Interior Design Sense

{the mural in “Mrs. Doheny’s” bedroom at the Greystone Mansion, designed by Woodson & Rummerfield}

Lately I have been noticing a lot of peacocks in interior design everything from artwork to accessories! It may be a classic motif, but it certainly has made a resurgence. Take a look!

Painted peacock feathers on a platter at a show house in Austin, TX. Image via Houzz.

Peacock pillow from Dwell Studio (we actually purchased this for a client of mine).

Peacock wallpaper from Schumacher.

A peacock on a fireplace mantle sure to be a conversation starter! Image via Houzz.

And to have that “conversation starter” might want to sit in this peacock print chair from The Divine Chair.

Peacock napkin rings, via ZGallerie.

Peacock bench from Horchow.

Peacock mirror from Restoration Hardware.

Peacock printed wallpaper and wall decor. Image via Houzz.

Deco Peacock Rug from Company C.

Trina Turk peacock fabric by the yard via Layla Grace.

Peacock bedding from Serena & Lily.

Peacock pillow from Chiasso.

If you’re passionate about peacocks there is so much out there!

{the mural in “Mrs. Doheny’s” bedroom at the Greystone Mansion, designed by Woodson & Rummerfield}

Lately I have been noticing a lot of peacocks in interior design everything from artwork to accessories! It may be a classic motif, but it certainly has made a resurgence. Take a look!

Painted peacock feathers on a platter at a show house in Austin, TX. Image via Houzz.

Peacock pillow from Dwell Studio (we actually purchased this for a client of mine).

Peacock wallpaper from Schumacher.

A peacock on a fireplace mantle sure to be a conversation starter! Image via Houzz.

And to have that “conversation starter” might want to sit in this peacock print chair from The Divine Chair.

Peacock napkin rings, via ZGallerie.

Peacock bench from Horchow.

Peacock mirror from Restoration Hardware.

Peacock printed wallpaper and wall decor. Image via Houzz.

Deco Peacock Rug from Company C.

Trina Turk peacock fabric by the yard via Layla Grace.

Peacock bedding from Serena & Lily.

Peacock pillow from Chiasso.

If you’re passionate about peacocks there is so much out there!

Last week I had the pleasure of attending the press preview for the Greystone Mansion “Maison de Luxe.” This year’s show house features twenty six prominent interior designers who’s stunning designs transform the historic Greystone Estate. While the show house doesn’t open to the public until December 2nd I have a sneak peek!

The invite to the Press Preview which I attended with Christian of Maison21 blog.

The library designed by Barry Dixon.

(Image courtesy of Luxe Magazine)

The living room designed by Jamie Drake.

(Image courtesy of Luxe Magazine)

The legacy room designed by Jiun Ho.

(Image courtesy of Luxe Magazine)

The twilight room by Kendall Wilkinson.

(Image courtsey of Luxe Magazine)

Mrs. Doheny’s bedroom by Woodson and Rummerfield House of Design.

(Image courtsey of Luxe Magazine)

A close up of the very chic chair featured in the room designed by Woodson and Rummerfield House of Design.

The fab Mr. Ron Woodson in the room he designed along with Jaime Rummerfield at the Greystone Mansion. (He & Jaime are also the Gala Co-Chairs for the event.)

A little “behind the scenes” look at the fabrics chosen for Mrs. Doheny’s bedroom by Woodson and Rummerfield House of Design.

(via their blog, W & R Style File)

And Jaime selecting paint colors for the room!

(via W & R Style File)

Group photo (l-r): Christian of Maison 21, Jaime Rummerfield with baby Jack Rummerfield, Christine Kirk of Social Muse Communications, & Ron Woodson.

Maison de Luxe at Greystone opens December 2nd-22nd 2011.

For ticket info, click here.

{the mural in “Mrs. Doheny’s” bedroom at the Greystone Mansion, designed by Woodson & Rummerfield}

Lately I have been noticing a lot of peacocks in interior design everything from artwork to accessories! It may be a classic motif, but it certainly has made a resurgence. Take a look!

Painted peacock feathers on a platter at a show house in Austin, TX. Image via Houzz.

Peacock pillow from Dwell Studio (we actually purchased this for a client of mine).

Peacock wallpaper from Schumacher.

A peacock on a fireplace mantle sure to be a conversation starter! Image via Houzz.

And to have that “conversation starter” might want to sit in this peacock print chair from The Divine Chair.

Peacock napkin rings, via ZGallerie.

Peacock bench from Horchow.

Peacock mirror from Restoration Hardware.

Peacock printed wallpaper and wall decor. Image via Houzz.

Deco Peacock Rug from Company C.

Trina Turk peacock fabric by the yard via Layla Grace.

Peacock bedding from Serena & Lily.

Peacock pillow from Chiasso.

If you’re passionate about peacocks there is so much out there!

Last week I had the pleasure of attending the press preview for the Greystone Mansion “Maison de Luxe.” This year’s show house features twenty six prominent interior designers who’s stunning designs transform the historic Greystone Estate. While the show house doesn’t open to the public until December 2nd I have a sneak peek!

The invite to the Press Preview which I attended with Christian of Maison21 blog.

The library designed by Barry Dixon.

(Image courtesy of Luxe Magazine)

The living room designed by Jamie Drake.

(Image courtesy of Luxe Magazine)

The legacy room designed by Jiun Ho.

(Image courtesy of Luxe Magazine)

The twilight room by Kendall Wilkinson.

(Image courtsey of Luxe Magazine)

Mrs. Doheny’s bedroom by Woodson and Rummerfield House of Design.

(Image courtsey of Luxe Magazine)

A close up of the very chic chair featured in the room designed by Woodson and Rummerfield House of Design.

The fab Mr. Ron Woodson in the room he designed along with Jaime Rummerfield at the Greystone Mansion. (He & Jaime are also the Gala Co-Chairs for the event.)

A little “behind the scenes” look at the fabrics chosen for Mrs. Doheny’s bedroom by Woodson and Rummerfield House of Design.

(via their blog, W & R Style File)

And Jaime selecting paint colors for the room!

(via W & R Style File)

Group photo (l-r): Christian of Maison 21, Jaime Rummerfield with baby Jack Rummerfield, Christine Kirk of Social Muse Communications, & Ron Woodson.

Maison de Luxe at Greystone opens December 2nd-22nd 2011.

For ticket info, click here.

{the mural in “Mrs. Doheny’s” bedroom at the Greystone Mansion, designed by Woodson & Rummerfield}

Lately I have been noticing a lot of peacocks in interior design everything from artwork to accessories! It may be a classic motif, but it certainly has made a resurgence. Take a look!

Painted peacock feathers on a platter at a show house in Austin, TX. Image via Houzz.

Peacock pillow from Dwell Studio (we actually purchased this for a client of mine).

Peacock wallpaper from Schumacher.

A peacock on a fireplace mantle sure to be a conversation starter! Image via Houzz.

And to have that “conversation starter” might want to sit in this peacock print chair from The Divine Chair.

Peacock napkin rings, via ZGallerie.

Peacock bench from Horchow.

Peacock mirror from Restoration Hardware.

Peacock printed wallpaper and wall decor. Image via Houzz.

Deco Peacock Rug from Company C.

Trina Turk peacock fabric by the yard via Layla Grace.

Peacock bedding from Serena & Lily.

Peacock pillow from Chiasso.

If you’re passionate about peacocks there is so much out there!

Last week I had the pleasure of attending the press preview for the Greystone Mansion “Maison de Luxe.” This year’s show house features twenty six prominent interior designers who’s stunning designs transform the historic Greystone Estate. While the show house doesn’t open to the public until December 2nd I have a sneak peek!

The invite to the Press Preview which I attended with Christian of Maison21 blog.

The library designed by Barry Dixon.

(Image courtesy of Luxe Magazine)

The living room designed by Jamie Drake.

(Image courtesy of Luxe Magazine)

The legacy room designed by Jiun Ho.

(Image courtesy of Luxe Magazine)

The twilight room by Kendall Wilkinson.

(Image courtsey of Luxe Magazine)

Mrs. Doheny’s bedroom by Woodson and Rummerfield House of Design.

(Image courtsey of Luxe Magazine)

A close up of the very chic chair featured in the room designed by Woodson and Rummerfield House of Design.

The fab Mr. Ron Woodson in the room he designed along with Jaime Rummerfield at the Greystone Mansion. (He & Jaime are also the Gala Co-Chairs for the event.)

A little “behind the scenes” look at the fabrics chosen for Mrs. Doheny’s bedroom by Woodson and Rummerfield House of Design.

(via their blog, W & R Style File)

And Jaime selecting paint colors for the room!

(via W & R Style File)

Group photo (l-r): Christian of Maison 21, Jaime Rummerfield with baby Jack Rummerfield, Christine Kirk of Social Muse Communications, & Ron Woodson.

Maison de Luxe at Greystone opens December 2nd-22nd 2011.

For ticket info, click here.

{the mural in “Mrs. Doheny’s” bedroom at the Greystone Mansion, designed by Woodson & Rummerfield}

Lately I have been noticing a lot of peacocks in interior design everything from artwork to accessories! It may be a classic motif, but it certainly has made a resurgence. Take a look!

Painted peacock feathers on a platter at a show house in Austin, TX. Image via Houzz.

Peacock pillow from Dwell Studio (we actually purchased this for a client of mine).

Peacock wallpaper from Schumacher.

A peacock on a fireplace mantle sure to be a conversation starter! Image via Houzz.

And to have that “conversation starter” might want to sit in this peacock print chair from The Divine Chair.

Peacock napkin rings, via ZGallerie.

Peacock bench from Horchow.

Peacock mirror from Restoration Hardware.

Peacock printed wallpaper and wall decor. Image via Houzz.

Deco Peacock Rug from Company C.

Trina Turk peacock fabric by the yard via Layla Grace.

Peacock bedding from Serena & Lily.

Peacock pillow from Chiasso.

If you’re passionate about peacocks there is so much out there!

Last week I had the pleasure of attending the press preview for the Greystone Mansion “Maison de Luxe.” This year’s show house features twenty six prominent interior designers who’s stunning designs transform the historic Greystone Estate. While the show house doesn’t open to the public until December 2nd I have a sneak peek!

The invite to the Press Preview which I attended with Christian of Maison21 blog.

The library designed by Barry Dixon.

(Image courtesy of Luxe Magazine)

The living room designed by Jamie Drake.

(Image courtesy of Luxe Magazine)

The legacy room designed by Jiun Ho.

(Image courtesy of Luxe Magazine)

The twilight room by Kendall Wilkinson.

(Image courtsey of Luxe Magazine)

Mrs. Doheny’s bedroom by Woodson and Rummerfield House of Design.

(Image courtsey of Luxe Magazine)

A close up of the very chic chair featured in the room designed by Woodson and Rummerfield House of Design.

The fab Mr. Ron Woodson in the room he designed along with Jaime Rummerfield at the Greystone Mansion. (He & Jaime are also the Gala Co-Chairs for the event.)

A little “behind the scenes” look at the fabrics chosen for Mrs. Doheny’s bedroom by Woodson and Rummerfield House of Design.

(via their blog, W & R Style File)

And Jaime selecting paint colors for the room!

(via W & R Style File)

Group photo (l-r): Christian of Maison 21, Jaime Rummerfield with baby Jack Rummerfield, Christine Kirk of Social Muse Communications, & Ron Woodson.

Maison de Luxe at Greystone opens December 2nd-22nd 2011.

For ticket info, click here.

{the mural in “Mrs. Doheny’s” bedroom at the Greystone Mansion, designed by Woodson & Rummerfield}

Lately I have been noticing a lot of peacocks in interior design everything from artwork to accessories! It may be a classic motif, but it certainly has made a resurgence. Take a look!

Painted peacock feathers on a platter at a show house in Austin, TX. Image via Houzz.

Peacock pillow from Dwell Studio (we actually purchased this for a client of mine).

Peacock wallpaper from Schumacher.

A peacock on a fireplace mantle sure to be a conversation starter! Image via Houzz.

And to have that “conversation starter” might want to sit in this peacock print chair from The Divine Chair.

Peacock napkin rings, via ZGallerie.

Peacock bench from Horchow.

Peacock mirror from Restoration Hardware.

Peacock printed wallpaper and wall decor. Image via Houzz.

Deco Peacock Rug from Company C.

Trina Turk peacock fabric by the yard via Layla Grace.

Peacock bedding from Serena & Lily.

Peacock pillow from Chiasso.

If you’re passionate about peacocks there is so much out there!