I don't think I would ever use this plaid fabric (from Jim Thompson) in my own home, but I applaud the courage to go for something so bold. I die over these reclaimed hardwood floors, though. How gorgeous. “I think it’s important to have a look that is not too serious or too predictable,” Judith told Traditional Home, who reports that the designer often combines French antique furniture with contemporary sculptures and tribal art. “I love the interplay of antiques and objects from all cultures with clean-lined architecture and modern details.” Painting on far wall by Kirk Deffebach.
A unique and rustic kitchen featuring more reclaimed hardwood floors,
red Anne Sacks tiles and colourful rugs.
I love the juxtaposition of the more modern marble with the heft
of the distressed wood island. The copper elements add character.
I love this grey and yellow fabric (Pauda by Grey Watkins from Stark) used in the bedroom not to mention those windows. The sculpture is Il Baccio, by Ric McClain, fitting for a master bedroom, I'd say.
The beautiful outdoor area.
Thanks so much for all the kind words on my Blog Crawl post yesterday. I really appreciate all of you reading and commenting so much. Hope everyone is having a wonderful day!
