Needless to say, I was thrilled to get a glimpse of her beautiful home in this month's Lonny (BTW, have you read it yet? It is getting better and better....)
She additionally featured the clips on her blog, which I always highly recommend for inspiration. That works out well, since it is, indeed, a "Trail of Inspiration."
Here are the snaps:
The photo in the background is actually a blow up of her husband and his nephew. She used a throw away underwater Kodak camera and had the image blown up on plexi glass by Duggal Photo in NYC.
Dying.
Ahhh...all that Matouk/Lulu fabric and bedding.
Really great "ark" artwork in her children's room!
Some of my all-time favorite Matouk bedding.
And, I love the simple artwork flanking the bed....could be an easy at-home project.
And, I love the simple artwork flanking the bed....could be an easy at-home project.
Hip Hip Hooray! It is finally the weekend! We will be attending (and I will be working, so please say hi if you are there) the Save Our Cemeteries All Saints Soiree this weekend. I posted about it here. Remember, you can still come...and bid on an awesome mask, designed by the likes of Amanda Talley or E. Lee Jahncke Mead. I hope to see you there!
Cheers,
JSH
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her coffee table is fabulous, and i LOVE the ark artwork. i went to the rug company site to check it out "up close" and it is amazing. i love that she embraces color - inspiring, indeed. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to blow up a picture to poster size and hang it up, but I've never found the right one or had the right space for it. She did a great job!
ReplyDeleteI dig this style, definitely has style but very comfortable and laid back. I am feeling quite laid back at the moment as am delightfully ensconced at the Audubon Ritz!
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