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We bought a house!
Dreams do come true! The reason why I love interior design is because I am so emotional about the home. I always wanted that “room of my own” – a safe place somewhere in the world that I could return to. In my dreams, this room would call me like a beacon– no matter where…
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Dream in Style
Have you ever fallen in love… with a bed??! It happens to me on a regular basis. All is well in my world until I stumble upon furniture that looks uber custom but isn’t. I melt, I swoon, I MUST HAVE IT! Deep breath. This Pondicherry bed from Serena and Lily does not disappoint. The…
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Today’s Favorite Fake-Out
Looking for a fab knockoff of a Florence Knoll sofa? This morning in my pre-coffee haze I found a whopper of a deal. The Spezia Sofa from Chiasso is very chic and oh so retro, and for $598 who could go wrong (when an actual Knoll is $7,000-$9000)? Mama wants me some tweed post modern…
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Having a Winter Party with Summer Style
Bring a little Palm Beach style to your life this winter. Cold weather can get depressing, let’s face it. I’m not a huge fan of human hibernation. So in order to feel less boxed in and more bright, vibrant and joyful I like to bring lots of color into my home especially for entertaining. The…
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Restaurant Impossible Sweet Tea
This restaurant in Chapin, SC goes by the name Sweet Tea and the design took on a whimsical life of it’s own. I infused modern appeal with a fresh, vibrant color palette and lots of Southern charm. One wall has a recipe for sweet tea in a serif type set, the artwork is a graphic…
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Restaurant Impossible Pastori’s Restaurant
Pastori’s Restaurant in Connecticut underwent a major renovation on the Food Network’s Restaurant: Impossible. My design was inspired by the rolling hills and surrounding horse country of this small town. I took a contemporary stance and created a room divider from custom made barn-look doors and framed the fish tanks with a beautiful wood slat…
