pretty pleasing
some days are just made for posting things like these. Posts that serve no other purpose than just 'pretty'. Actually that's not true I think each one of these interior shots offers some little tidbit of inspiration whether it's the Rose Cummings navy "Zebrine" wallpaper (which I've always loved)
the always great, China Seas, 'Aga' wallpaper which looks great, paired with, what I believe is La musardière By Manuel Canovas (if I'm wrong, let me know) love the pinks, greens and dark brown together.
...............................................................................................................................................We interrupt this post with a late breaking report. Reader 'Cyn' has just informed me that this is HER house! Luck. She has told me that the toile is Quadrille's Paradise Garden { she, of kindred design spirit, is a big Quadrille fan } I'll let her tell you a little more... "The exterior shot, the kitchen, the office, the dining room, living room, and the wet bar is the product of 2+ years of renovation. My husband is a green architect who did all the plans. Our house is completely green, and we wanted to teach others that a you can be traditional/beautiful and eco-friendly - they are not mutually exclusive. The house we bought 7 years ago was a tiny ranch house that we compleletly renovated and lived in during construction - with a 4 month old baby! Yikes...." Cyn, thanks so much for letting us know about your amazing home. You've combined all of my great loves so successfully and skillfully. Big ups to you and your husband. ............................................................................................................................................................
or the tonal dining room with the painted floor.
or the ikea chair that looks chic and not cheap simply by adding a great pillow (beauty on a budget y'all)
All photos by Gemma Comas.
Interior design of photos 1,2,3 and 5 are the work of Mona Ross Berman.
Comments
Karin
I think I lean toward soapstone because it's not quite as omnipresent. actually, I take that back. I don't know which I'd choose. they're both equally gorgeous. a conundrum indeed.
thanks Kelle!
Our house is completely green, and we wanted to teach others that a you can be traditional/beautiful and eco-friendly - they are not mutually exclusive. The house we bought 7 years ago was a tiny ranch house that we compleletly renovated and lived in during construction - with a 4 month old baby! Yikes....
Our little boy, who will turn 5 soon did most of the artwrok that you see when he was 3 years old.
Many thanks, Megan for the showing these pics. Gemma Comas is a true talent!
PS - Mrs. B - That is honed absolute black granite and we love it (plus it was more budget friendly than the lust worthy soapstone).
Thanks again!
Cynthia