Interior Design Sense

Here’s another project by Ryan White Designs that knocked my socks off. So effortless yet SO COOL. It’s like Ryan ran out to his favourite vintage shops and was like BAM, here’s your new house that you’ll never want to leave and all of your friends want to hang out at. Love it. 

After treating myself to a vintage Hermes scarf at Round Top (Happy early Birthday to me), I am obsessed with all things orange.  But I don’t want cheesy orange, I want old world orange.  I think traditional bones are the key to pulling off this color.  I of course LOVE Hermes orange, but lately I’ve been completely obssesed to color matching fabrics to the label on a Veuve Clicquot bottle!  I also love the idea of the bold orange paired with powder blue and indigo.

Oh, I met Aerin in High Point…no big deal!  We’re BFF now, she liked my necklace!  Seriously, she is the DEFINITION of effortless chic, which sadly, to pull off, is not effortless at all!  Love her!

Here’s my spin on it…a little Michael S. Smith for Jasper, a little Windsor Smith, and a dash of leopard!

Yes, I do appear to be all over Brazilian designers these days. Atria is the architecture and design firm of Gustavo Costa and Gabriella Müller. I am smitten with their sleek, modern designs that have a playful sensibility.

Hello Lina Ikse! Love your work. Genuine rooms with genuine people. Real, inspiring, beautiful and everyday. No artifice. Just creative, almost peaceful. Swedish and fab!

This 2-story Swedish apartment showcases my favourite colour pallette. Neutral all the way. I’d add some funky vintage/industrial pieces and the rest is perfection. Via Folkhem (via My Paradissi).

This 2-story Swedish apartment showcases my favourite colour pallette. Neutral all the way. I’d add some funky vintage/industrial pieces and the rest is perfection. Via Folkhem (via My Paradissi).

This SO makes me want to buy a cheap chair at a thrift shop and dig out my sharpies. Photo via Mel Yates. 

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I’m excited to announce that the two winners of  the signed copies of Nathan Turner’s fabulous new book “Nathan Turner’s American Style: Classic Design & Effortless Entertaining” are….

Michele Ranard and Tessa Bediz!

Thank you all so much for participating in this giveaway.  Be sure to check out the “Million Dollar Decorator’s” wonderful new book here on Amazon!