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A rosewood Italian console from Minotti contrasts with handmade indigo Japanese wallpaper from Larsen. This beautiful shelving offers an area to display the client's books and vintage items.
A rosewood Italian console from Minotti contrasts with handmade indigo Japanese wallpaper from Larsen. This beautiful shelving offers an area to display the client's books and vintage items.
Grey does not mean boring. We updated a mid-century white lacquered brutalist nightstand by Milo Baughman to complement the 60s Laurel lamp and custom lampshade. Charcoal drawings by Scarlett Bailey, based in New York City and Mexico City, add a finishing touch of calm and luxury.
Grey does not mean boring. We updated a mid-century white lacquered brutalist nightstand by Milo Baughman to complement the 60s Laurel lamp and custom lampshade. Charcoal drawings by Scarlett Bailey, based in New York City and Mexico City, add a finishing touch of calm and luxury.
Guest rooms and dens should remain as beautiful as the rest of your home. Accents of color like this blue feature wall keep the room visually engaged and tie it to the now-connected living room. The Holly Hunt chair sits next to a desk lit by a mid-century Laurel table lamp that we replated.
Guest rooms and dens should remain as beautiful as the rest of your home. Accents of color like this blue feature wall keep the room visually engaged and tie it to the now-connected living room. The Holly Hunt chair sits next to a desk lit by a mid-century Laurel table lamp that we replated.
Repetition of pattern and color can provide unexpected highlights. Zig-zag velvet pillows by Manuel Canovas sits atop a handmade wool dhurrie rug. The handmade woodblock print of a golden apple tree was made in Brooklyn by a local artist.
Repetition of pattern and color can provide unexpected highlights. Zig-zag velvet pillows by Manuel Canovas sits atop a handmade wool dhurrie rug. The handmade woodblock print of a golden apple tree was made in Brooklyn by a local artist.