When the talented interior designer Ruthie Sommers, at that time seven months pregnant, was asked by friends to decorate their Chicago townhouse, she was happy to oblige. ENJOY!
The first room is particularly beautiful - such subtle shades of pink and lemon in the gorgeous rug. A very calm room. http://missbbobochic.blogspot.co.uk/
I loved this home and the story behind it! I have loved Ruthie's style ever since I saw her on a long gone HGTV show called Area. She had redone her little brother's apartment and it was the first time I had seen dark walls, white curtains...and it seemed so brave and chic.
How you find out about all of these fabulous designers is beyond me! I would love to know your secret! I can always count on you for a very inspirational post and one that makes me want to re-do my house, my shop, etc… This was beautiful!
I just love this December Veranda issue I have been constantly leafing through it , its just great! I love Ruthie's rooms as well, and how fresh and inviting they are! I know you must love the cover of Veranda as well, it reminds me of your style.. traditionally elegant! Happy Wednesday, Karolyn
I adore Ruthie Sommers! Another one with Southern roots, she grew up right here in Charlotte, NC! She is the epitome of style in my book! Love it! Have a great Thursday Teresa!
great post, have been waiting to see the outcome as my friend, patrick roullier, a fine decorative painter, did the walls and much more in the home than shown. cheers debra
I love all of the rooms Teresa!! I especially love the high gloss black lacquer walls, the reflection from the lights on the walls makes the space seem larger. Have a wonderful weekend!
Everything is so beautifully done. Hanging out in that living room would seriously take my blood pressure down a notch or two!
ReplyDeleteThe first room is particularly beautiful - such subtle shades of pink and lemon in the gorgeous rug. A very calm room.
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Gorgeous! I love the black lacquered walls with the chartreuse art. And those beds!! The canopies are amazing. Thanks for the intro to her work!
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I loved this home and the story behind it! I have loved Ruthie's style ever since I saw her on a long gone HGTV show called Area. She had redone her little brother's apartment and it was the first time I had seen dark walls, white curtains...and it seemed so brave and chic.
ReplyDeleteShe hasn't let up since!!!
xoxo Elizabeth
How you find out about all of these fabulous designers is beyond me! I would love to know your secret! I can always count on you for a very inspirational post and one that makes me want to re-do my house, my shop, etc… This was beautiful!
ReplyDeletewowwwww! can't imagine living in a place this beautiful!
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michele
I just love this December Veranda issue I have been constantly leafing through it , its just great! I love Ruthie's rooms as well, and how fresh and inviting they are! I know you must love the cover of Veranda as well, it reminds me of your style.. traditionally elegant!
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Karolyn
I adore Ruthie Sommers! Another one with Southern roots, she grew up right here in Charlotte, NC! She is the epitome of style in my book! Love it! Have a great Thursday Teresa!
ReplyDeletehi teresa
ReplyDeletegreat post, have been waiting to see the outcome as my friend, patrick roullier, a fine decorative painter, did the walls and much more in the home than shown.
cheers
debra
Oh, wow! The details in those rooms are incredible. Especially the bedrooms. Really beautifully layered, too.
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Loi
absolutely beautiful home! And wow to do it 7 months pregnant..kuddos! Love that lavender in the living room!
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This project turned out so fun. Ruthie has a nice style. Shiree'
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful and refreshing these spaces are. I always admire Ruthie Summers design.
ReplyDeleteRuthie always knocks it out of the park!!! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love all of the rooms Teresa!! I especially love the high gloss black lacquer walls, the reflection from the lights on the walls makes the space seem larger. Have a wonderful weekend!
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