Coastal dining room designed and furnished by Seaboard

Interiors by Marybeth

Rooms that feel collected, comfortable, and entirely your own.

Marybeth guides interiors from early finish decisions through furnishings and final placement—whether a client is on the island or designing with us from afar.

A complete interior

More than a collection of selections.

Marybeth connects color, materials, furniture, lighting, textiles, cabinetry, and practical daily use. Her involvement alongside construction helps avoid late decisions and creates continuity from room to room.

Clients gain direct access to selected furniture lines, lighting, interior products, and cabinet-company resources—all coordinated with installation.

Space planning

Furniture layouts that improve circulation, scale, comfort, and how each room is used.

Interior design

Color, finishes, lighting, textiles, artwork, and details developed as one composition.

Furnishings

Furniture and interior products selected, sourced, ordered, and coordinated for the home.

Installation

Delivery, placement, and final styling organized according to each project’s location and scope.

Coastal bedroom concept with tropical bedding, coral drapery and silver leaf wall art

Primary bathroom designed and built by Seaboard

Remote design and sourcing

We can reimagine the room before you are standing in it.

Clients do not need to be in Boca Grande for the design conversation to begin. From room photographs, dimensions, and conversations about how a home should feel, Marybeth can develop a furniture plan, palette, and sourcing direction that makes the transformation easy to understand.

The concept becomes a practical roadmap for selections, ordering, delivery, placement, and the final installation.

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A room, reimagined from afar

From the room we receive to the room we can see.

This living space was studied remotely from the original photograph, then recast as a relaxed blue-and-white coastal room. The concept sketch communicates furniture placement, scale, color, texture, and mood before installation begins.

Original living room before remote interior design planning — The starting point: an occupied room photographed as it truly was.

Watercolor-style interior design concept for a blue and white coastal living room — A presentation sketch showing the proposed layout, furnishings, palette, and character.

Completed room

For active projects, final photography completes the story after delivery and installation.

Space for growing well

One shared room, reconsidered for rest, study, and time together.

Two photographs documented the room as it functioned before design began. The proposal creates distinct sleeping and study zones, adds a built-in corner retreat, and brings the room together with a soft blush, ivory, and sage palette.

First view of the shared bedroom before interior design planning — Two original views establish the room’s architecture, circulation, storage needs, and everyday use.

Second view of the shared bedroom before interior design planning — Two original views establish the room’s architecture, circulation, storage needs, and everyday use.

Watercolor-style interior design concept for a shared girls bedroom — A presentation sketch showing the proposed beds, study area, corner seating, furnishings, and palette.

Completed room

Final project photography will be added here after installation.

From empty to effortless

An oceanfront lanai imagined, sourced, and brought to life.

The process began with an empty room and an extraordinary view. A detailed concept established the furniture plan, coastal palette, woven textures, and comfortable seating arrangement; the finished installation shows how closely that vision carried through.

Empty oceanfront lanai before interior design and furnishing — The starting point: a light-filled empty room ready to become an inviting place to gather.

Watercolor and pencil interior design concept for the oceanfront lanai — The proposal defined the layout, white woven furniture, pale aqua textiles, natural wood, and relaxed coastal mood.

Finished installation

The completed room follows the proposed plan while making the ocean view the natural focal point.

Completed oceanfront lanai with white woven seating and pale aqua cushions

Finished lanai loveseat, side tables, lamp, and sailboat wall art

Wide view of the completed furnished lanai facing the ocean

Interior design by Marybeth Burdette

Professional training. A practical understanding of the complete home.

Marybeth earned her bachelor’s degree in interior design from The Art Institute of Philadelphia in 2008. She guides space planning, furnishings, lighting, textiles, artwork, accessories, and final-room installation while working closely with Seaboard’s construction team.

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Interior designer Marybeth Burdette seated on a coastal sofa at the beach

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