Matt Kisiday Photography
We love beginning the week with things that uplift us. These eleven interiors by Nina Liddle Design do just that — each room feels cheerful, carefully edited, and thoughtfully layered. From painted hardwood floors to welcoming guest rooms, these spaces blend color, texture, and comfort in ways that linger in the mind.
Jane Beiles Photography
Jane Beiles Photography
Jane Beiles Photography
Jane Beiles Photography
Matt Kisiday Photography
Jane Beiles Photography
Jane Beiles Photography
Jane Beiles Photography
Jane Beiles Photography
Jane Beiles Photography
Which room speaks to you? Each vignette showcases Nina Liddle Design’s gift for balancing livable comfort with refined details. You’ll notice consistent elements across these interiors: a thoughtful use of color, layered textiles, and furniture choices that feel collected rather than staged. The painted hardwood floors add personality and warmth, while the soft upholstered pieces invite lingering.
If you find yourself in Nantucket, be sure to visit Nina’s boutique, Birdie. The shop reflects Nina’s love of design, travel, and everyday beauty. Carefully curated, Birdie offers an inviting mix of furniture, textiles, accessories, clothing, and thoughtful gifts — all chosen to inspire home and lifestyle.
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We love sharing interiors that make us smile and hope these rooms brought a little inspiration to your day. Come back soon for more beautiful homes and design ideas.
About the work
Nina Liddle Design creates spaces that feel personal and approachable. Her interiors often blend coastal influences with classic forms, producing homes that are both elegant and welcoming. Whether through a bold floor color or an unexpected pattern, each room tells a story and supports daily life. The photographic credits for the images above include Matt Kisiday and Jane Beiles, whose photography highlights the texture, light, and atmosphere of these interiors.
Why these rooms work
- Balance of color and neutrals that keeps spaces lively without overwhelming.
- Layered textures — rugs, throws, woven baskets, and mixed metals — add depth and warmth.
- Furniture scaled for comfort and conversation rather than strict formality.
- Personal details and curated objects that make each room feel lived-in and authentic.
If you enjoyed this collection, explore more interiors to see how similar design principles can be adapted to a variety of homes. Whether you’re drawn to bold painted floors, serene neutral bedrooms, or cozy family rooms, these examples show how thoughtful design choices create spaces that are both beautiful and functional.
