Showing posts with label Fabrics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fabrics. Show all posts
Interior Decoration
Remodeling
Listen, I love scarves and polaroids as much as the next hipster...but come on! This is taking it too far:(
House Building
Happy Friday! This week went by very quickly and I haven't had a chance to post very much. I didn't want to leave all of you hanging for the weekend, so I thought I would share a new favorite website. If you need to get a refill on spectacular color, hop on over to Anna Maria Horner's site. Its so fun! I love these pretty rugs, they are like a party for your floors:)
You can also buy beautiful fabrics, sewing patterns, and smaller pieces of fabrics. I love these for smaller projects or for projects w/out large budgets. Now, I'm going to imagine how I could use some of these for myself!Have a great (and creative) weekend:)house buildinginterior design
House Building
Those of you who read regularly know how I love to go on and on about simplicity and minimalism. Well, all that is true; but I do have a confession to make. I love, LOVE paisley patterns! Yeah! I mean paisley is about as opposite from minimalism as one can get, right? Just the word brings up images of stuffy British libraries or something. I know, but I still love it. The intricate patterns and color combinations have always intrigued me. They are sort of an optical illusion. Some of you are probably skeptical, so I found a few examples of modern ways to use such a traditional pattern. With large scale and modern colors, these paisleys are anything but stuffy:)
Don't you just love this chair? I mean no one can object to paisley, when its coming from Anthropologie! This is just so yummy!House Building
Eatable of Many Orders, is a Japanese company that stresses the importance of the "ingredients" of fashion.I love the the beautiful materials and shapes of their clothing.
Found via 2 or 3 Things I Know.
Interior Design
Last week I found the picture of the sofa above, and fell in love. Later, I found a Kelly Wearstler fabric that looks very similar. I must have this! Of course, I haven't seen how much it costs yet.P.S. I spent about an hour trying to figure out where I found both the picture, and mention of this fabric line, and never figured it out. If anyone know, please enlighten me.
building houses
Interior Design
These fun table runners are from a Santa Monica store called Huset. They are dedicated to bringing Scandinavian design to the U.S. I have to say, I am not very big on using table runners; but these are too good to pass up. The vintage Swedish patterns are great for adding color to a room.Interior Design
I devour all things Allegra Hicks. I was very excited to find she now has a series of fabrics designed for Lee Jofa. I realize when most people think "Hicks", they think David Hicks; but I really love Allegra too. Although, heavily inspired by David; her look is more organic and free spirited. I believe what I love the most about Allegra's style, is her sense of color; often pairing darker, earthy neutrals with bright bold colors. Along with the Sills and Huniford room, the photo below; is one of my all time favorite rooms. Its a wonderful blend of formality and casual liveliness.
I find this entry dramatic and inviting. I love the graphic pattern of the rug along with the muted colors. So soothing.
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