Identity Crisis
Tuesday, May 22, 2012 | Category: Uncategorized
{Windsor Smith – one of my all time favorite designers}
If you’ve read MG for a while, you know I’m all about “comfortable glamour.” Lately I’ve been really drawn the style that made me fall in love with Interior Design years ago – “California Casual.” It’s the anti-furniture store look I embraced eagerly as a young designer/student. Color, a mix of textures, and a general relaxed feel perfected by Peter Dunham, Schulyer Samperton, and Estee Stanley to name a few.
{Peter Dunham}
{Mark Sikes – obsessed with his blog}
{Peter Dunham}
{Jordana Brewster’s house as seen in In Style}
And then there’s this…just love. Sparkle, monochromatic textures, and modern elements:
{Finn Jewelry Showroom as seen on So Haute}
{My favorite version of Sally Wheat’s Living Room}
{I’m guessing Ryan Korban?}
Faux fur throws and touches of black? YES!
{Tara Shaw}
Mix of antiques with sparkly/shining things
Clean-lined perfection…realistically I could not live with all the white and zero clutter but I do love to look at it.
I know my favorite styles aren’t exactly polar opposites, but it’s fun to analyze. Ultimately I’m somewhere in the middle and just buy things I love!
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4 Comments to 'Identity Crisis'
Andie Day 23 May 12 at 3:26 pm
I love this style “comfortable glamor”. It’s great to buy things that you fall in love with and make them work together. I love the monochromatic themes in the pictures posted above; they all work well together with the classic and modern elements.
Dave Song 26 May 12 at 11:06 pm
modern, yet stylist and simple. I like the idea of a mix of white and black furniture background in various room around a house. it keeps balance
Double Glazing Bromsgrove 03 Jun 12 at 12:50 pm
I can say that there are some unique details that I have saw. Not a typical way of arranging furniture. It resulted very great.
Sandy Thompson 29 Jan 13 at 10:52 pm
Would like to join your blog..thank you