My Home by the Sea draws inspiration from the charm and elegance of the American East Coast shoreline. Born from designer Meghan Jay’s childhood memories in Connecticut, it blends landscapes, sunsets, wild roses, and the iconic stripes of seaside cabins.
My Home by the Sea is a wallpaper collection that connects the iconic charm of the American coastline with the elegance of Isidore Leroy’s French craftsmanship.
Born from Meghan Jay’s childhood memories—growing up in Madison, Connecticut—this collection is a true love letter to the coastal landscapes of New England: soft, luminous, and filled with nostalgia.
It evokes evenings along the Long Island Sound, the pastel mist of sunsets, dune grasses moving in the wind, wild roses lining the shore, and the familiar textures of summers by the sea.
This panoramic design draws inspiration from the many subtle details that shape the landscapes of America’s East Coast: wind-swept grasses, delicate fences, beach roses, sand, and ocean.
Rather than offering a literal depiction, the décor embraces an impressionistic language, allowing for a delicate interpretation of the scenery that creates a light, airy, and enveloping atmosphere.
This wallpaper captures the delightfully unexpected charm of a summer herbarium in trompe-l’œil.
Set against a background reminiscent of painted coastal wainscoting, rosa rugosa flowers, leafy stems, and colorful rose hips appear gently pinned to the wall—like treasures gathered during a seaside walk.
The mood is poetic, nostalgic, and joyful—somewhere between a naturalist’s notebook and a cherished holiday memory.
Cabana Stripe reinterprets the classic beach hut stripe—both relaxed and architectural.
Wide, hand-painted bands create a fluid, living rhythm, recalling the folds of stretched canvas or the play of light and shadow across the walls of an old seaside cabin.
The visible texture and movement give the pattern a strong yet gentle presence—ideal for a full wall, a ceiling, or a more intimate space.
This wallpaper reads like a watercolor wash—a gradient evoking the marine horizon at dawn or dusk.
Tones gently transition from peach and warm sand to pale yellows, creams, and powder pinks, diffusing a soft, almost ethereal light (also available in blue).
Its hand-worked, blended effect creates the impression of floating light—like reflections on water or the glow of the sky at day’s end.
The atmosphere is calm, airy, expansive, and deeply contemplative.
Inspired by the iconic weaving of Nantucket baskets, the wallpaper and coordinating border offer a pictorial and contemporary interpretation.
Rather than a literal design, the motif and border translate the woven structure into a supple geometric rhythm—hand-painted, warm, and organic.
Textured yet light, it brings a sense of materiality and depth, perfect for creating an elegant and enveloping ambiance.
My Home by the Sea speaks to a design-conscious audience sensitive to storytelling and emotion. It resonates with those who appreciate:
Whether for a primary residence, a vacation home, or an urban interior seeking escape, these wallpapers are designed to be accessible, versatile, and timeless—décors that settle naturally into a space and leave a lasting impression.
The collection was imagined by Meghan Jay, inspired by her childhood memories in Madison, on the Connecticut coast. It expresses a sensitive and personal vision of America’s East Coast, reinterpreted through the craftsmanship and elegance of the French house Isidore Leroy.
The collection draws from New England’s coastal aesthetic in a soft, luminous, and contemporary interpretation. It creates a peaceful atmosphere through painterly textures and suggested motifs, for interiors that feel both soothing and timeless.
These wallpapers adapt beautifully to living rooms, bedrooms, entryways, offices, vacation homes, or even urban interiors. Panoramics create immersive statement walls, while patterns, stripes, and borders lend themselves to more subtle or architectural applications.
Absolutely. The collection was conceived as a harmonious ensemble. Panoramics can be paired with stripes, floral motifs, or borders to create custom compositions while maintaining visual unity.
To avoid an overly literal or dated “nautical” look, favor suggestion over direct representation. Choose soft, natural color palettes (sand, off-white, faded blues, powder pink) and layered textures (woven, brushed, or hand-painted effects).
The goal is to recreate a luminous and soothing atmosphere that evokes sea air—rather than accumulating figurative motifs such as anchors or lighthouses.
Unlike traditional wallpaper, which repeats an identical pattern, panoramic décor functions as a unique wall mural or large-scale artwork.
It visually opens up the space by creating perspective and depth—ideal for enlarging a small room or structuring a large wall. It is a bold architectural choice that transforms a wall into a true narrative statement piece.
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