tablelands : eastside Costa Mesa

Last weekend, I got a chance to take a little peek into the Tablelands model home in Costa Mesa’s newest boutique community. This gorgeous model is now open, so if you're in the area, you'll want to stop by and take look for yourself, but in the meantime, here's a little tour...

Tablelands is an exclusive collection of eight single-family detached homes in a prime Eastside Costa Mesa location built by Matt White Custom Homes.

There are lovely details,

inside and out.

The idea behind Tablelands was to capture "a simpler time when families gathered around the dinner table every night, when kids spent summers playing outdoors from dawn to dusk," according to Matt White.

Designed in a lovely farmhouse style, these homes are approximately 1,900 square feet each. Every floor plan features three or four bedrooms and other spacious rooms, including fabulous outdoor spaces. 

I love how they're perfect for everyday living and entertaining, year-round. Popular local design firm, Prairie Interiors, created an ultra-stylish model that updates the classic farmhouse style in a chic new way.

I love the bright and spacious interiors!

The kitchen is the perfect size.

Lots of attention was given

to finishes and storage options.

This home feels just right for

21^st century living.

Look at the details in the master bedroom.

Designer Shannon Wilkins brought 

out the sweetest vibe in this nursery.

Isn’t it adorable?

BTW, Shannon does the staging on 
the HGTV show "Vintage Flip",
and I've seen her on the show several times.

Have you seen that show yet? 
It's features a cute married couple, Jessie and Tina
fixing up vintage homes in Southern California.

Check it out!

I love the flawless transition into the outdoor space. 

And these homes are located in family-favorite Eastside Costa Mesa, which provides the perfect setting for Tablelands. 

For more information on 

Matt White Custom Homes and Tablelands, please visit Tablelands8.com.

ciao! fabiana

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