Jun 7

My pink/turquoise/aqua room!

Posted in aqua, pink

jeffers design group

Isn’t this bathroom amazing? Every detail is gorgeous, from the mirrored sink cabinet, to the grey granite top, stone sink, sconces and venetian mirror above. But the real showstopper, of course, is the pink and aqua pattern on the walls! Not sure if it’s a painted finish or a wallpaper, but I love the colours. It reminds me of this Kate Spade ad that I’ve had saved for awhile for colour inspiration - I also love the vintage feel of it:

kate spade

And while I’m in the mood for it, why not add in a turquoise rug;

 

madeline weinrib rug

and some pink trim;

 

greek key trims - pink

and maybe even a rustic-style co-ordinating lamp?

recycled lamp

And, because a room is never complete without books and artwork, an abstract painting to suit my scheme! xx

michelle adams

(contact me to order any of the above)

Jun 6

Colour confidence

I took delivery this morning of some gorgeous coloured lamps that arrived for two different clients, in aqua and jade green. I’m a big fan of coloured ceramic lamps and I love the extra little pop of colour that a lamp can bring to a room. That genius of colour confidence, Miles Redd, used yellow lamps to great effect in his home (above) - and the upholstered doors with a nailhead trim detail? Love it! I also love his mix of greens, blues, pinks and purples (below).

 

house beautiful

 

house and home mag

And what about chartreuse paired with turquoise (from Kelly Wearstler)? The colours are amazing but so is the chandelier, the black and white geometric floor and also the small scale - perfect for an unused corner of the kitchen!

 

tobi fairley

Aqua with pops of orange: brilliant.

isuwannee

 

 

Danika Herrick

 

Another examples of opposing colours attracting! Blue and orange always work, and the mix of patterns is great here, too.

Happy Monday!

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