Showing posts with label modern rustic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label modern rustic. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Check out my guest post on Mochatini- featuring some modern rustic eye candy

I'm so flattered that Manvi over at Mochatini asked me to do a guest post for her blog. I've been a fan for a while and it's an honor to be included!

My post featured The Crown - a 21st century inn in the heart of Woodbridge, Suffolk. What really makes this place special is the gorgeous, gorgeous interior design by Bentheim. You’ll see what I mean –






Read and see more at my guest post on Mochatini!

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

One of my new favorite house tours - a combination of rustic and luxury

It's quite possible you've already took notice of the cover home of the Dec/Jan 2010 issue of House Beautiful. Well if you haven't, you're in for a treat. If you already have - you should have seconds! It's one of the more memorable homes I've seen in awhile. You'll see why below.

This amazing loft space graces the cover














The home is Interior designer Jill Brinson's Atlanta cottage. Hard to believe this home is in a city!

Read the whole article and see all of the pictures here.

Sunday, June 7, 2009

Happy Birthday Decorology - The best of it's first year

I can't believe it's been a year since I started Decorology! Aside from searching for and collecting beautiful interiors, the best aspect of Decorology - hands-down - is the community! You guys are awesome and it wouldn't be what it is without you! Not only do you encourage me to continue, even when I feel like I've seen every picture before and can't come up with anything new, but you've also been immensely supportive through all the tragedies that befell my family this year. I can't wait for the upcoming year on Decorology!


From Ms. White loves white June 23, 2008



From Swedish Antique Furniture July 9, 2008

From Inspirational interiors for a happy Friday July 18, 2008

From House Tour: minimalist and feminine style come together July 24, 2008


From Home Libraries you'll never want to leave July 24, 2008

From Best of Blueprint July 29, 2008

From Bedrooms that make waking up not so bad Aug. 4, 2008

From Get that '"simple life" feeling in your home Sep. 19, 2008


From House Beautiful vs. Better Homes and Gardens - who gets your vote? Sep. 26, 2008

FromCozy modern cottages Oct 20th, 2008

From Make your house feel like spring Nov. 3, 2008

From Organization inspiration and tips Feb. 4, 2009

From Image tribute to Domino - great living rooms Feb. 25, 2009

From From my library - small space living May 6, 2009

From Two different but beautiful beach houses May 27, 2009

From Lots of Kitchen Inspiration June 4, 2009

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Gorgeous, light-filled interiors from photographer Emily Gilbert

I randomly found Emily Gilbert website while looking for photographer portfolios. It usually takes me awhile before I find one who I don't exit out of at first glance, but hers was worth clicking through!













See more of her work at Emily Gilbert Photography.

Monday, May 11, 2009

I think I have a new favorite style! Modern rustic!

Decorating a home isn't a race - it's a journey worth enjoying. Tactile, handmade ceramics are best collected over time and look effortlessly chic when displayed as a group.


Mix provincial pieces and modern luxuries for a smart take on the rustic look.

A natural, earthy palette with touches of black, white and ochre is a good base to work with.



Walls that have a plaster- or lime wash-style finish work well as they provide a chalky surface that adds texture to a room.

When it comes to accessorizing, think about shades of tortoiseshell, pearl, ebony, seashell, crystal and bone.

The key to making this look cohesive is keeping clutter to a minimum, so it makes sense not to rush into purchases.

A capiz-shell hanging, driftwood and linen give natural warmth to this pared-back room.
*Personal note* I absolutely LOVE this bedroom. That bed looks perfect!

Stripped- back timber floors, doors with porcelain knobs and aged wardrobes and shelves are raw and rich.



Keep your colour palette to earthy tones such as sand, slate and ochre, and mix in the rich textures of stone and wood.



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