We are impressed by how the design team transformed this 1980s Georgian-style home with high glamor and edge while keeping its classical bone. The house was originally designed by local architect Paul Turney and built to such a high level. So the design team decided just to add new flooring and windows with larger panes, an iron stair rail in lieu of a more traditional wooden version, and a stone surround for the front door rather than tearing down the original structure. Other changes include opening up the kitchen and incorporating an adjacent family room, reconfiguring the master bathroom and adding a covered back patio for easier outdoor living. Here are highlights of our favorite spaces. Let’s take a tour together.
We talked about how color, light, plants, air quality, noise reduction..etc affect our well being at home in our recent blog series of 7 Ways to Design Wellness at Home. You can click here for part I , click here for part II , and click here for part III. The more time we spend at home, the more important we feel home is to us. Today, we are going to talk about one more important factor that will affect how we feel at home—the scent. We often say Stop to Smell Roses. The sweet and fresh scent of those fresh roses often relaxes us and puts a big smile on our face in a second—that is the magical power of the natural fragrance. Throughout history, fragrance has been used as a way to delight the senses. Some of the first known uses of fragrances date back to the times of the ancient Egyptians. The Egyptians began incorporating fragrances and natural plants into ointments and other medical aids. The use of these fragrances and oils for medicinal purposes was the beginning of aromatherapy. We now use scented candles, herbs, plants and flowers and diffuser to make our home smell great, not just for reducing nasty smells, helping clean the air of unwanted smells, but for improving our well being as aromatherapy.
Celebrity Manhattan decorator Celerie Kemble decorated a stunning new home for a couple. The house is situated on the waterfront in Naples, Florida. What really caught our eye are its indoor-outdoor flow, its details and a dream color palette.
With most of us staying at home over 7 weeks, we more and more realize how important our home is to us, specially a healthy home. By this coming Friday, some businesses in California will be re-open. But we know it will take a while to go back the normal. And one of the facts of the new normal is that we will still have to spend more time at home. That being said, it may be a good idea to think a little bit deeper on how to create a home environment that makes us feel relaxing, soothing, comfortable and healthy. Rooms that inspire wellness create more comfortable and livable space for our daily routines. So, a healthy home is the foundation for a healthy life.
From today, we are going to talk 7ways to design wellness at home
I was on the webinars,zooms and Instagram lives all day. I kind of like this life style since I don’t have to drive to anywhere. But, I had to agree that it did take a lot of energy to be on all-day webinars.
One of the good things is that I was able to do some yoga poses in my backyard in the beautiful sunset.
We recently got some requests on specifying kitchen backsplash tiles. We think it will be a good idea to put together some of our favorites here in case you are landing on our blog today and happen to look for some cool ideas.
1. Chevron
If you love the timeless look of subway tile but are looking for something trendy with a little more character, chevron tiles might be your choice. Chevron tile design takes a subway tile backsplash to new levels with dimensions and interest.
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We came across this glamorous house and fell in love with the interiors immediately. Why? Because the interiors are airy, bright , clean-lined yet still have right doses of sophistication and classical elements. The home feels livable, and not over-stuffed. So, that being said, let’s take a look together.
Classical Black-and-White Checkered Marble Flooring at the entrance really excites our eye and breaks away from the all hardwood flooring, which injectc freshness, high-style and interests to the home.
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Also what makes this home young, fashion-forward and glamorous are those clear crystal Lucite furniture. And wait, did you see that awesome geometric pattern on the ceiling—kind of similar to the pattern on the flooring.
The archway adds interest architecture element to this home.Pink in the artwork adds a touch of soft pop color–playful, romantic and fresh.
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Then, here comes pale French blue on kitchen island —soft and light. Shimmering pearl backsplashes are elegant and chic, echoing the translucent Lucite furniture. Brass trims on the range-hood, pendants and metal fame of the bar chairs elevate the whole kitchen.
We love a touch of brass on the hardware.
Then here is blue geometric patterned built-in banquette talks to the blue kitchen island.
a cozy and soothing breakfast nook.
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Such a great design on a wet-bar–simple, drama yet elegant.
We love the Lucite bar stools and gorgeous brass wall sculpture art installation.
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The white-on-white color palette and all open-selfing concept make this walk-in closet light, airy. The upholstered ottoman with acrylic legs make a big fashion statement here.
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Blue, pink and cream create such a relaxing, sophisticated color palette in the master bedroom.
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Wedgwood has a heritage of over 250 years of producing products that exhuberate excellence and quality. This iconic brand remains a leading brand on the world stage for tableware and home lifestyle through a portfolio second to none. Products range from formal luxury through to premium casual collections. Key designer collaborations include Vera Wang and Jasper Conran.
Waterford is the leading provider of luxury home and lifestyle products sold worldwide. From crystal stemware, to fine bone china dinnerware, to luxurious home accessories, collectibles and gifts, the Waterford.com website offers thousands of products relevant to the lifestyles of today’s consumers! Waterford is the most popular premium crystal brand in the world; incorporating classic and contemporary stemware, giftware, lighting, and seasonal products. Features designer collaborations by Monique Lhuillier, Jim O’Leary, John Rocha, and Jeff Leatham.
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Meyer Davis was commissioned to design this hunting camp and weekend retreat outside of Nashville, Tennessee to be a gathering place for family and friends.
