Well here are a couple more images of the room as first blogged about here.
I will never tire of this space. Never.
{Images found via sukio}
Yep you heard right. Head on over to newlywed mcgees to see the tutorial. Below are a few snippets of the process. Doesn’t this make you want to go thrifting?
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In order to keep a room with dark drapery and walls from feeling heavy, you will need to incorporate lighter shades in the flooring and furniture.
{Designer: Marianne Tiegen photo: Jeremy WilsonFonte for Elle Deco UK}
{Samuel Lippke Photography, Alchemy Fine Events & Invitations & Isari Flower Studio + Event Design}
{Other images via Jamie Drake with photo by William Waldron for AD, Todd Alexander, Martine Chaisson for Domaine Mag,Nuno Benito}
By sticking with a strict color palette, you have to ensure there are plenty of textures and patterns to keep the interest. This design does just that. So carefully edited but still creates an edgy vibe. Rustic pieces like wood and baskets & metals are offset with glam items in glossy lacquer and mongolian fur.
{Images via Sukio and Lonny}
From where to hang pictures (typically eye level unless it’s a gallery wall) to the size rug to buy, head on over to driven by decor.
{designer Frances Herrera via & designer Kristen Nix via via with Photography by Jack Thompson and Jenny Antill, this is glamorous & a thoughtful eye & apt therapy}