I like finding design that reflects a distinct 'east meets west' aesthetics. Amy Lau's design for her client in Manhattan resonated with me completely. I can live in this home without changing a thing!
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Labels
"English Country"
"Frederic Fekkai"
"Jayson Home and Garden"
"Lotta Anderson"
"Madeline Weinrib"
"Middle Eastern"
"Pottery Barn"
"Sirin von Wulffen"
"Stephen Shubel"
"Tosca Radigonda"
"West Elm"
"body products"
"china pattern"
"floor cushions"
"floor lamp"
"fruit bowl"
"house tour"
"interior design"
"linen cabinet"
"living room"
"outer banks"
"ranch house"
"table lamp"
"white interiors"
$29
'70s renovation
'Gypsy's Wagon'
'the trade' showroom in boca raton
000 house
100
1325 Sq. Ft.
1500 to 2000 Sq Feet
17th century
18th century
1960's Classique