Tropical Blue and White Monday

Raoul Textiles

Whew, it's already hot here in Dallas.  Because of these soaring temps, I'm sharing rooms that have both blue and white and a tropical bent.

Susan Palma

HB

via Cush and Nooks

via The Glam Pad

via The Glam Pad

The Rinfret Group

Vernada

Susan Palma

Lonny

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