The large gingham print on this sofa has me inspired to re decorate. Checks never go out of style for spring Delfonics Pouch-Purse Jack Loveseat – Windowpane Plaid – Furniture Rochas Ribbon Check Top – Top MADEWELL Silk Bedtime Top in Gingham Check – Top Jack Chair – Windowpane Plaid – Chair Proenza Schouler Designer
A little bit of what i am working on… Tom Dixon Cog Desk Tidy – Accessories de Gournay Wallpaper – Wall Coverings Jonathan Adler Delphine Desk – Work Space Alcott Swivel Skirted Chair Blush Accent & Occasional Chairs – Seating Office Star Products Silver Sun Frame Decorative – Mirror
I love floral paintings, which is why I have always been a fan of the artist Lulie Wallace. Her pieces are bright and airy with a contemporary vibe (florals aren’t always the most modern subjects, as we know). Yesterday I was on her website checking out her work and saw that she has created a
Cole & Son makes great classic wallpaper with a clean modern sensibility. I use their papers frequently and have not been disappointed yet. There are so many great options, but I’m still waiting for a client to say ‘yes’ to using their squiggle print wallpaper. I love this quirky, jagged design and it comes in
Boring walls are boring. I’m a fan of hanging mirrors, but eventually you need some art to fill the empty spaces. On vacation I met one of the owner’s at Hidell Brooks, a gallery in Charlotte, North Carolina. I follow the gallery on social media and love seeing the work they exhibit. Right now they are showing
I have three young daughters and although they might not be little boys, they are still capable of making quite the mess. Sand from the beach, cupcake frosting, etc, etc. It all ends up in places it shouldn’t be. Combine this with lunches on the go, grabbing fabric samples at the Design Center, and the
I like animal prints. However, I also I like animal prints that aren’t really animal prints. Like the Quadrille Moroc fabric. There’s something organic about the spotted print, without it being attributed to any one species. This textile comes in several colorways including some fresh summery blues. The Marysia Antibes suit designed by Johnathan Cohen
Clarence House is known for its bold prints. I actually used one of their bright yellow wallpapers in my kitchen, which was featured on the cover of House Beautiful (*cough* subtle brag *cough*). One of the prints that I think unique is their Tibet Print. I hardly ever see this fabric or wallpaper used but
I am a multi-faceted person with many tastes in many different genres. But to pretend that I am not preppy, well, that would just be a big fat lie. What is more preppy than bowls, plates, and cups shaped like lettuce and cabbage? It is the equivalent of a grown-up tea party. The Dodie Thayer
I am all about Mexico. Hawaii or Mexico? Mexico. BBQ or Cantina? Cantina. Tequila or Vodka? You see where I’m going with this… Knowing my love for Mexico, parties, and all things bright and fun, a client asked if I might lend a hand in helping her put together a tequila tasting fundraiser. I can
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