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Sister Act
Recently I posted on a young designer's Manhattan apartment which I felt to be the perfect home for a stylish young woman. Well, the apartment has appeared again, this time in the current issue of Domino. The young woman is designer Nicole...
VoirSource : The Peak of Chic
Chambre orange et papier peint baroque
i love this combination of orange and blue in a room done by the designer behind absolutely beautiful things. she has such a way with color and detail. click here to read the rest of her seriously drool-worthy blog....
VoirSource : Design Sponge
Papier peint orange baroque
Robin Lester of Clinton Hill Blog knew what she wanted - a simple, warm oasis with a Danish Modern vibe - when it came to her home, but “putting them all together in a room has always been a challenge for me.” So that’s when...
VoirSource : Design Sponge
Papier peint orange baroque
Robin Lester of Clinton Hill Blog knew what she wanted - a simple, warm oasis with a Danish Modern vibe - when it came to her home, but “putting them all together in a room has always been a challenge for me.” So that’s when...
VoirSource : Design Sponge
Papier peint orange baroque
Robin Lester of Clinton Hill Blog knew what she wanted - a simple, warm oasis with a Danish Modern vibe - when it came to her home, but “putting them all together in a room has always been a challenge for me.” So that’s when...
VoirSource : Design Sponge
Salle à manger orange et jaune
I really went gaga over legendary magazine editor Mary Jane Pool's apartment that was featured in the March Domino. I thought it was such a beautiful mix of graceful antiques, 20th century pieces, and gorgeous fabrics and wallpaper. So, while I...
VoirSource : The Peak of Chic
Chambre baroque
The late decorator Melanie Kahane understood color. And the other thing she "got" was the importance of publicity. Because Kahane did not have the social connections that designers like Mrs. Parish and Dorothy Draper had, Kahane had to prove...
VoirSource : The Peak of Chic
