Pierre Yovanovitch used a very popular type of marble in France. Carrara Arasbescatto creates one of the most striking backdrops for any type of bathroom from traditional to modern.
Love the serenity in this children’s room designed by Reed Krakoff. This bedroom may be for a child, but it’s not short on style. The steel and bronze bed is by Maison Jansen and the chair is from my favorite furniture design period, 1940’s by Jacques Adnet. Some are born with a silver spoon. Happy Monday.
Dark-painted shiplap in this powder room gives it a cozy feeling.
original or you decide to use plain, straight wood boards and nail it next to each other the final visual effect is pretty much the same. Actually the latter one could be also very eco-friendly if you decide to use reclaimed wood.
I thought it was about time for a post about 2017 Home Decor Trends since it is already April, yes time is flying and so are some excess in design that are saying “boy bye”. This list is solely based on my perspective, a result of my own market research, so let’s get to it.
6 Home Decor Trends You Will See in 2017
A Joan Michell painting hangs in a dining room designed by Aman and Carson via Architectural Digest.
Over the weekend my husband and I took a short ride to Cleveland where we had a great time. Besides getting to know a little bit about the city, we paid a visit to the Cleveland Museum of Art, enjoying the temporary exhibit Basquiat: The Unknown Notebooks. So I guess this is a result of a major inspiration from it. The must see exhibition runs through April 23rd.
A Robert Motherwell painting. Design by Thad Hayes
Lauren Santo Domingo Paris Apartment. Photo by Norman Jean Roy, Vogue, September 2012. I posted about this gorgeous home here.
Ellsworth Kelly
Josef Albers painting in Kevin Roberts and Timothy Haynes home.
Cy Twombly
A Steven Gambrel Design with an Andy Warhol silkscreen print.
James Nares
Aerin Lauder home designed by Jacques Grange. I have posted extensively about this amazing designer. You can read about his home here.
A Willem de Kooning in Valentino’s New York City apartment designed by Jaques Grange via Vanity Fair. To see another Manhattan apartment designed by Grange click here.
Simone Rocha‘s clothes are well known for their imaginative mixture of feminine, romantic and eclectic. No wonder her home in London, which she shares with her partner and her toddler daughter, is a reflection of her clothing line. The pink sofa is a nod to Simone’s love for flowers as well as the flower tapestry hanging in the bathroom. I love the view to the garden out of her kitchen.