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Portraits of Moss's favorite women line the walls. The red books are hand-bound issues of Vogue.
Photo by Simon Upton, from House and Garden.
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.
Dinner at The Bridge House By Architect Tobias Convair of Convair is not ordinary
You sit in classic Macintosh chairs, around a classic Corbu table, with a beautiful mid century modern buffet.
The mood is set from above by the Atomic lights in red.
All By Tobias Convair.
The Beautiful table settings, wall clock, flowers and some accessories are by Designer Kaerri Rae of Kaerri.
The plant vases are by Designer Casey Tripsa of Laminak.
I again choose my Eclectic style of design mixing the classic with the mid century modern and I added in some art deco for a touch of elegance.
Come by and see how the living room meets the dining room to make a beautifully ellegant statement.
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So today we look at the kitchen in the fabulous Edelweiss Chalet By Architect Tobias Convair of "Convair ".
This area is a continuation of the living room you saw yesterday with the beautiful console table with accessories by Catta Grizot of Twilight.
I used the console table to separate the two areas.
You will also see Catta's work in the dining fixture, rug, kitchen cabinets, hood, shelves and appliances.
I chose her items for her great style and colors as well as her amazing design.
Then there is the mixing.
I love to mix everything. I started with the chairs and stools styles. Then mixed the wood table. Finally adding painted chairs of colors to cheer the house up!
The green chairs and the stools are from a creator I love Casey Tripsa of Laminak. She has so many wonderful texture changes in her seats. I have so much fun with them.
On the wall I placed these wonderful plates from Janine McMillan of HJM Designs. She has some great things at great prices.
This kitchen added to the warm happy eclectic feeling of this home.
Come by and see it for yourself.
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“The precision may make it look severe to some people,” says interior designer Thad Hayes, “but the fabrics are tactile, and the house is made for comfort.” The cedar paneling in the master bedroom of this rural Massachusettes home, as elsewhere in the house, reinforces the interior’s relationship to the outdoors. The painting is Day and Night by Monique Prieto. Drapery fabric from Donghia.
Photo by Scott Frances, Architectural Digest, June 2007.
Cool and unexpected -- light periwinkle walls paired with a red bedspread and a vintage Red Cross flag.
Hollywood Hills home designed by Todd Nickey and Amy Kehoe; photo from nickeykehoe.com.
Blogged about at roomlust.blogspot.com/.
Masculine/feminine in the office: a sturdy vintage banker's desk sits in front of a delicate antiqued scalloped mirror. The soft pink palette is set off by bold orange accents. Design by Windsor Smith. (Paint color might be Romantic Pink, by Benjamin Moore.)
Other details:
Mirror: $2,950, Windsor Smith Home Collection, windsorsmithhome.com.
Desk Chair: $3,700, Windsor Smith Home Collection, windsorsmithhome.com.
Artwork: Mark Shaw photograph "Fur Hat and Gown" $1,000, and photograph "Couture in Paris Courtyard #1" $1,800, both svenskamobler.com for information.
Photo by Miguel Flores-Vianna, Domino, August 2007.
In the Sag Harbor, Long Island home of Bob Weinstein and Eric Hensley, the chandelier and fireplace are original to the house, the oldest part of which dates to 1750. The Gigi chairs and 85-inch Burke sofa (on which sits the couple's dog, Spencer) are from Room & Board, the Italian cocktail table was purchased at a flea market, and the Belgian sisal rug, in cocoa, is from In Home, a Sag Harbor shop.
Interior design by Peter Frank. Photo by William Abranowicz, Elle Décor, July 2008.
Learn more about Frank Roop and see lots more photos of his interiors at: roomlust.blogspot.com.
Photo from his website: frankroop.com/.
I have taken Catta Grizot's (Twilight) amazing outdoor furniture, and worked it all into my Interior Design Style.
Here I have taken another famous Sl modern home and turned it into an eclectic space. Bringing different periods together to form an incredible environment for all to enjoy.
Come by and take a look.
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A Belgian-style home decorated by Kay Douglass. She used an antique door as the headboard, a trick she often employs to add interest while taking up less space in the room.
Ivy-patterned pillowcases are custom-made from Galbraith & Paul fabric. The pair of Earl chairs are from South of Market, Douglass’s Atlanta antiques store. (You can find the chairs online, too -- they're by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams.)
The magazine says the walls are painted Seapearl, by Benjamin Moore, but this must be an error, as a commenter pointed out below.
Photo by Simon Upton, House Beautiful, Oct. 2007.
Just a drop of Sanitizer was all Sheila needed to feel safe and refreshed.
Photo: Lon Casler Bixby
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This bold and glamorous room was painted in a deep lilac with black trim and lots of sparkle and glitz. (Cue "Purple Rain" here) I had the ceiling bumped out to accommodate some theater-style drapes that highlighted the chandelier and bed. Two clear Louis Ghost chairs sit by the window- carefully NOT blocking the great view of the neighborhood!
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Brentwood bedroom designed by Todd Nickey and Amy Kehoe; photo from nickeykehoe.com.