House plants are bigger, bolder and better than ever. From agaves and olive trees to palms and euphorbias, plants that normally belong outdoors are now coming indoors.
Happy Wednesday!
Posted in Decor, Interior Design, tagged Cactus, euphorbia, house plants, olive trees on August 21, 2019| 1 Comment »
House plants are bigger, bolder and better than ever. From agaves and olive trees to palms and euphorbias, plants that normally belong outdoors are now coming indoors.
Happy Wednesday!
Posted in Decor, Interior Design, Projects, Renovation Project, tagged Austin, Decor, design, Home Decor, Interior Design on July 17, 2019| Leave a Comment »
I’ve posted the interior of this Austin project before, but I recently had it photographed, so today I’m excited to share the first batch of photos with you.
Originally, the fireplace was covered in stucco and there was a large atrium that took up most of the living space.
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Photos: Madeline Harper
Posted in Interior Design, Projects, Renovation Project on June 6, 2019| 3 Comments »
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Posted in Decor, Exterior Design, Interior Design, Projects, tagged Exterior Design, Farrow & Ball, Interior Design, Pilates, Restoration Hardware on May 8, 2019| 2 Comments »
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Posted in Decor, Interior Design on April 5, 2019| 3 Comments »
I’m a new believer in faux flower arrangements. After visiting one of my favorite stores in Mallorca last week, I came away completely inspired. Two days after I arrived back home I was in my local craft store picking out some for myself. The vibrant colors are perfect for the spring. Below, are some of my favorite examples.
Some of my favorite places to purchase faux flowers are Hobby Lobby, Michaels, Pottery Barn and Rolling Greens (here in Los Angeles). My advice would be to go with a larger arrangement — it adds more color and drama. Have fun!
Posted in Decor, Interior Design on January 14, 2019| 2 Comments »
Image from Diane Keaton’s book, “The House That Pinterest Built”
Posted in Interior Design, Kitchens, tagged CABINET HARDWARE, Kitchen Design, Kitchen Remodel, SCHOOL HOUSE on October 22, 2018| 2 Comments »
1 ADD A NEW RUG
Adding a runner or area rug (depending on the size of your kitchen) can add gorgeous color and texture to your kitchen.
2. CHANGE OUT YOUR HARDWARE
I like to think of cabinet hardware as the jewels of your kitchen. Match the hardware to the finish of your light fixture or use it as a bold accent — whatever the case, it is an easy way to update your kitchen.
3. ADD NEW STOOLS
Replacing your stools is an easy and very effective way to add an accent color to your kitchen. They can easily add warmth to an all white kitchen, as in the photo above, or if you want more texture in your kitchen try a natural fiber stool.
4. REPLACE LIGHTING
Replacing (or adding pendants) is a great way to not only update your kitchen but add drama as well. I love these oversized pendants above.
5. PAINT, PAINT, PAINT
Whether you just paint your island or your entire kitchen, a new paint color can completely change the feel of your kitchen + make the biggest impact.
Happy Monday!
~ Shannon
Posted in Architecture, Decor, Exterior Design, Interior Design on October 12, 2018| 2 Comments »
Posted in Decor, Interior Design, tagged Interior Design, Interiors, Jill Hillman, Modern Decor, Traditional Design on August 29, 2018| 1 Comment »