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Unexpected is my favorite word in interior design and Coco Rocha's nursery fits the term perfectly. Far from "blue for a boy" and "pink for a girl" kind of nursery, this space is filled with art, colors and stylish mid-century furniture and the result is an eclectic mix of fabulous and functional. Full tour via Domaine
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Hi there, it's Friday y'all, and yes I am excited about it. My first week at work is almost over and it has been quiet intense. London is gray and rainy today so let's start this weekend with color and joy! I am currently putting my bedroom together and I want some pop of colors in it, as the furniture are simple and plain.
Gallery wall or even few singles artworks or prints will bright up the space, add personality and make it more fun.
Love those spaces below, get inspired!
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As you already know I love colorful and eclectic spaces so there is another one, this time in West London, a three-storey Victorian terrace with 2 bedrooms.
Tour via Living etc
Love the mix of brick and flashy art!
Put a purple sofa and a fur in a room and I am sold!
Oh hello pretty headboard
I would love an antique dressing table like this one!
Turquoise wall and fun accessories !
Back to brights today with something I wanted to write about for a while, which is decorating the interior with books!! Every time I see a side or coffee table I like or a work studio with a bookcase, there are always pretty books showing their shiny covers. A room filled with books looks so eclectic and fun, reflecting people's personalities and passions while dressing the room. I love the look of a white bookcase with loads of colorful books on it, mixed with accessories, vases, flowers and art. I believe the more colorful, the prettier so experiment, mix colors and patterns and don't be afraid of bold!
Also have a look at how Emily Henderson and Emily from Cupcake and Cashmere dress tables with books.
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There are so many pretty books out there, have a look at those interior design/fashion ones for lovely covers and an interesting read!
Allegra Hicks: An Eye for Design / Beyond chic / Vahram Muratyan : Paris versus New York: A Tally of Two Cities / Debora Needleman: Domino: the Book of Decorating / Tiany Kiriloff: Every inch of a lady / Abigeil Ahern : Decorating with style / Yvan Rodic: A Year in the Life of Face Hunter / Robin Muir: Vogue Model: The Faces of Fashion / Bharati Mukherjee: India: In Word and Image
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