Tour Jackie O’s Bahamas Vacation Home

See the incredible design, by Amanda Lindroth, of the Lyford Cay home, where Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and her sister Lee Radziwill vacationed in the 1960s. Rich with history, this home was designed with a vintage vibe and gives nod to its famed past.

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Bahamas Vacation Home Is Pretty in Pink

The exterior of this home, located in the Bahamas, is painted light pink and accented by pink awnings. This color choice really helps the home stand out amid the surrounding green vegetation.

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Luxurious Wraparound Swimming Pool

This luxurious wraparound swimming pool is accented by pink and white outdoor furniture and has a bridge that allows guests to walk across the center of the pool.

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Vacation Home Boasts a Pool and Patio

This backyard features a swimming pool and patio, where guests can enjoy the tropical weather year-round.

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Colorful Patio Overlooking a Golf Course

This colorful patio features pink-and-white striped curtains paired with striped blue-and-white furniture cushions. It's easy to enjoy an afternoon outside while overlooking the lush Lyford Cay Golf Course.

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Tropical Home Is Inviting With Pink Awning

The entrance of this vacation home exudes a welcoming, tropical vibe. The Dutch door allows for a warm breeze to enter the home and the pink awning provides a nice pop of color against the beige Coralina stone exterior.

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Home in the Tropics Welcomes With Peacock Chairs

The Dutch door, peacock chairs and pink awning give this home a one-of-a-kind look.

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Entryway Features Walls of Coralina Stone

The foyer of this home is sure to impress with its walls of Coralina stone. Adding to the tropical-style of the home, the bohemian peacock chairs and palm branches bring the tropics inside.

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Sitting Room Located Off Foyer

This sitting room features a neutral wall covering with teal, navy and light blue furnishings that bring a colorful tropical vibe to the space. On the wall, is a photo taken by Slim Aarons in the 1970s giving the space a vintage feel.

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Tropical Sitting Room Wows With Blue Bohemian Peacock Chairs

The star of this tropical-style sitting room is the pair of blue peacock chairs. The beige walls provide the perfect backdrop to the blues and whites seen in the furnishings. The palm leaves provide an extra dose of tropical vibes and are a great color compliment to the blue and beige colors.

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Midcentury Rattan and Bamboo Tiki Bar

This home, located in the Caribbean, fittingly features a bamboo tiki bar with accenting rattan furnishings. A picture from the 1970s of the home thatched is featured behind the bar, which was taken by Slim Aarons. The interior designer was sure to include the home's historic past in her design.

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Refined Guest Bedroom Features a Canopy of Draperies

This guest room features a red and white bed cornice with a canopy of draperies, adding a dramatic flair to the room. The wicker chair gives nod to the home's tropical location in the Bahamas.

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Tropical Office Space

If you have to work while on vacation, this stylish spot is where to do it. The wicker desk and shell accessories align with the tropical style throughout the home. A large mirror overhead allows the natural light to bounce around and keep a bright and airy feel throughout the space.

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Refined Bedroom With Blue and White Canopy

This bedroom is makes a dramatic statement with a blue and white cornice canopy overhead. The wicker accents give the space a tropical vibe.

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Guest Room With Round Window Overlooking Pool

This guest room surveys the Lyford Cay Golf Course and swimming pool through a large round window. The bamboo furnishings bring a tropical vibe to the space and the blue chair, rug and bed are reminiscent of the nearby ocean.

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