust Variks entirely, she would, but frankly it's none of her business, not her place too. She'll watch from afar and support this new ally and his House as long as it's in her own interest. She isn't particularly fond of him naming the House 'Light'. If anything, Eliksni do deserve a fresh start, not a play on the existing reality. Yet again though, who is she to judge. All the luck to him. She has stashed servitor parts to trade if he's interested

The Exo Stranger/Elizabeth "Elsie" Bray, Granddaughter of Clovis I and Sister to Ana Bray: What an ego - time-travelling around, thinking something as intricate as time will bend to her will and not adjust itself to counter whatever it is she tries to do - a Bray all the way. Like Ana, like Clovis. Only with slightly different priorities. Still selfish priorities, though. Say whatever you want about the Brays but boring they sure aren't. Respect for the guts. Minus points for realistic assessment of goals

Eramis, of House Salvation, Kell of Darkness: She had a decent concept in mind - casting away the past and looking to the future, rebuilding, uniting. Respect. But the realisation... suffered. As someone who is pretty tired of "serving" the Traveller Hel can't help but shake her head - Eramis had all the resources to rebuild and she gave them up to the Darkness, basically. Then again, she was tortured and humiliated while she was in prison so the fact that she stayed so clear-minded is impressive on its own. If only Hel could unite her and Eramis's resources to get rid of both the Light and the Darkness - but they have not met prior and "what ifs" are pointless - a wasted opportunity

Empress Caiatl of the Cabal Imperial Empire: Her arms give Hel gay panic. Also, Hel would have bowed. She is not that prideful. It's just a formality - bowing to a monarch. Of course, she'd never agree to become a Cabal dominion, but if bowing starts negotiations - whatever. She suspects Caiatl is easy to manipulate, just ought to remind her not to act like her Golden Daddy and guide her in the right direction

Taniks the Scarred, the Perfected, the Abomination, the Shadow Thief: She heard he keeps coming back from the dead. What a fool. Staying dead is so much more peaceful. Isn't he tired?

The Darkness is fast approaching. How is your Guardian handling it: Battle-ready but also scientifically curious. If there's a way to let the Light and Dark negate each other, she'd be glad to discover it

And finally, does your Guardian have any advice for any New Lights: Her advice used to be: "if you want a field assignment ask to be sent to help out Asher Mir on Io!" And then she'd watch him make the New Lights cry. Now she's more like: Drifter has the best gear. Heck, more business for him, better gear for her.

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To make an effort not to spend an abundance of money on merchandise your adolescent will unavoidably outgrow, consider this direction from inside originators with posterity of their own. 

Put assets into furniture and show-stopper that can be used past youth. A six-pull-out Fiona dresser from Redford House fills in as a changing table in this nursery arranged by Abney & Morton Interiors. 

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"A fair paint tone or setting configuration in made light of tones that they can grow up with is critical," said Kerri Rosenthal, originator of KR Interiors, in Westport, Conn. She painted her young adult young lady's room brilliant white to go comparably a "new beginning" for her propelling inclinations. 

Exactly when she uses scenery in a young person's room, Ms. Rosenthal said, she applies it sparingly and picks unassuming models. Last year, for example, she picked a silver raindrop plan by Sissy and Marley to make a supplement divider that was "fun without being ludicrous," for a youngster's room in Westport. Putting the background on just a single divider, she said, "is a good hack for young people's rooms, since, in such a case that they anytime close they could do without it, you don't have to destroy the entire room." coco village reviews.

Maybe than background, Liz Lipkin, a designer with Homepolish, a portion of the time chooses removable decals, like the Love Mae bolts she actually used in a Brooklyn nursery. "They're a modest and low-obligation elective that can without a very remarkable stretch change a space," she said. "Exactly when the room and its occupant are ready for a restore, decals strip straightforwardly off, making a way for new complex subject." coco village comments.

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Avoid themed merchandise like treehouse-shaped space beds and child assessed furniture like more modest than common workspaces that young kids will quickly outgrow. "We take the necessary steps not to buy furniture and workmanship that has a pass date," said Allison Abney, who set up Abney and Morton Interiors, in Charleston, S.C., with Boo Morton. "We trust it's more sharp to place assets into furniture and masterpiece the kids can utilize all through youth, and shockingly in their first space." 

Maybe than spending on a developing table, for example, Ms. Abney and Ms. Morton propose buying an excellent dresser that can be used in any room, and setting a changing pad on top. For a 165-square-foot nursery for twins, for example, they selected the six-pull Fiona dresser from Redford House ($2,234). "The diapers and wipes will fit immaculately in the drawers underneath," Ms. Morton said. 

Concerning workmanship, she continued, "Novel pieces, laid out botanicals and gigantic degree nature photography all capacity commendably for a young person's room. It shouldn't be all ABCs and zoo animals." 

In the twins' nursery, she and Ms. Abney hung close to one another pieces made by Alex Mason. "The 'Strip and Eucalyptus' diptychs are adequately impulsive to be remembered for a children's room," she said, "yet furthermore have an imperishable quality that will allow the youths to use the masterpieces in any room as they age." 

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Exactly when you're completing for youngsters, recall how tumultuous they are, urged Donna Mondi, an inside fashioner in Chicago: "Keep the mat, sheet material, lights and decoration sensible, so you won't flip out with the fundamental nail clean spill." 

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To add tone and surface to her kid's room, Tali Roth, a planner with Homepolish, reused a $600 pink Persian rug she bought on eBay three years sooner for her parlor. "You don't see stains and checks, and it's great for the present," she said. "I chose to apportion cash elsewhere." 

Maybe than a traditional lightweight flyer for nursing, she bought two vintage seats on the web ($350 each) and reupholstered them in light-blue velvet (about $2,500) for her child youngster's room. "These seats are consistently situates in my mind," she said. "Whether or not my kid wore out on them, I understand they are pleasant and phenomenal and can be used in any space in any future home." coco village reviews.

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Our hero committed sexual assault.

There’s no getting around this fact. It happened. We watched it happen. Sydney explicitly says it in the final minutes of the episode: “You drugged me and had sex with me.” It feels important to say it up front, before anything else. I must have started and re-started this review a half-dozen times, and there’s no other way to address David’s act without seeming to minimize the impact of what took place.  There are ways the show can deal with this next season, and there are stories that can be told, but as it turns out, it wasn’t just a comic-book conceit to have the characters imply David might be the villain of this story. David is the villain. And to quote Syd, maybe he always was.

This is upsetting, disturbing stuff, and for the first time since I began watching this weird and often wonderful show, I’m not convinced Legion is capable of telling the story it just waded into. To understand why is to pull at the messy threads of narrative convention. I spoke at length in last week’s review about what has made this such a polarizing season of television. Legion has been shedding viewers, and I think it has a lot to do with the willfully alienating nature of the story. It became positively Brechtian in its refusal to allow the audience a point of identification, or a way to trust the show. Not just in the sense that we couldn’t necessarily trust our own eyes—we’ve known from the start that reality is malleable when it comes to the powers of David Haller and the Shadow King—but in not providing us with protagonists in whom we can believe. We can’t trust David, we can’t really trust anyone, not with delusion creatures roaming free.

Legion stripped away our ability to look to its characters for reassurance, which is a foundational building block of humanism and empathy. One of the reasons the Loudermilks have become so appealing this season is because their guilelessness makes them some of the only people that convey a sense of reliability. I can believe in them—or at least, the show hasn’t given me much reason to actively not believe in them, which is something I can no longer say with much confidence about any other character, really.

A second issue is about the implicit contract between audience and show. When we’re given a protagonist, we plan to follow them on their journey, and we have certain expectations that accompany such a journey, for good or ill. A key expectation is that we will be given entry into a character’s point of view. We need to know who a person is, and if we’re given that, we can follow them anywhere. Good guys like Leslie Knope, antiheroes like Tony Soprano, grouchy bastards like Gregory House, even good-to-bad characters like Walter White—they can lie, cheat, steal, hell, even poison a child in Walter’s case, and as long as we know their motivations, their point of view, and the perspective of those around them, we can go on that journey. We don’t need our characters to be heroes.

But this is Legion, a Marvel superhero show. What has made it consistently fascinating is the way that Noah Hawley and his creative team have repeatedly pushed back against those expectations, not caring that it would alienate people looking for a certain familiar structure in their TV series. Yet when it comes to character, there might be certain rules that work better unbroken. Removing our ability to relate to characters, and stripping away the humanism that undergirds our identification with the people whose lives we’re watching unfold, is a fundamentally avant-garde move, because it severs the basic premise of narrative drama: Namely, that we can understand who this person is and why they do what they do.

If you’re halfway through watching Out Of Africa, you know you’re not going to have a sudden smash cut to a pornographic, throbbing sex scene between Robert Redford, Meryl Streep, and another person, because that would violate a basic understanding of the world that’s been established, what a mainstream movie provides, and also how these characters would behave. Similarly, Legion has established that there are many facets to David, but despite the depictions of a malevolent David, or a homeless crazy David, or even the fears of our primary David about the violence he’s capable of inflicting (something that wasn’t even introduced until the last couple of episodes), we had been given a fundamentally good person. Naive, even, in his sincere belief in true love, admirable in his loyalty to his friends, and—above all—steadfast in his refusal to accept evil or unhappiness as the outcome. When Syd brooded over their likely unhappy ending, David was the one to say he believed in a better one. Even when he was torturing Oliver last week, we may not have liked it, but we understood doing something bad to achieve something good. He was trying to save Syd.

Transforming David from a fundamentally decent person with a troubled mind into someone capable of committing sexual assault in the course of a single episode is the needle scratch on the record player. It’s the porn scene in the middle of Out Of Africa. It’s edgy and unpredictable, but that doesn’t make it good. It changes the show on a fundamental level—and more than that, it pulls the rug out from under its viewers, scorning them for thinking they were watching one kind of show when in fact they were watching a very different one. It’s one thing to have a show’s characters lie to us. It’s quite another when a show lies to its audience. 

There’s an argument to be made that these kinds of stories should be told. From the perspective of a show looking to tell difficult tales about difficult people, the decision to have David do this to Syd probably felt like an all-too-accurate and believable version of how these events play out in everyday life, albeit aided by psychic powers instead of roofies. But I’m not sure a show where guys with baskets on their heads and kung-fu fight scenes set to Jane’s Addiction has earned that story beat. When someone on a Marvel superhero show—even one as odd as Legion—tells us a character might become a villain, we allow for powers, and betrayal, and even violence. But abruptly pivoting to a painful and common reality feels like a betrayal of the narrative contract the series spent two seasons establishing. Farouk is a rapist—he is the villain and has been clearly established as such, so we accept it. I don’t know if I can accept David’s actions, not when they haven’t been properly set up narratively and justified psychologically, both on our end and his. 

David defeats the Shadow King (thanks to Lenny’s bullet and the Choke) and starts pounding him senseless, but before he can land a fatal blow, Syd shows up and tries to shoot him, having been convinced by Farouk-Melanie that her beau was indeed becoming a monster who must be stopped. It’s understandable David would feel betrayed; he had just done a bunch of ugly stuff, all in the name of protecting his love. (“It’s what we have to save,” he again echoed in his words to Oliver.) And he’s not that person—not yet, anyway. It’s actually very easy to feel for David in that moment, as he’s so hurt: “Don’t you trust me?”

So when he wakes up in his own basement, and proceeds to have the three-way argument with himself, you can see why these new versions of David have erupted. He’s wounded, and the one person he truly loved has somehow rejected him in the most clear-cut manner imaginable, so a part of him tries to make sense of it in any way he can. Hence the disagreement—she’s his parasite, her love is the delusion, they all owe David everything and he should just take charge as a superior being. The episode continually returns to the God metaphor, from his quick aside to Lenny (“God has plans for you”) to Clark’s season-ending words: “Now we pray.”

Even Farouk is sounding like the voice of reason in that regard. David’s late night debate with his tormentor hinged on the Shadow King making David see how his actions weren’t all that different from Farouk’s. The moment that Farouk makes David realize how his efforts will backfire—and we learn just what David did to Syd—is a brutal one. The decision to suppress her memories is indeed a form of drugging her—he’s altering her perception to get what he wants, and once Farouk is safely contained, and Syd’s in her room, he projects himself in there, tells her everything’s fine, and proceeds to sleep with her. It’s vile stuff—there’s a reason that when Buffy The Vampire Slayer pulled a lesser but quite similar move, it made sure to have the victim discover she’d been magically drugged before any intimacy happened. Because that’s a line that can’t really be walked back, character-wise.

And part of the problem is that the show itself doesn’t seem to understand the severity of that breach. “The Trial Of The Shadow King,” with its text-based reflections on the nature of truth, muses that perhaps the competing realities of the situation should give us pause. That perhaps everyone has been swayed by the Shadow King’s machinations, which is why poor David has been found crazy and in need of either medicated imprisonment or death. And hey, that would’ve been a great place to end the season—with a knotty ambiguous debate over reality itself. But Syd’s statement of what David has done isn’t something you can muck about with, hemming and hawing over whether reality is being distorted. And it’s a disservice to the intensity of that choice—and the legitimacy of Syd’s assault—to fold it into the show’s usual “who can say what truth is?” philosophizing.

And maybe that’s the big problem with the second-season finale of Legion: Certain acts don’t get to be up for debate, and it’s a cheat on the show’s part to think sexual assault can just be part of the furniture. When nothing can be spared from getting walked back, when we are potentially being lied to about everything, then our sense of investment, our stakes in this world, go out the window. Acts need to have meaning, not be idly ruminated on with quotes from Plato. Does Legion really think there are competing truths about what David did, regardless of whether the Shadow King has everyone in his thrall? If so, then the closing words of the Tori Amos cover that ends the season are apt in more ways than one: “This is not real / This is not really happening, hey.” It’s not until the credits roll that the next line arrives—“You bet your life it is.”

Stray observations

Legion significant music cues of the week: They all pretty much pale compared to that opening version of The Who’s “Behind Blue Eyes” that David and Farouk are singing, with its spot-on lyrics. (“No one knows what it’s like to be the bad man, to be the sad man...my love is vengeance.”) But the others are the aforementioned show-closing cover of “Cornflake Girl” (if you want a great rock cover of that one, here it is), and when David’s in his own room, about to go back on the plan the other Davids apparently concocted, a similarly dark cover of The Kinks’ “Nothing In This World” is playing.

“I’m a good person. I deserve love.” This would’ve landed so much harder if David hadn’t just done what he did.

I don’t think it’s a coincidence that the Loudermilks have been our most reliable source of identification and Cary is the one who discovers what David did to Syd.

When the mouse first showed up in Farouk’s cell, was anyone else thinking it was going to start singing Bryan Ferry?

Oliver and Melanie’s flash-forward, with them living in the ice cube three years after the events of this episode, was a rare and much-valued moment of levity.

“You really believe that? God loves sinners best?” Methinks we’re going to find out. Dan Stevens’ performance this year has been stellar.

Thanks, everyone, for watching and reading. I’ve enjoyed hearing all the theories and discussions of this very unusual season of television. Sorry it had to end on a down note—I can certainly say I’ll be curious to see where Legion tries to go from here.

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Long Beach, California Home Design

  When the designers went to see this house, it was already stripped to the studs and ready for a full on remodel. The clients of the talented interior designers at Three Salt Design Co. were staying on their boat in the mean time. As professionals in the banking world, the clients wanted their space to prioritize function and family, but still give the appeal of a bayside getaway with a lot of character. The designers focused on inclusive and functional millwork, sleek contemporary lines and a coastal element throughout that paid homage to the bay and the best part of Long Beach.

Pin your favorite coastal interior ideas, make sure to follow the this designer on Instagram and have a great time, everyone!

  Long Beach, California, Home Design

The exterior features a modern Mahogany front door. Exterior paint color is White Sand Dunn Edwards.

House Trim – Barrel Stove Dunn Edwards

Front Door – Custom, African Mahogany – similar here & here.

Entry Stone – Buffalo Grey Flagstone Pavers

Interior Paint Color

“We used only Sherwin Williams throughout this house, with all the main walls painted in First Star. Baseboard & Trim was done in High Reflective White, ensuring that the furniture, millwork and art will be the stars of the show. We focused our color creativity on the custom cabinetry, where we let the coastal blues set the tone.” – Three Salt Design Co.

Dining Room

I think you guys will love this home as much as I am!

The dining room feels inviting with a round dining table and a comfy rug. Also notice the sleek staircase with glass railing and the beautiful wine cellar.

Table – CFC Monstro Dining Table – Other on sale: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Rug – Westerly Jaipur Rugs

  Chandelier – Rhys Prism by Restoration Hardware – similar here.

Vintage Poster – here.

Dining Chairs

The dining chairs are Carter Dining Chair – Others on Sale: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Wine Cellar

The wine cellar is located under the stairs and it features a glass door.

Flooring throughout: Argile Zenitude, Panaget (French Oak) – similar here & here.

Shelves

Wine Room Shelving – Custom Design, made out of African Mahogany.

Kitchen

Custom Cabinetry: “Our firm specializes in custom millwork and cabinetry, so we designed every cabinet, every column and every storage space in the house. From the floating vanities in the bathrooms, to the function of each drawer in the kitchen, we worked with our clients on function and intention to make sure their spaces were not only beautiful but worked perfectly for their family.” – Three Salt Design Co.

Kitchen Pendants: Nashua 4 Light Pendant by Uttermost – Other Beautiful Lighting: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Counterstools: Houzz

Island Paint Color

Kitchen Island – Anchors Aweigh SW 9179 by Sherwin Williams.

Kitchen Island Dimensions: 12’ x 4’4”

Countertop

Kitchen Countertop is Lincoln Quartz by Aurea Stone – on the island and perimeter.

White Kitchen Cabinet Paint Color

Kitchen Perimeter Paint Color – Pure White by Sherwin Williams.

Kitchen Backsplash: 4×12 Calacatta Cressa Marble Subway Tiles, laid in a double herringbone pattern.

Kitchen Cabinet Hardware: Reeded Pull by Top Knobs

Beautiful Kitchen Decor: here & here

Canisters: Anchor Hocking

Cabinet Style

Kitchen Cabinet Style: Shaker – Wood Type: Paint Grade Maple

Kitchen Faucets: Hunley 18” x Waterstone (Chrome)

Window Treatments – Alta & Lutron

Lounge Area

On the right side of the kitchen, you will find a lounging area with a bar and comfortable chairs.

“All of the upholstery on level 1 in the house is custom, designed by us and produced by our exclusive artisans. We put our custom goods together with beautiful case goods to create a space that exudes comfort and ease.”

Arm Chairs – Custom – Fabric by Robert Allen – available through the designer – Other Beautiful Chairs: here, here, here & here.

Art – View of Ocean II, Leftbank Art – Other Beautiful Artwork: here, here & here.

Coffee Table – Jacob Cocktail Table by Arteriors

Wallpaper

Wallpaper is a cork wallpaper by York.

Rug – Westerly Jaipur Rugs

Living Room

What I love the most about this home is the fact that it feels uncomplicated without loosing its warmth.

Coffee Table – Four Hands – similar here – Others: here, here, here, here & here.

Sofa – Custom – available through the designer

Floating Shelves

The fireplace is flanked by a pair of framed artwork and chunky white floating shelves.

Beautiful Shelving Decor: Vases: here & here – Artwork: here, here & here – Books: here – Model Boat: here – Decorative Box: here & here.

Arm Chair: Uttermost Gamila

Pillow: Custom – similar: here

Side Table: here & here – similar

Fireplace

The fireplace features a grey marble surround and hearth/bench.

Monstera Plant: here – similar

Rug – here & here – similar

Pillows

Pillows are custom – Fabrics: Fabricut & Robert Allen

Beautiful Pillows: here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Landing Office

The landing area features a functional home office/homework space. Cabinet paint color is Sherwin Williams Pure White.

Office Chair: Eames – similar here.

Laundry room

Who wouldn’t love to have a laundry room like this? The designers got really creative with this space!

 Laundry Backsplash: 3×12 Tesoro Crayons Ceramic x GB Tile – similar here.

 Laundry Faucet: Single Kitchen Faucet x Huntington Brass (Chrome) – similar here.

Laundry Wallpaper: Fabricut Izelle Bungalow

Cabinet Paint Color

Grey cabinet paint color is Sherwin Williams Acier.

 Countertops: Athena, Vadara Quartz

Cabinet Hardware: Charlotte Pull, Top Knobs

 Floor Tile: Cementine Retro, Arizona Tile – similar here – Others: here, here, here & here.

Guest Bedroom

This cozy guest bedroom features a simple yet inviting decor.

Headboard: Pottery Barn

Bedding: here & here – similar

Glass Table Lamps: here & here – similar

Blue Bathroom Cabinet

Cabinet Paint Color: Sherwin Williams Indigo Batik.

Countertop: Athena, Vadara Quartz

Floor Tile: Telaio 2” Marble Hexagon

Shower Tile: Bedrosians – similar here

Cabinet Hardware: Kinney Pull, Top Knobs

Faucets: Litze Wall Mount Faucet Brizo

Shower Fixtures: Litze Fixtures, Brizo

Lighting: Renwil – similar here.

Mirror: Renwil – similar here.

Grey Bathroom Cabinet Paint Color

Grey Bathroom Cabinet Paint Color: Sherwin Williams SW6255 Morning Fog.

Countertops: Athena Vadara Quartz

Floor Tile: 12×24 Bianco Dolomite Marble

Shower Tile: 4×12 Bianco Dolomite Subway & 4×12 Carrara Marble Subway Striped

Cabinet Hardware: Charlotte Pull, Top Knobs

Faucets: Litze Wall Mount Faucet, Brizo

Lighting: Tranquil Bay, Quoizel

Mirror: Custom – Others: here, here & here.

Master Bedroom

The master bedroom opens to a private waterfront balcony.

Bed – Charlton, Ethan Allen – Other Beautiful Beds: here, here, here, here & here.

Wallpaper

Wallpaper – Fabricut Grimaud – Other Beautiful Wallpaper: here & here.

Nightstands – Safavieh – Others: here, here, here & here.

Sconces – Modo x Roll & Hill – similar here.

View

The master bedroom has a lovely view of the canal.

Rug – Custom

Artwork

Art – Custom / Commissioned

Bathroom Cabinet Paint Color

Cabinet paint color is Sherwin Williams Anchors Aweigh.

Countertops: Statuario Venato, Vadara Quartz

 Cabinet Hardware: Square Pull Top Knobs (Matte Black)

  Faucets: Litze Wall Mount Faucet, Brizo (Matte Black)

 Master Bath Lighting: Redford Picture Light Regina Andrew

Master Bath Mirrors: Renwil

Tiling

Floor Tile: 12×24 Bardiglio Arizona Tile – similar here.

Shower Tile: Bianco Dolomite 12×24 Marble – similar here.

Shower Pan Tile: Carrara White Basketweave Marble

Shower Fixtures: Jason Wu for Brizo (Matte Black)

Tub Accent Tile

  Bath Accent Tile: Fan Club Ice White x Artistic Tile

Tub Filler: Fixtures: Jason Wu for Brizo (Matte Black)

Chandelier: Arnold Chandelier Gabby Home

Stool: Serena & Lily

Outdoor Kitchen

How fun would it be have an outdoor kitchen like this one?! I am loving these custom barstools.

Accent Stone – Ledger Stone Honed

Concrete

The patio also features a lounging area with concrete-looking furniture and firepit.

Concrete Furniture – Sunpan

Cushions

Bench Cushions – Custom – Fabric is Fabricut.

Patio

Patio Stone – Mountain Bluestone Pavers

Furniture

Dining Furniture – FrontGate

Beautiful Outdoor Furniture: here & here.

Beautiful Outdoor Pillows: here & here.

Coastal Lifestyle

This home is truly beautiful and inspiring… and it certainly made me get even more excited for summer!!!

  Many thanks to the interior designer for sharing all of the details above.

Interior Design: Three Salt Design Co. (Instagram).

Photography: Chad Mellon.

Builder: United Contractors.

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Interior Design Ideas: Colorful Coastal Interiors

  Hi everyone! How great it is to have you on the blog today! It seems that this week flew by. Do you feel the same way? In fact, the entire month went by so fast…. but I won’t complain about that. I am grateful that spring has arrived after a very long and cold winter.

Talking about spring and warmer months, this new “Interior Design Ideas” has a very summery feel thanks to the colourful coastal interiors this home features.

Designed by the talented designers at AGK Design Studio (previously featured on Home Bunch: California New-Construction Custom Home), this La Jolla, California home will make you leave the blog feeling happy, inspired and ready for the weekend. It’s almost as if you can feel the sun shining throughout these beautiful colors and the sunny backyard you will find at the end of the post.

Find a comfy chair and dream away!!!

  Interior Design Ideas: Colorful Coastal Interiors

Magazine-ready? You betcha! This home features classic archiectural details with some innovative ideas.

Front Door

How gorgeous is this home?! Take a look at the portico concrete steps. They look as if they’re floating. I love this idea!

Containers: Frontgate 27″ – similar here & here.

Wreath: here & here – similar.

Formal Living Room

The furniture layout is perfect for a room of this width. It feels comfortable and inviting without being cluttered. There’s plenty of space for walking around, which is something you must keep in mind when designing a living room.

Sconces: Visual Comfort.

Sofa

Sofa is custom, from Lee Idustries (available through the designer). Other Beautiful Sofas: here, here & here.

Paint Color: Sherwin Williams SW 7005 Pure White.

Lamps by sofa: Bungalow 5 Formosa Table Lamp – Others: here & here.

Rug

Rug: Serena & Lily – (also available in runner size).

Pillows: Middle Pillow: Ryan Studio – Striped Pillow: Ralph Lauren (similar here).

Art: Mirror Image Home – also available here.

Coffee Table

Coffee table: CB2 – similar here (in marble + brass).

Glass Hurricane: Pottery Barn.

Decor

The coffee table decor carries the same coastal/feminine theme.

Similar: Wooden Beads, Greek Key Ginger Jar Vase, Candle, Books & Hurricane.

Chair

Chairs is Lee Industries, custom – available through the designer – Others: here, here, here, here & here.

Throw: here & here – similar.

Pillow: Custom.

Table Lamps & Mirror

Lamps are Barbara Cosgrove (available through designer) – Other Tall Lamps: here, here & here.

Shell Mirror: Modish – here.

Bombé Chest

This large bombé chest already belonged to the client. Isn’t it a gorgeous piece of furniture?! Notice the stone top.

Beautiful Bombé-style Chests: here, here & here.

Bookcase Decor

A white étagère with coastal decor adds personality to this living room.

Similar Étagères: here & here.

Sitting Area

It’s always trick to design a room with bay windows. The designers at AGK Design Studio, smartly added a charming sitting area to this space.

Chairs: Bungalow 5 in Gray – similar here.

Custom Chair Seat Cushion Fabric: Duralee Lulu DK Bungalow/65.

Table: Custom – similar here.

Lamp: here & here – similar.

Pillows: Podcast Delft by Maxwell Fabric with navy welt (custom) – Other Beautiful Pillows: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Drapery & Trim

Drapery: Custom in White Linen – similar here & here.

Taping on Drapery: Schumacher Fillmore Tape in Blue.

Dining Room

This dramatic dining room is sure to impress! How fun it is to think outside the box and create a space that is original!

Rug

Rug: AJA custom rug (available through the designer) – Other Beautiful Yellow Rugs: here, here, here, here & here.

Dining Chairs

Dining Chairs: Here.

Dining Table

Table: Charlotte & Ivy – similar here, here, here & here.

Beautiful Vases: here & here– Faux Greenery: here & here.

Chandelier

Lighting: Visual Comfort. Other Beautfiul Beaded Chandeliers: here, here, here, here & here.

Wainscotting Paint Color

Wainscotting Paint: Sherwin Williams SW 7076 Cyberspace.

Wainscotting: Sherwood Brothers.

Sconces

Sconces are by Visual Comfort.

Window Treatment

Drapery Taping: Schumacher, Nicholson. Color: Citrine.

    Hallway

Paint Color: Sherwin Williams SW 7005 Pure White.

Rug: Custom, Aja – Other Runners: here, here, here, here & here.

Art: Wendover Navy 1 & Navy 2 – similar here.

Railing

Staircase railing is custom, built by Sherwood Brothers.

Wet Bar Paint Color

This grey looks amazing on cabinets! Wet bar paint color is Frazee FR 8642 Foggy London.

Cabinetry: Bryan Cates.

Chairs

Chairs: Charlotte & Ivy – Similar here. Others: here & here.

Stool: Wisteria. Similar: here.

Pillows: Sugar Feather.

Pouf: here – Other Beautiful Poufs: here, here, here, here & here – similar.

Bar Set: Pottery Barn.

Kitchen Nook

Classic with a twist? I love that!

The kitchen cabinets were existent and painted in Sherwin Williams Pure White.

Kitchen Lighting: Visual Comfort – similar here.

Countertops and Backsplash: Existing – Similar Backsplash Tile: here – Accent Tile: here.

Counterstool: RH – Similar: here Other Beautiful Counterstools: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Flooring: Existing – similar here.

Wall Paint Color

The grey wall paint color is Frazee FR 8642 Foggy London.

Chairs and Table: Existing with Nikki Rising Diamond Butti fabric on seats. Similar Table: here & here – Similar Dining Chair: here – Other Beautiful Dining Chairs: here, here, here & here.

Vase: Crate & Barrel Adra Herringbone Vase.

Wall Clock: Lamps Plus.

Faux Lemon Stems: here.

Family Room

The kitchen opens to a bright family room with high ceilings. Paint color is Sherwin Williams Pure White.

Sofa: RH Belgian Track Arm Sofa in Perennial Fog – similar here , here & here (in white).

Side Table: RH – similar here.

Pillows: Kneadler/Fauriere Pattern: Orbit #2183 Color: Yellow. Center Pillow: Quadrille, Villa Velvet. Color: Citron.

Rug: Aja, custom (available through the designer)- Beautiful Navy Rugs: here (similar), here & here.

Coffee Table

This gorgeous coffee table is by Noir.

Chandelier: RH Victorian Hotel Pendant 24” – similar here (smaller) – Other Beautiful Chandeliers: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Chairs: Lee Industries (available through the designer) – similar here & here.

Accent Table: Eloquence Column Side Table – here (coffee table) – similar here.

Pillows

Pillows on chairs: Designers Guild Hadrian.

Drapery

Drapery is custom by Irichka Custom Drapery.

Tapping: Taffard. Fabric: Fiona, Color #2.

Powder Room

Life is too short to not live with what you love. If you love color, embrace it!

Wallpaper: Stroheim Canton Persimmon by Dana Gibson in Blue.

Cabinetry is custom by Bryan Cates.

Hardware: LA Hardware 4″ Rectangle Drop Pull PN.

Sconce: Pottery Barn.

Art: Serena & Lily.

Mirror: White Lacquer Mirror.

Faucet: RH – similar here.

Den

This cozy den is perfect to relax at the end of the day. I am loving the color scheme and that comfy sectional.

Sofa: Restoration Hardware Belgian Track Arm Sectional in Navy – similar here, here & here. Similar Sofa: here.

Similar Faux Fiddle Leaf Tree: here.

Basket: here.

Side Table: Serena and Lily Atelier Nighstand.

Shiplap

Shiplap Paint Color: Sherwin Williams Pure White SW 7005.

Ottoman is custom with Romo Nahli Sunflower fabric – Other Beautiful Ottoman Coffee Tables: here, here, here & here.

Lantern: Cotier Conorado – similar here.

Drapery: Custom with Romo Fabrics.

Rug: here Similar: here & here.

Tray

The white tray is from West Elm.

Chandelier

Chandelier: Malibu White Bead Chandelier 18″ – similar here, here, here & here.

Pillows

Pillows are Custom – 1st Pillow: Schumacher Zimba (here – in grey).

Table Lamp: here.

Home Office

The den opens to a dream office with custom cabinets and painted floors.

Desk: William Sonoma Lacourte Writing Desk, Black, 48”.

Rug: Sisal Herringbone Rug by AGK.

Accessories: West Elm.

Chairs

Side Chairs: Selamat Ambrose Armchair in White. The custom seat fabric is Schumacher Citrus Garden.

Window-seat

This home office also featuring an inviting window-seat with beautiful pillows.

Chair Pillow: SCHUMACHER 68341/GRASS

Window-Seat Pillows: Schumacher Citrus Garden. Green Pillow: Jonathan Adler Postino.

Art: Anthropologie.

Guest Bedroom

Paint color above wainscottingh is Sherwin Williams SW 6244 Naval and wainscotting is SW Pure White.

Nightstand: Bungalow 5 – Others: here, here & here.

Seagrass rug: Kohl’s Carpet.

Accessories: West Elm & Two’s Company.

Bedding: Serena & Lily, including lumbar pillow.

Other Pillows: Sugar Feather.

Bed

Bed Frame: Redford House French Gray – similar here & here.

Table Lamp: here.

Dresser

This is one of my favorite dressers. I love the serpentine shape and the grasscloth finish.

Dresser: Bungalow 5 – similar here & here.

Art: Wendover – available through the designer.

Master Bedroom

The master bedroom is yet another outstanding room! Notice the grid board and batten accent wall.

Rug: Aja, custom – available through the designer – Others:here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Wainscotting: Kyle Chapman.

Bed: Poster Bed Washed Oak – King.

Pillows & Bedding

Pillows are custom. Fabric: Schumacher Nicholson, Citrine. Designer’s Guild Williams Yeoward, Kravet 33042/323 22” pillow.

Duvet Cover: Pottery Barn.

Bedding: Serena & Lily.

Paint Color

Paint color is Sherwin Williams SW 7005.

Settee

Settee: CR-Laine – Others: here, here, here, here & here.

Settee Pillow: Schumacher Allen Vicarage, Navy.

Nightstand

Nightstand: Wisteria Modern Gustavian Chest in Grey.

Orange Table Lamp: Robert Abbey Mary MacDonald Table Lamp.

Sitting Area

This sitting area couldn’t be any better. Chairs are Eloquence Scadinavian Bergere in white linen and warm oak finish.

Other Beautiful Accent Chairs: here & here.

Pillows: Romo 7811/7.

Chandelier: Ro Sham Beaux Malibu Navy Agate Chandelier.

Drapery: Custom.

Side Table: Anthropologie.

Outdoors

If you liked the interiors of this home, wait until you see the exterior! You probably wouldn’t need a vacation if you lived here!

Back Porch

Blue and white never looked so good! I am in love with these custom outdoor draperies. They add elegance and privacy to the outdoor dining area.

Drapery: Custom with Sunbrella Navy Blue & White.

Beautiful Outdoor Dining Tables: here, here, here, here & here.

Rug: Serena & Lily.

Surfboard

Surfboard is from “Bird Surfboards”.

Outdoor Console Table

Beautful Outdoor Console Tables: here & here.

Dining Chairs

The outdoor dining chairs are RH Belgian Linen Slope Arm Chair slipcovered in Sunbrella White.

Pillows on white chairs: Thibaut Delray Diamond.

Patio Furniture

The lounge area features concrete with wood trim built-in sofas and a concrete firepit.

Pillows on Sofa: Sunbrella – similar here & here.

Patio Furniture Cushions

Patio cushions: Stark Westbury, Navy – Custom-made by Irichka Custom Draperies.

Sunshine

This entire space is perfect for entertaining. Notice the outdoor kitchen area.

Beautiful Outdoor Lounge Furniture: here, here, here & here.

Bar

You don’t need to spend too much money to have an outdoor bar. This bar table could be an easy DIY and you just need to add a few outdoor barstools and an outdoor rug.

Bar chairs: Made Goods Rawley Barstool – Others: here & here.

Table: Custom – Similar Outdoor Bar Table: here.

Rug: Dash & Albert (neutral color).

Firepit

How fun would it be to roast marshmallows over this firepit with the kids…

Pretty Flowers

Beauty surrounds this property.

Staycation

I hope your weekend is relaxing as the photo above!

  Many thanks to the interior designer for sharing all of the details above!

Interior Design: AGK Design Studio (Instagram).

Photography: Ryan Garvin.

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