Hi There !
It has been crazy busy, realizing I haven't posted anything in almost a month and I love to write on the blog! Even gotten a few emails from a few followers wondering what the deal was with me ! Whole house projects have consumed our time, the details are unreal . . . So excited about these biggies and cannot wait to install and shoot !!! With not a lot of down time to investigate some of my favorite new findings, thought post a bit on some of these big jobs coming up this Spring as a little teaser, and promise to give a glimpse into the upcoming High Point Market best of.. (in April).
Take a look at a project with the green light, goods ordered and just waiting for our ever so busy wall paper installer to get the ball rolling ! It was all inspired by a single pillow, piece of art and gorgeous runner my client already had in the foyer . . .
The colors: charcoal, coral, teal. I started in the foyer and popped a ceiling wall paper for a little drama. Changing the front door from white to black, it give this space a little weight. This runner, loved and was thrilled to work everything around it.
This front office, already complete by my client gave me a great example of their style. Love when my client's have such good taste !!
The dinning room has some what of a blank slate. With just the table and chairs, my client really wanted to give it a little drama. I went two directions for them, one with a big dose of color, the second more subtle.. what would you do ?!!
Love both . . . .
The back family room was the main reason I got the call. With a great grey sectional, I was asked to finish the room, and pull it all together with a little style.
I started by adding the pillows into this room that I used as my color inspiration. Curtain panels, chandelier and art to start.
A blank wall now filled with art, and a simple bookcase with brass accents. Loving the worn leather chair look and this particular style is still sleek enough for a modern look. Visible to the front door, all the colors now are pulled in. Fun, eclectic look for this young family.
As with many clients, the fireplace / tv wall is their biggest struggle. The typical built in doesn't have to be the only go to. I found these metal side consoles. The perfect size and with the wire mess doors - all the accessing of remotes and equipment - not a problem.
Also added a big seagrass rug with a great shaggy moroccan over top. Layer layer is the keep.
So stay tuned for this install - loving the color combination !!
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