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A bedroom vignette from NK Home, a Los Angeles shop recently opened by designers Todd Nickey and Amy Kehoe. Formerly a casting agency, the store has a collection that Nickey says ranges "from refined to utilitarian, rustic to Mod, 19th century French to 1960s Dutch." Kehoe says the shop is an extension of their design sensibility -- "what we love, what we collect and how we put things together." Their design aesethic mixes contemporary accessories -- including Matteo linens, Campo de’ Fiori pottery and John Derian dishes -- with striking vintage pieces such as a French settee recovered with a vibrant green Moroccan rug.
Photo from nickeykehoe.com; content from the LA Times.
The Villa Ferreira by Architect Summer Diamandis, of Diamandis Homes.
I decided to have the dining room next to the kitchen leaving a full open space to walk from the back and front doors easily. I used these beautiful Leaf style head chairs by one of my favorite creators Vincent Priesley of Sources. His unique design gives the table elegance and a bit of the asian feeling to go with the living room.
I chose these amazing side chairs that popped the caramel color in the sofa. The red walls continued from the walls in the living room.
The kitchen I did a simple light wood like the floors.The Cabinet doors I chose a darker grey for a pop and the walls black for the drama.
All together it is an amazing combo.
Come by to see it with your own eyes.
Sensual Decor: Designer Madison Gardner , BonnyDoon (130, 169, 21)
Diamandis - Modern Houses, Skyboxes & Decor, Kontrast (130, 128, 1007)
SOURCES mainstores, UnderDaSea (245, 160, 45)
The dining room of Sheila Bridges' apartment in Harlem. Walls are Farrow & Ball's Curlish Green. Two demi-lune tables, from Kenny Ball Antiques in Charlottesville, form the dining table. Chairs from Alain Pioton Antiques in Hudson. Venetian glass chandelier from Hudson.
Photo from New York Social Diary.
После смерти вы попадаете в Зал Маата, где ваше сердце будет измерено Пером Правды. Анубис/Anubis взвешивал сердце человека. Если сердце легкое, душа будет проведена в жизнь после смерти; однако, если оно окажется тяжелее, то Аммут/Ammut - пожирательница мертвых - проглотит его, и это станет концом загробной жизни человека.
Выставка Палеонтология Воспоминаний, или Часы с Лягушкой. Сектор Архаика.
Амбротип 18Х24 см. на прозрачном стекле.
Камера ФКД 18Х24
Объектив DARLOT PETZVAL PORTRAIT 9 Inch F4.
2013г.
A Saarinen Table and Panton Chairs... Classic ! I wanted the interiors to relate to the era of when the building was constructed: Circa 1959. Potomac Place Towers condominium building near the waterfront in Washington, DC., is a registered historic building. My design scheme is appropriate and modern.
Pretty much love it. The black trim on the doors is such a nice touch -- it pulls the eye through the space.
Brentwood living room designed by Todd Nickey and Amy Kehoe; photo from nickeykehoe.com.
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.
In the guest bedroom of Trey Laird's Hamptons home, walls are painted Hancock Green by Benjamin Moore. The quilt is from Calypso Home. The bed skirt is made of Michael Devine's Petite Fleur linen and the framed print is by Jean Pagliuso. Interior design by Jeffrey Bilhuber.
Photo from Elle Decor, July/August 2007.
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
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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.