Showing posts with label nursery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nursery. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Show Your Decor: Lisa D'Amato's Modern Nursery

Lisa just had her baby Daxel, and about 3 months ago Vanessa De Varges was hired to decorate her baby's nursery. Her and her husband live in a castle located in the Hollywood Hills - doesn't sound to shabby...



For the room Vanessa chose four basic colors red, gray, black and white - perfect for a little boys room! She wanted the room to have a modern feeling to it with out all the cutie baby stuff. This way the room can be used for years to come with out having to move things out or replace the look. She chose art that was more modern and vintage circus prints that they blew up and framed for the room. 




The walls are all black (its got a slight purple tone to it so its not too harsh on the eyes) and the ceiling and upper walls are painted bright white. Because she chose so many bright colors in the room and accents in white, including the rug, the room doesn't appear to look small, if anything her decorating tricks make the room feel bigger and more spacious. 



All the furniture, bedding and storage came from Land of Nod, the paint from Valspar and the flooring from Lumber Liquidators. The window treatments came from The ReRack Gals and the lighting came from Ikea (they did not donate), fabric from Premier Prints and most of the artwork came from different designers on Etsy were all sponsored for the Lisa's baby's room. 


Don't forget to submit your own show your decor and get your showcased on Decorology!

Friday, September 7, 2012

House Tour: Rustic chic in muted tones

Happy Friday Everyone!  I thought you'd enjoy this gorgeous home, which is not only decorated in a modest, but still elegant way, but also has some great architectural bones.

Enjoy!





Not to pick on Lonny Magazine, but is anyone else just a little bit tired of seeing every photo so over-exposed?


Homeowner Estee gives a great design tip:  "I prefer to consider everything in terms of color, texture, and pattern, rather than in terms of period or origin.  If you concentrate on the color of a piece, rather than whether it's Venetian or bohemian, it's much easier to blend different styles into a single room"




Love the white on the walls and headboard with the gray wash of the wood dresser





This is such a sweet room for a little girl, and it will grow with her with just a few simple changes




Nurseries normally don't turn my head, but this one is so serene and calm.


Wednesday, October 27, 2010

An AMAZING home transformation



I'm jealous. Pure Style Home's Lauren Liess is only in her twenty something's and has her own interior design business, a family, and one adorable home! What's amazing is what she started out with only a year ago, and what she's turned it into. Check it out -

Exterior before

Exterior after

Entry before
Entry after

Kitchen before

Kitchen after!!!




More of the kitchen
The foyer filled with Da Vinci prints



LOVE this nursery
See the whole story at Pure Style Home