Gray and Glamorous

Although designer Lisa Martensen's home was featured and photographed two years ago in D Magazine. I still love her freshly curated collection of furniture and feminine objects. And her use of varying shades of gray? Are simply and subtly glamorous!

D Magazine article

as I promised

I promised to share more of Mona Ross Berman's work yesterday. Aren't you glad I did? I love her use of color and pattern. She touches on all the details beautifully. It actually reminds me a bit of my own style, I guess it makes as to why I like it!!

I'm using a very similar rug on a project right now! It's so graphic and fun.

Rose Cummings Zebrine wallpaper can be a tough sell for a client! I think I have to use this in the powder room when I move. I haven't grown tired of Zebrine since first spying it about five years ago.

Redundant but amazing

I'm sure half of my blog readers also read Lonny {everything looked great, my taste is all over the place} but I can never get enough of a good thing. I had a chance to fly through their newest magazine last night!  They never disappoint. It's no secret that I love Ruthie Sommer's work, so I enjoyed seeing more shots of her gorgeous home. It's a beautifully layered, graphic conglomeration of objects, textiles and furniture. My firm is very busy, which I guess is a good thing. I promise to pick up the blog posts next week.  The above entry is very Dorothy Draper, don't you think???
p.s. I think I need to hire an intern this Fall!!

Could you live with this room??

Inspired = Lyford Cay Club - Bahamas

I'm smitten with Tom Scheerer's design for the Lyford Cay Club. It delivers so many wonderful elements; pagoda designs, grass cloth, faux bamboo, corals, pink, yellow and chocolate, antique mirrors. etc. etc. Most of Tom's designs use these materials. His work is amazing.
I'm not sure I'll ever make  it past the pink entry gates, but a girl can dream right? A little beach shack in the Bahamas would do. {see Tom's home here - I am in love with this casual beauty}

How amazing is this tented dining area?

And the Lyford Cay inspired Pagoda print by Quadrille {of course}

Images: Lyford Cay Club - via Town and Country and www.TomScheerer.com, Pagoda Images: Coastal Living, Meg Braff