Showing posts with label black and white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black and white. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Inside the fabulous home of fashion illustrator Megan Hess

Thanks to Adore Home Magazine for giving us a tour of fashion illustrator Megan Hess's very chic home! If you love all things Coco or Audrey, than you'll love this space.


 I try color coding my clothes, but it never lasts.

Love how her studio is white and bright but still elegant.


The image above via Pinterest via Living Gazette

The image above via Pinterest via Living Gazette

The image above via Pinterest via Living Gazette

Her little girl Gwyn has every little girl's dream bedroom!



Megan's posh pad is located in Melbourne.  You can view her work and shop at MeganHess.com

Too girly and glam for you, or would you take it??

Thursday, August 23, 2012

Ultra luxe, super glamorous spaces

These rooms are truly some of the most luxe, glamorous spaces I've seen.  If you are a girly-girl, love the feeling of satin and velvet on your skin, and don't shy away from drama - these will definitely speak to you!


Amazing mirror, fab wallpaper.  A mix of textures keeps monochrome interiors from feeling flat.


White, black, and shiny surfaces (check out the ceiling!) is instant drama



...even the rug has sparkles...

While I appreciate the beauty of this dining room, I couldn't live life without pets and children :)


Love the floor!

Could you live in these spaces?  What ideas could you take from them and incorporate in your living space?

All images from Dyfari Interiors

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Another Nordic beauty...a house tour that inspires...

You know my feelings on Nordic interiors...they can't really do wrong... This home, which belongs to Nina, founder of Stylizmo, only solidifies my opinion even more. It was featured in the most recent issue of Llamas Valley


Those butterfly prints are so pretty...


I love all the little vignettes to be found around this home...


Now I want an espresso...and that beautiful china...





Palette repurposed as a headboard... do you like or too rough for you?

Not to be a hater...but it's a little refreshing not to see "keep calm..."

See more and read the story at Llamas Valley

Monday, January 30, 2012

House Tour: The golden age of Hollywood, a glamor girl's dream...

Home feeling a little lackluster? This space by Sarah Gilbane should inspire some ideas for adding a little glam back in your home...

The glossy stripes on the wall add glitz, while the grasscloth on the ceiling warm the space up a bit...

The pendants are feminine, but not too girly

Some garden stools add a bit of Chinoiserie to the more restrained library space.

The bedroom's color palette is what really makes the room traditional Hollywood glam.  Pink, black, and white...what's more starlett than that?

Is this space too feminine and glamorous for you, or would you be right at home here? via Tradhome Mag

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

House tour: A lovely Swedish home in black and white...

This home is so pretty - I definitely have some home envy going on. I could never be so disciplined though, as to only buy things in black and white. I'm bad about that - If I like it, it could serve a purpose, and I can afford it, I buy it. I worry about it fitting in (and sometimes not) later.







I'm digging the birch(?) branch!


How about you?  Are you good at sticking to a color palette in your home or do you stray?

via Hus & Hem

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

An amazing Etsy artist - the evocative nature photography of Nicholas Bell

I don't feature independent artists as much as I would like to.  But there's no time like the present, and I was fortunate enough to be introduced to the talented Nicholas Bell from Knoxville, TN.

His work really speaks to me because of it's sense of peace, isolation, and connectedness to our natural surroundings.  Check it out below:



I love the sense of quiet







These last two are my favorite - so beautiful


Pretty fantastic right?
Check out all of his work at his Etsy shop- Nicholas Bell Fine Art Photography.