Interior designers that incorporate vintages pieces in a modern way into their designs always seem to grab my attention. Miles Redd is one that had me at tangerine tufted sofa. I love how he layers textures, color, and finishes in his designs. He may just have been the one to spark my obsession of bold colors.
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| Love this children's room. The bed is from IKEA. Isn't that wallpaper so darling? It's from Marthe Armitage. And who doesn't love a great striped rug. This one is from Dash & Albert. |
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| Love the back to back sofas |
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| Beautiful suede library chairs, turquoise walls, Thomas O'brien tables, and the pair John Derain decoupage trays that hang above the bookcases add some humor. |
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| Love the striped Amagansett rug by Madeline Weinrib. |
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| The photo that started it all. A butler's pantry painted in Farrow & Ball's Hague Blue, featured in Elle Decor. Divine! |
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| I just about died and went to design heaven when I say this Manhattan apartment featured in House Beautiful. The walls are Farrow & Ball's Hague Blue, which makes that tufted tangerine armless sofa come right out to meet you. |
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| The blue door made famous in the pages of Domino. |
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| Classic meets contemporary. |
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| One of my very favorite bedrooms. Love the chevron rug, chinoiserie wallpaper, and the turquoise accents |
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| Cork board covered walls. Never worry about another nail hole again! |
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| Nothing beats chevron flooring. Nothing. |
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| Emerald green walls. Now that's bold! |
