Interior of the Day

Via the-brick-house.com

My ever favorite: natural hues and lots of casual comfort and style.

Interior of the Day

Soft chunky knits and muted hues make this my interior pick of the day. Via STIL inpiration

Interior of the Day

A soothing, subtle room + neon pink? All in one? I commend you. Loving, loving this interior, spotted at SF Girl By Bay. Be sure to go check out more pictures of this amazing home!

Hollywood Regency

I was in Hollywood for the weekend, and there was plenty of drama in the interiors (over sized objects, tons of velvet, tufted furniture, big headboards, chandeliers, playful color, etc., etc.) and glam to go around.

Hollywood Regency refers to  “a style made popular in the movies in the 1930′s and 1940′s and was seen in the homes of many Hollywood actors. It takes furniture from the Georgian and Regency periods and mixes them in modern interiors.” (wiki.answers) Enjoy some of my favorite Hollywood Regency interiors from around the web.

Ken Faulk Interior

Hollywood Apartment via Black, White, Yellow

Chateau Bed

Living Room with Moroccan Rug

Jonathan Adler- So Hollywood...

Save the drama for your….interiors! xo, co

Interior of the Day

Via wit + delight

There is just something so right about all this…love it. Great rug.

Apartment (Mini) Makeover Time

The new year is here, SF is unusually warm…spring is on my mind already. The yearning for fresh and renewed is all around, and what better place to start than home? For my studio I want to focus on two things, which are actually the same thing: textiles! New bedding and a rug for the living room area. A crisp color palette, a deep cleaning and I’ll be set. Here are some ideas from West Elm:

West Elm Organic Plisse Blanket in Clay for layering the bed

West Elm Seersucker Duvet

West Elm Chevron Knot Rug

Interior of the Day

Via Decorista Daydreams

With all the inviting texture and light, I want to jump up on that couch with a fat magazine and stay a while…Great mix of glam and cozy and wonderful architectural details!

Burlap and Blues

Burlap, or “hessian” outside the United States, is a woven fabric made from the skin of the jute plant and may be combined with other vegetable fibers…Hessian has been historically produced as a coarse fabric, but more recently it is being used in a refined state known simply as jute as an ecofriendly material for bags, rugs, and other products. Read more here.

I love seeing burlap in interior design and we can all feel good about this plant derived wonder material! Pair with other neutrals and light blue for a crisp cooling look and a natural feel!

Via design fabulous

Via Etsy, Via Pinterest.com

Grainsack industrial stool via Remodelista.com

West Elm Jute Rug via parkdaleave.blogspot.com

Love this table setting! Via ruffledblog.com

{Ikat}

Great in the summer, spring, winter or fall, Ikat  (from the Indonesian “cord”, “thread” or “knot”) is fun and adds interest to so many spaces.  From sophisticated to playful, Ikat can be used to incorporate just a little color and pattern, or to create the layered look, while maintaining a harmonious composition.

Photo via: roomenvy.wordpress.com

Photo via: Elle Decor

West Elm Baskets