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In this Connecticut lake house, architect Gil Schafer and color consultant Eve Ashcroft chose Gunnel, by Pratt & Lambert, for the floors, and a cooking apple green for the cabinet interiors. Cabinets and walls are White Dove by Benjamin Moore. Ceiling lights are from Urban Archaeology, cabinet hardware from Sun Valley Bronze. Elkay stainless-steel Farmhouse sink, Barber Wilsons polished nickel faucet, Sub-Zero refrigerator.
Photo by Don Freeman, House Beautiful.
Designer Annsley McAleer's Boston home, featured in Domino. She discovered the chairs at an antique mall in Connecticut; she painted them and covered them in a fun print from Hinson Fabrics. The bookcases take up the entire wall of the room.
Photo by Justin Bernhaut, Domino, April 2007.
The source of this photo is unknown (the designer might be Cristina Paredes?).
Thanks to contretemps for the picture.
Wary Meyers' dining room in Portland, Maine. From his website: www.warymeyers.com/Resources/wmdiningroom.jpg.
flickr EXPLORE: 10 October 2006 #435
Recycled vintage gum ball machine as fish tank. (model: Blaylaka)
Product design & Photography: Alane Golden, eyewash design - NYC, October 2006
If you're interested in one, feel free contact me.
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I designed and assembled this room using a mix of contemporary furnishings as well as somewhat traditional accessories. I hope it pleases you !
I am introducing this wonderful modern designed Villa Ferreira Home by Architect Summer Diamandis of Diamandis Homes.
Summer is an amazing builder who also does skyboxes, kitchens, closets and more.
I have had so much fun decorating this modern villa in my Eclectic style of Design. Please come by to see what I have created using her Architecture.
Diamandis - Modern Houses, Skyboxes & Decor, Kontrast (130, 128, 1008)
Sensual Decor: Designer Madison Gardner , BonnyDoon (129, 170, 21)
Beautiful, environmentally-friendly, and expensive -- just like this other bedroom I love.
Designer Nathan Turner helped decorate the bedroom of actor/environmentalist Adrian Grenier’s 1920s Spanish home in hip Los Feliz, L.A. The tufted hemp bed, like many pieces in the house, was crafted by Cisco Brothers, an L.A.-based manufacturer. The wood is Forest Stewardship Council-certified, the fabrics are from natural, rapidly renewable sources (flax, wool, jute)—and all of the materials are biodegradable and secured with nontoxic, water-based glue.
Grenier renovated the house on his show “Alter Eco” (Planet Green), and it received LEED Platinum certification—the second residence in California to be given such a high rating from the U.S. Green Building Council.
Bed: Hemp "Acacia" $2,915 ciscobrothers.com
Side tables: Teak "Khalo" $1,730 each ciscobrothers.com
Sheets: Organic cotton $189/queen set, potterybarn.com
Blanket: Vintage kilim $1,500, Nathan Turner (310) 275-1209
Artwork: Steve Miller "Health of the Planet" series photographs $1,900 each (framed) visionaryboutique.com
Lamps: Reclaimed wood $1,650 each, Nathan Turner (310) 275-1209
Photo by Max Kim-Bee, Domino, December 2008.
The closed-off prep kitchen of Moises Esquenazi and Bryan Graybill's Long Island home. They painted the sliding pantry doors with Benjamin Moore's roll-on chalkboard paint; the trim and cabinetry are Farrow & Ball's Blazer.
Photo by Antoine Bootz, Metropolitan Home, October 2009.
This was another "what if" moment... When this sunken library was in construction, I looked up and said "What if we did a catwalk around the room?"... This is the result- a rich wood-paneled two story library with a reading niche on the second level. The stained and scored concrete features a sharp navigational star design in the middle...
-Design by Champagne Chic Interiors
Ron Woodson and Jaime Rummerfield painted this foyer wall Sherwin-Williams’s Hazel, a serene sage green, to highlight the lovely off-white Sunset mirror and an Asian-inspired console. The vintage parlor chair was lacquered to a high sheen using Aqua Pigmented Gloss Black Lacquer and covered in white vinyl.
Photo by Karyn Millet, House Beautiful.
College roommates and colleagues Thad Hayes (an interior designer) and Doug Reed (a landscape architect) collaborated on this sleek, modern home in rural Massachusetts. The galley kitchen, by Poggenpohl, is part of a hallway that runs through the residence. “There’s a spatial ambiguity that I love,” says Maryann Thompson, the home's architect. “Cooking and living and eating come together in a very fluid way.”
Saarinen table with Hans J. Wegner wishbone dining chairs. Interior design by Thad Hayes. Photo by Scott Frances, Architectural Digest, June 2007.
In his living room, interior designer Steven Gambrel used a 3-inch dark blue border to make the ceiling appear higher -- a modern spin on crown molding. Walls are Winter Sky #14-4307 TPX; border is Niagara #17-4123 TPX, both by Pantone Paints.
Photo by Francesco Lagnese, Domino, Aug. 2007.
The guest bedroom of screenwriter Adam Herz’s Hollywood Hills home, decorated by Peter Dunham. Dunham designed the fabric for the vintage canopy bed and vintage love seat (the latter is upholstered in Fig Leaf from Hollywood at Home, hollywoodathome.com). The vintage bamboo chests are from Orange Furniture (orangefurniture.com); the ceramic lamps are also vintage. The ‘Gotham’ carpet is sold to the trade by Patterson, Flynn & Martin; the photograph of Elizabeth Taylor is by Yul Brynner, from Hollywood at Home.
Photo by Grey Crawford, Elle Décor, November 2008.
I blogged about this here: http://roomlust.blogspot.com/2009/01/jeffrey-bilhuber.html.
All colors by Benjamin Moore.
Top row, left to right: Grant Beige, Alexandria Beige, Rainforest Dew, Java
Middle row, left to right: Edgecomb Gray, Black Bean Soup, Grant Beige, Yellow Haze
Bottom row, left to right: Moonlight, Gentleman's Gray, Harbor Fog, Mellow Yellow
A South Hamptons bedroom designed by Steven Gambrel. Photo from his website: www.srgambrel.com/image_popup.php?f=0390af8f.jpg. Thanks to Sterin for the link.
The kitchen of Nate Berkus's Chicago apartment. The 19th-century architect’s drafting table is from Pavilion Antiques in Chicago (pavilionantiques.com). The school chairs are from the 1950s. Range is by Viking and metal cabinets are original. Subway tile by Ann Sacks (annsacks.com).
Photo by Pieter Estersohn, Elle Décor, March 2009.