"" Dream To Life: Decor Board
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Showing posts with label Decor Board. Show all posts

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Fashion Forward - SJP's Turquoise Heels




It's the First Day Of Fall!! Yippeee!!!

I saw this picture of a very transitional "fall-ish" Sarah Jessica Parker, and I fell in love with her Turquoise Nicholas Kirkwood Heels. And the grey skinny jeans.  And the long asymmetrical top with the black leather jacket. And the fedora.

As soon as I get to wear heels again, those will be mine!!! Muah ha ha ha...

Ok, not those.  But something hopefully almost as fantastic with out the $$$$ price tag :>)

Anyway, her whole look inspired me to base a Decor Board off it!  I the downtown NYC vibe with that pop of turquoise.




Borghese Buffet | Z Gallerie
$1,099 - zgallerie.com


Z Gallerie - N.Y.
$25 - zgallerie.com


BJURSTA
$299 - ikea.com


Z Gallerie - Pierre Mirror
$349 - zgallerie.com


Baxter Teal 8x10 Rug
$699 - crateandbarrel.com


Z Gallerie - Siena Vase - Peacock
$50 - zgallerie.com


Planar Dresser - Push Touch Hardware
$3,975 - designpublic.com


Shades of Gray - Gray Paint - House Beautiful
housebeautiful.com



The palette for this dining room follows the picture.  Smoky grays, silvers, jet black, and turquoise.  I wanted the turquoise to just pop out (like the shoes) in small but effective places.

The gray wood floors with the gray Shag Rug from Overstock.com in the same tones create the base of the room.  The walls could be any number of colors - a silvery gray, creamy white, or even turquoise.

I loved the darker silver opaque linen curtains from West Elm.  They would let a lot of light in.

The mirrored buffet from Z Gallerie is GORGEOUS! My sister Kacey actually has it, and I covet it!  When you buy in the store, all their furniture is 10% off too!  

Like I said, I wanted the turquoise accents to pop, so I liked the tufted ottomans that can be moved around, or left under the window.   I also loved the 2 vases used on either side of a mirror or piece of artwork above the buffet.  And of course - the turquoise wine glasses!  

The chandelier was my attempt at bringing in what looks like SJP's chain necklace.  I like the tough hardware look and the different colors that seem to shine out of it!

My favorite part is the NYC artwork from Z Gallerie!   It is in honor of the SATC queen and her downtown look.  (They also have a Los Angeles version :>)


Cheers to a Happy First Day of Fall!

xo,





Tuesday, August 24, 2010

A Beach Bungalow!



My twin sister, Kacey, got married 2 weeks ago on the beach!  Now that she is a very happily married (married!) woman, she and her amazing husband, Rossi, are moving into a new place together out in Southern California.

Just for fun, I decided to put together a decor board for their brand new bungalow on the beach! (lucky ducks.)


The palette for the room is deep ocean blues, dusty golds (like the sand), soft grays, and accents in turquoise and Coral.




Here is Option 1:






I love me a good accent wall :>)  In this option, I gave them that accent wall in the deep ocean blue.  The rest of the room and hallways would be in the soft grey to create a more cohesive apartment as a whole.

(Moving into the bedrooms, you could really play up the drama in the master with a turquoise wall! Imagine that behind a King size headboard!? And the guest room could have a coral accent wall - ahhh! But continually keeping the gray as the continuity to the house.)

The grey couch compliments the smoky walls, and throw pillows are the best way to bring in the rest of your accent colors.  I love natural, textural rugs, and Jute Rugs are one of the most durable rugs you can choose.  And these mirrored side tables from West Elm are my favorites!


Image Source West Elm





The blue armchair and coffee table give the rest of the room a whimsical feel that I 
Anyhoo!  Because they live on the beach, they can get away with all the fun "beachy" chotchkeys!  The capiz chandelier, blue coral sculptures, and shell mirrors bring their environment right inside.


But with this color palette (and with so many AMAZING furniture/decor/artwork options!) there are endless combinations.


Option 2:


In this version, I got rid of the accent wall, and painted the entire room in the smoky gray (you could also paint it all the gold).  If it's a smaller room, having the all the walls the same color will make it seem larger.  It's less drama, but equally beautiful.


I switched out the artwork with a custom "Amore" painting.  (Blog to come about my version of this painting! Hanging in my bedroom:>)  And added a rustic mirror on the other wall.   I also switched out the antique-y gold end table with a more textural wood one.  If her cabinets are darker in the kitchen, this side table will draw that all together.


The combinations are endless!!!!  Can't wait to see what Kacey decides to do!


xo,
k


(for information on the items used in these decor boards, go to my Polyvore site!)