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Senin, 06 Februari 2012

Latest Obsession

Lately, I've been obsessed with Joseph Frank fabrics.  Joseph was an Austrian born architect, artist, and designer who adopted Swedish citizenship in the latter half of his life.  The man was revolutionary.  What I find so interesting is that his work is still shaping and affecting the trends we see today in design.  In addition to all his accomplishments, Joseph designed some of the most stunning fabrics. 


Like Fortuny, there are so many knock offs of his beautiful fabrics that it's sometimes difficult to determine if you are looking at an original design or not.  This is an original.

I love the use of this bold fabric in a very confined way.  I also love the idea of pairing it with some lush fabrics like the velvet in a rich color.  By keeping the rest of the fabrics in a similar color, the roman shades become a feature in the room.
These pillows would look amazing in a totally neutral space, so they become the focal point.

So cheery in a breakfast room.  It also feels very current when you pair it with the beaded chandy.  Love.



Shower curtain in a child's bathroom.

He also created an entire collection of wallpapers, but that's an entirely separate post!

In this example, the idea is to layer tons of pattern.  This creates a very modern eclectic feel to the space.



Hope your week is off to a wonderful start.  M.

Rabu, 07 Desember 2011

Project in Progress - Guest Bedroom

I did an installation this week for a guest bedroom in a beautiful home in Vestavia Hills.  I posted about a redesign I did back in October here for the same client.  After we finished moving furnishings around in her home, my client wanted to freshen up one of her guest bedrooms.  So, we used furnishings and accessories she already had and unified the space with new bedding. 

The zebra print chair was our jumping off point.  

In order to make the different styles of furniture work, I added a hint of Asian (which always does the trick) with these fantastic Chiang Mai pillows by Schumacher.  

By pairing these with the larger, less expensive trellis pattern pillows, you get the impact of the Chiang Mai without spending a fortune. 

If you've ever seen this fabric in person, you know the pictures do NOT do it justice.   The color is so incredibly saturated and the fabric is the most perfectly textured linen EVER.
Ah- maze-ing.   Makes my mouth water when I think about it.  

So, with the help of a couple of new fresh fabrics, you have a new guest bedroom.  Happy mid-week. M.