Displaying posts labeled "Yellow"

Buffalo Bayou

Posted on Wed, 25 Aug 2021 by KiM

This stunning Houston home on Buffalo Bayou was designed by Jan Showers for her daughter. A sophisticated mix of pretty colours, shiny glass, graphic patterns and pale walls. I am smitten with all the yellow in the dining room. (Photos: Eric Piasecki + Tria Giovan)

Quintessentially English

Posted on Thu, 12 Aug 2021 by midcenturyjo

Playful, colourful and thoughtful. A small Georgian terrace has been given a new life under the talented hands of Sarah Peake of Studio Peake. Modern meets old and the result is a fabulous family home that to a foreigner like me is quintessentially English.

Terra-cotta, mustard, green and blue

Posted on Tue, 20 Jul 2021 by KiM

Terra-cotta, mustard, green and blue – such a beautiful array of colours. Since painting my dining room terra-cotta it’s one of my favourite wall colours and to walk into a home and immediately be surrounded by it….*sigh*. This entire home I just want to eat it up – especially the yellow kitchen. Not a single white wall in sight. And I’m not at all mad at that. Another to die for home designed by Reath Design. (Photos: Laure Joliet)

Sunday at a beauty bar & cocktail lounge

Posted on Sun, 4 Jul 2021 by KiM

Welcome to Majesty’s Pleasure, a beauty bar & cocktail lounge in Toronto. The concept was the dreamland of an it-girl, contemporary and feminine with an unapologetic use of colour and materiality. Layered chainette fringe drapes, a marble sink that transforms into a champagne well and DJ booth, and some neon make this space super fun and unique. Designed by Author. (Photos: Niamh Barry)

Elegance with colour and pattern

Posted on Mon, 14 Jun 2021 by KiM

Designer Josh Greene knocked this project out of the park! This was a complete renovation of a full-floor apartment on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. It is loaded with elegance and class which in my humble opinion is hard to pull off when using lots of colours and patterns. I especially love the lacquered cobalt blue walls of the library with the wallpapered ceiling. So dramatic! And must give props to the acid green silk rug in the dining room – what a statement! (Photos: Eric Piasecki)