A set of 19th-century engravings from an antique armor catalog hangs over the bed, crystal chandeliers and original red tiled floor. Amazing French styled master bedroom. Interior design Magazine: Elle Decoration Phillipines
“What is beauty? Objects that have soul” …well this french country styled interior is certainly that! On the walls hand a series of framed antique dry pressed flowers purchased at a Parisian flea market. A…
Painted blue (Benjamin Moore “Puritan Gray”) secretary desk and sconce with mod podge scrapbook paper lamp shades.
The entryway paint is Kendall Charcoal by Benjamin Moore, and the amazing chest is from the 1880s, found at Chic Antique. The chest was a great find because it had plenty of storage and merged…
Here, Benjamin Moore’s A Breath of Fresh Air appears on the walls of a bathroom. Love the antique mirror,chandelier and wall sconces.
A blue wall makes a great foil for gilt-framed works on paper. The color is Benjamin Moore’s “Blue Danube”. The French 19th century campaign bed is a perfect place to read, or just listen to…
Dining room with rustic wood elements and pops of green. Giant antler chandelier, an antique round table stripped down to the raw wood for a more worn and weathered look. Beech wishbone chairs lacquered in…
Elegant and stylish neutral colored living room. Walls, Farrow and Ball Light Grey, All woodwork Farrow and Ball Hardwick white. Customers own furniture, re upholstered with Mohair. Armchairs re upholstered with Mark Alexander. Interior: Ryle…
Antique furnishings turquoise painted wall filled with antique botanical illustrations. Loving the contrast between the antiques and the modern turquoise painted wall. Image from Home Sweet Home: Sumptuous and Bohemian Interiors by Oberto Gili (Author),…
Red Traditional Home Library. via Andrew Martin International Lifestyle featuring Grasset fabric Red velvet armchairs, fireplace flanked by red bookshelves, Persian rug.
A Traditional styled entrance hall given a new edge with this strong, modern teal painted walls. From Home and Gardens Magazine UK July 2014 Photo: Mark Bolton