Golf Legend Raymond Floyd’s Southampton Estate June 13, 2018 This content has restricted access, please type “glampad” below and get access. Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email 8 COMMENTS oh this is heavenly!!! who designed the interiors?? covet….sigh Reply Absolutely stunning! Reply Sweet! Mrs. Lloyd really knows how to make an inviting home. It’s like a resort, with all of the bells and whistles. Reply Peaceful and serene with soothing tones of pale colors! Love, love, love this home! Reply Lovely colors! Adore the Lee Jofa curtain fabric – not sure if it’s “Hollyhock” or the smaller scaled “Althea”, but both are always just perfect in a summer house…or any house for that matter! I have Hollyhock as my own living room curtains. Reply Wait…hollyhock and Althea are not two names for the same fabric? Reply Everything about this house is perfection! Just breathtaking! Personal and real and cozy! I then read a bit about the owner – what a wonderful story! Reply Thank you sooo much for the guest post! So much fun to be a part of the gorgeous Glampad. I’m such a fan! xxo Kelli Delaney @KDHamptons Reply LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Website: Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Previous articleA 1920s Dallas Tudor Restored by Cathy Kincaid and Wilson FuquaNext articleDelft Tile in the Kitchen related posts Hydrangeas in the Hamptons The Illustrious History of Indian Block Printing and Its Resurgence Romancing the Home with Stewart Manger the latest features A 1920s Chesapeake Bay Retreat by Corey Damen Jenkins Style Profile: Elizabeth Burch Interiors Charlotte Moss: At Home in Virginia Style Profile: Brooke Kennan, Founder of Kinderbrook Home on our bookshelf Charlotte Moss: At Home in Virginia The Nature of Decorating: Interiors Inspired by the Natural World The Happy Home by Ariel Okin Flowering Outdoors: Gardens & Parties trending now My Southern Living Takeover and 11 Must-Follow Instagram Accounts Château de Morsan is for Sale 14 Ways To Repurpose Your Silver Pieces! Leta Austin Foster’s 10 Tips for Timeless Interiors The Art of Cursive and How to Improve Roses & Pansies: A Classic Chintz by Colefax & Fowler Classic Design with Holly Holden A South Carolina Landmark Designed by Mark Hampton Bowood House Design Crush: Cameron Kimber designer profiles Lady Annabelle’s Colefax & Fowler Designed Ormeley Lodge For Sale Style Profile: Liz Williams Interiors The Nature of Decorating: Interiors Inspired by the Natural World At Home in Australia with Jenny Rose-Innes best sellers Porcelain Tissue Box Personalized Travel Accessories Vintage Etched Goblets Battery Picture Light Acrylic Bar Cart VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP
Sweet! Mrs. Lloyd really knows how to make an inviting home. It’s like a resort, with all of the bells and whistles. Reply
Lovely colors! Adore the Lee Jofa curtain fabric – not sure if it’s “Hollyhock” or the smaller scaled “Althea”, but both are always just perfect in a summer house…or any house for that matter! I have Hollyhock as my own living room curtains. Reply
Everything about this house is perfection! Just breathtaking! Personal and real and cozy! I then read a bit about the owner – what a wonderful story! Reply
Thank you sooo much for the guest post! So much fun to be a part of the gorgeous Glampad. I’m such a fan! xxo Kelli Delaney @KDHamptons Reply
oh this is heavenly!!! who designed the interiors?? covet….sigh
Absolutely stunning!
Sweet! Mrs. Lloyd really knows how to make an inviting home. It’s like a resort, with all of the bells and whistles.
Peaceful and serene with soothing tones of pale colors! Love, love, love this home!
Lovely colors! Adore the Lee Jofa curtain fabric – not sure if it’s “Hollyhock” or the smaller scaled “Althea”, but both are always just perfect in a summer house…or any house for that matter! I have Hollyhock as my own living room curtains.
Wait…hollyhock and Althea are not two names for the same fabric?
Everything about this house is perfection! Just breathtaking! Personal and real and cozy! I then read a bit about the owner – what a wonderful story!
Thank you sooo much for the guest post! So much fun to be a part of the gorgeous Glampad. I’m such a fan! xxo Kelli Delaney @KDHamptons