Isn't this lovely? To me, it is editing, and layering at it's best! Textures, subtle color palette, treasures, nature.... Check out Windsor Smith here and here. I love her style and think you will too~
Above interior is another example of how "layering" can create such an individual statement. This room appears to have many treasures from around the world...Did the homeowner collect these pieces, Or did Ms. Smith make it look that way?... Again the velvet, seagrass, linen and silk elements all work so beautifully together...... Ahhhh......
Here the chairs add a certain quiet elegance when paired with the natural pine table, painted wood floor... Kind of like traditional/country meets garden chic....
Elegansa all the way! Which image is your fave?
5 comments:
Beautiful...just beautiful!
Windsor Smith is one of my favorites. Wish she would drop in and whip my home into shape. For a nominal fee of course.
Great work for sure, thanks for sharing.
Something about zebra that always grabs me! Love that image!
Glad to learn about Windsor Smith. I like the tufted-back chair in the first pic and would love to have a set of these in dining height at Garvinweasel. My favorite photo is the last one... love the black and white feel, the leather-upholstered french chair, and console in the hallway. Thanks for sharing this!
James
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