This home is beautiful and blends-in well with it’s surroundings. It’s a home in California designed with a touch of the french country style. Its simplistic and beautifully decorated in neutral tones with rustic finishes.
There are so many elements of this room that scream Shane! My friends know that I have a serious love affair for anything black/gold and this room has some beautiful pairings of my favorite color combo. The ceiling has this gorgeous subtle gold lacquered finish. The console has this beautifully aged bronze brushed look on the cabinet doors and the console support gives definition to the piece, as well as, soften its sharp look.
I absolutely love windows and light! Something I get from my mother. Growing up our homes always had a ton of windows. I especially appreciate iron framed windows, they seem to be like a frame, showcasing the exterior.
It is a sharp room with its geometric shapes but at the same time it brings a sense of comfort. This image is definitely going up on my inspirational board.
The below living rooms are similar yet different. One lighter while the other darker but both are designed with simplicity in mind. I like the natural elements of the white living room and I like the square tufted velvet couches in the darker room. I would say my style is a blend of the two.
This tri-level London penthouse is sparse in some aspects but rich in textures. This bachelor pad is located in a renovated 19th-century building near St. Pancras railway station. (The train station Harry Potter goes to for trips to Hogwarts). The penthouse is on England’s National Heritage List and as a result the beautiful original features had to be preserved.
I love the curtain wall in the master bedroom, the velvet headboard and the textured muted wallpaper…it all adds an element of coziness considering its open tri-level floor plan. The master bath is simply and amazingly well designed for a bachelor.
The arrabascato marble his and her bathrooms at the bottom are for guests. They (TG Studio- London) ingeniously encompass the beautiful scenic views of London, as well as took the high ceilings into consideration by adding the chandeliers as center pieces.
The best part of all of this…….The original BEAMS.
This room is part of The Line/The Apartment in SoHo NY. I love so many components of this room. From the moroccan rug, to the amazingly rich blue tufted couch, the multi-framed art work and the beautiful hand-blown glass light fixtures. They are simple yet when paired together make a statement. How great are those light fixtures?!?
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