Posted in Antiques, Art, Charles Spada, Fashion, Interior Design, Must-Haves
Tagged Anthropologie, Chic Shop, Facets, finials, Geodes, Kelly Wearstler, Lighting, Platter, Rocks, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Stones
Emerald Faceted Sideboard by Marco Costa
While this piece is extremely project-specific, I love the geometric quality and emerald green (color of the year!). It is very Kelly Wearstler-esque. And anything marked with gold is always better.
Posted in Antiques, Art, Interior Design
Tagged 1st Dibs, Color of the year, Emerald Facet, gold, Marco Costa, Sideboard

This mirror caught my eye for its creativity and adaptation of the ever-popular, yet occasionally oversaturated Sunburst Mirror. It’s a comical adaptation and reminded me of the summer houses up at The Lake. The white color makes it adult enough for the entryway but it could also be a fun addition to a boys room when painted in bright colors.
Posted in Antiques, Art, Interior Design, White Interiors
Tagged 1st Dibs, Arts & Crafts, Blithewold Home, Boat Mirror, Dory Boat Mirror, The Lake, Up North
The twig table (shown above) has been on my “want” list for years and at $150, it’s a steal. Due to current lack of necessity, I resisted from hitting “add to cart,” but it wasn’t easy. Thank goodness for flash sale websites like One Kings Lane, making once out-of-reach pieces, more in-reach. You have to be quick and you must be confident, but when you score a steal that’s meant to be, there’s no better feeling. Shop the site here.
I’m of the mindset that your interior affects your mood. When your home is well designed, it can create a sense of completion and satisfaction. A serene, muted home can be calming while a colorful, engaging home can be energizing. These soft interiors are just what I need.
Where do I even begin? The floor, the petit settee, the chevon pillow, the powder blue inlay box… pure beauty.
The french daybed, the french doors, the gilded mirror… french design at its finest.
The exterior block elements brought inside, the black double doors, the black and white detailing… clean and crisp.
The architectural creativity that went into these stairs is so amazing. I would expect nothing less of Susan Ferrier of McAlpine Booth & Ferrier. The way the firm plays with natural wood elements, soft furnishings and serene accessories, their portfolio is filled with enviable interiors. See more from this project here.
Grey is a wonderful color. Lambasted for being boring or cold, the right shade can really warm up a room. I recommend Benjamin Moore’s First Snowfall, Violet Sparkle, and Whirlpool.
Great ottomans via Live. Like. You.
Pale grey walls – via Swank Lighting
I love the intaglios display – via French Madame
Elegant headboard and bed sheets – via French Madame
This grey color is the perfect shade to display the art – via
Grey stripes – via Nathalie Vingot Mei
Grey walls and thin stripe – via Nathalie Vingot Mei
I learned from the best – via Charles Spada
Posted in Antiques, Architecture, Bedrooms, Charles Spada, Interior Design, Living Rooms
Tagged benjamin moore, Grey Interiors, Grey Paint
How amazing are these?
I was never a tiger/animal print person before but after being inspired by these few things while at Charles Spada, I think I’m converted:
Charles’s home in Normandy
Charles’s home in Milton
Designed by Charles Spada
18th century Louis XVÂ antique upholstered in Loro Piana Safari
I want to take these home with me