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Modern Glamourista Kelly Wearstler really can do no wrong in my book.  She's edgy, quirky, and fearless, and that's what I love most about her.  Her design aesthetic is so unique mixing together bright color palettes, bold patterns, classic pieces, and a bit of rock & roll into each space.   My recent favorite from Kelly's glamour file is her design of the Viceroy Hotel in Santa Monica, California.  I am especially obsessed with these gorgeous emerald regency chairs.

 It has such great feminine lines, but enough structure that it isn't too fussy.

Aren't they to die for?

If you missed Kelly's One Kings Lane sale earlier this summer, don't fret, these beauties from Munna are a close second.

 

What do you think?  Do you love them as much as I do?

Want to see more of Kelly's fabulous work at the Viceroy?  Go here.

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A few of my favorite things....

Gallery walls, vintage globes, and children's spaces are just a few of my favorite things. In my head, this is what daydream about.

Love this entire space by Kate Spade

Ikat tufted sofa.  Gorge.

Love the mirrored console table and the striped curtains.

Isn't that the most amazing upholstered bed?

Jonathan Adler always adds such vibrant and fun accents

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This gallery wall arrangement by Nate Berkus in his Chicago home is simple yet detailed.  Love the children's jacket that hangs in the mix

Miles Redd scored big on this gallery hall.  Amazing!

This room is so warm and rich in texture.  What a cozy children's room.

Leave it to Kelly Wearstler to have the most amazing playroom.

This room designed by Kristen Panitch is one that will definitely grow with your child.  That wing back chair upholstered in a western fabric is so fabulous.  And what about that upholstered bed?  Wow!

I've always loved this family dining space with the children's artwork front and center. 

Orange and turquoise.  Great color combination.

I would take every single one of these home with me.

This beautiful children's room is by Bob Williams and Mitchell Gold.  I love how they incorporated antique pieces in more modern colors.