I'm working with a client to style the family's more formal living room. The home dates to the 1920's, and has great bones. To help bring in and reflect natural light, they're going with a high-gloss white wall and trim, and want a soft vibe with a hint of modern and texture.
I couldn't dig the look more.
When they asked me to pull together some furniture ideas, they mentioned wanting a more modern sofa, and maybe something Chinoiserie to recover a pair of vintage cane-back chairs.
My goal was serenity that wasn't boring - hence the textural elements, and some large-and-in-charge fantastic art.
I couldn't dig the look more.
My goal was serenity that wasn't boring - hence the textural elements, and some large-and-in-charge fantastic art.
painting by Jenny Andrews Anderson
photo by Gray Malin
I'm staring down the last month until Due Date, and a rapidly-approaching pack-out and moving date. Add in a well-functioning air conditioner, and I could DEFINITELY handle this kind of calm scene.
