Thursday, October 6, 2011

JIMMY STANTON ~ DESIGN IN FOXHALL

Interior Jimmy Stanton of Stanton Home Furnishings designed this home in Atlanta's Foxhall development.  Stanton uses a mix of antiques and new pieces. The flooring in the first floor is wood and the upstair's floors are covered in sea grass.  The modern/traditional mix with a neutral palette is stunning with a soothing feel.  ENJOY!





















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Teresa
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Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles
Photography by Erica George Dines


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Wednesday, October 5, 2011

PAT HEALING OF HOUSE BEAUTIFUL ~ STARTING OVER

I just want to tell you how much all of you mean to me!  Thank you for reading my blog each day!  Your support is a major factor in the success of my blog.
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When House Beautiful magazine designer Pat Healing took on a total design makeover for a couple and their three children, she used bold color in small patches throughout.  Healing started from scratch, using lavender, green, pink, purple and turquoise against a backdrop of white.  What resulted was a home that deserves a BRAVO from me!  What do you think?  ENJOY!






Teresa
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House Beautiful October 2011
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011

DAVID NETTO ~ DESIGN ON LONG ISLAND

Interior designer David Netto decorated this Long Island home, with the flair of a Scandinavian cabin, as a wedding gift for her friends.  A major renovation changed this house into a place that was warm and beautiful.

A ladder in a closet that leads to a widows walk, the extra large windows, and the Corian straircase wall and the kitchen island make this home, with a Swedish look, modern yet comfortable.  The modern art inside has been collected by the owners. ENJOY!








Teresa
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House Beautiful October 2011
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HOLIDAY IDEAS

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Monday, October 3, 2011

ANDREW GN ~ DESIGN IN PARIS

Clothing designer Andrew Gn designed his 1975 Paris apartment with a multicolor palette.  The rich tapestries, needlepoint, floral fabrics, hand woven rugs, and extravagant furnishings mingle with numerous pieces of porcelain and art from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.  ENJOY!











Elle Décor October 2011
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