Heavily influenced by his mom who is an interior designer & magazine editor, Sam Allen was Martha Stewart’s youngest intern. Having being featured in some major publications, Sam’s work proves that if this is the result now…wait till he turns 25, 34 and 40. I first saw his designs on Mix & Chic. The vibrant hues and carefully edited decor while still being fun & funky made me want to indulge in his portfolio myself. I’m impressed. Here are my favs…

Such pretty table styling. I love decorating with books…

I see he likes decorating with one leafy stems too….

So vibrant and fun. I’m sure any teen girl would love to have this for a room…




Always love decorating with maps and this supports that…

A nautical theme without being too themey. Usage of muted primary colors & natural fibers like rope add to the feel…



Love the idea of putting Moroccan poufs and cushions under a table for extra seating when friends come over. It’s more cost effective than buying additional sofas and chairs plus it utilizes some dead space. It’s also a space saving solution as you can tuck them back under when guests leave…

Such a pretty workspace or area to write a thank you note. Pretty pastel hues and art…
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The magenta colored flowers make for a pretty contrast. When you’re doing a
One thing you can do to hide an unsightly dining table is drape it with a fabulous print fabric. I love anything
I like a home that isn’t afraid of color. You don’t always have to keep the wall color the same through out the house. Especially if you have a home with formal living/dining rooms (basically no open floorplans), it’s much easier to have multiple palettes. Considering different rooms evoke different moods, I think it’s a win win situation. Maybe keep a sense of cohesiveness by keeping the styles of decor & furniture the same through out the space…
Now on my phone this glamorous work space looks purple.
So which post had the best purple interiors? This or 








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