I love a room that has a glimpse into another space that looks dramatic.
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Please welcome my newest sponsor, nationally renowed interior designer Jamie Herzlinger of JAMIESHOP.COM. JamieShop.com is an online buying service that allows you to purchase luxury furnishings that are typically sold “to trade only”. From wallpaper, lighting, fabrics, rugs, décor and furniture, you can purchase items up to 50% off retail price. Having had over 20 years of relationship building with over 400 top manufacturers, you will be able to browse jamieshop.com’s resource directory. Jamie has participated in past Kips Bay Show House in NYC and was honored as being one of the top twenty interior design firms in the country by Traditional Home Magazine. Her goal for you is to have the ability to live with luxury and style. Those shades are feminine and beautiful and I love the black details on the white vanity. I figured I’d also highlight some of my favorite designs Jamie has done including this from a past indulge daily post.
Designing a space is a wonderful feeling but when a photographer gets to capture those images, that has to feel incredible. Their surrounded within beautiful spaces as they work. Sometimes photography isn’t appreciated as much as it should be. So I think I want to highlight ones who photograph interiors…

I could live in any one of his designed homes and be happy with life. The homes have comfortable looking seating that you want to lounge on but the spaces aren’t overwhelmed with things. It appears the choices of decor were carefully selected leaving a very clean look…
The molding is beautiful and gives so much character to the home. Love the arched entry. But with modern furniture, it feels fresh and not dated in time. I know a lot of people frown upon painting wood but I would totally do it too. To me, I appreciate the details more when painted white or black.
Opulence, Elegance and layered luxury is what you see when looking at a design by Boyd. He feels bedrooms should look like hotel suites. With an initial interest in architecture, the Art Institute graduate, realized his love for fashion, textiles, and furniture and pursued a career in interior design. Born in Louisiana, his first influences were in the rich French history of New Orleans. “I build rooms like wardrobes…carefully and specific to the bodies that dwell there.”

Yall can keep stainless steel. I prefer black, not just because it’s my favorite color but because these fridges look so fab….



The fact that it looks like it has high end hardware is why this model would be my pick…