Space's I'm Loving: Part XVIII

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's fresh feel and contemporary pieces

How stunning is this space? The space is designed by HGTV Design Star winner Emily Henderson. The colorful accessories and contemporary furnishings pop against the clean white walls. My favorite pieces in the space are the Warren Platner side table, Friedeberg arm chair, and Benni Ourain rug. The space makes me think of a piece of bubble gum (hehe)! I'm not a huge fan of placing books in the fireplace. Do you like the space? You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do.

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's mix of modern and traditional furnishings

The modern table, and accessories are simple and clean. The traditional chairs add a pop of color and a different style into the space. The art piece has an Asian-esque flair. I like having a round table in the Dining Room, because it allows for more seating and a better flow. Do you like the space? You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do.

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's Asian mod feel

This space is awesome. What sets this space apart and gives it its own unique look is the oversized Asian screen. If the furnishings were Asian as well, than the space would not have the same impact. It's that unusual mix of Asian furnishings and 60s mod, that make this space.  Do you like the space? You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do.

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's funky pieces, and layout

This space has a serious look. However, there are a few pieces that stand out and give this space a more playful feel. The bird side table, oversized art piece to the right, and vase of balloon flowers add that kick this space is screaming for. This space has a great layout, there is so much you can do with it. I'd love to design this space and give it a little BAD flair! Do you like the space? You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do.

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Spaces I'm Loving: Part III

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's eclectic mix of styles

The way the furniture is positioned adds to the space's eclectic feel. My favorite piece in this space is the Brutalist style sculpture that sits on top of the console table. The tiled stairs give the space a more Mediterranean touch, which contrasts with the Asian, modern, and contemporary pieces. What do you love about this space? 

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's traditional elegance with a modern touch

This space is full of beautiful traditional and modern pieces. The surrealist painting over the fireplace works beautifully with the ornately decorated sofa. What makes this mix of styles work in one space is the colors. The red moves from the painting to the chair, to the pillows, to the flowers. The blue moves from the painting to the chair to the sofa to the lamp shade. What do you love about this space? 

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's Asian eclectic mix

The furnishings in this space are very elegant, laid back, and have a great Asian pop to them. What gives this space its laid back feel is the low seating, sofa and pillows. The deep green walls and wall murals give the space a natural earthy feel. What do you love about this space?

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's 60s style glamour

The Warren Planter furnishings are the perfect pieces for a 60s inspired space. The painting is my favorite piece in this space. Without the painting the space would not tie together. The shag rug is great because, it gives the space a dose of texture and feels great under your feet as the floors are stone. What do you love about this space?

Space's I'm Loving: Part XIII

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's elegant, opulent feel, and the two symmetrical obelisks 

This 18th century manor house, has character and glamour the moment you walk into the foyer. The stone walls, and patterned floor give this space such a grand and opulent feel. The symmetrical obelisks are my favorite items in the space. They ground the entry way into the Dinning Room. Do you like the space? You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do.

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's classic Southampton design with a nod to retro glamour

This Southampton Sitting Room was designed by designer Cynthia Frank. The space is infused with a classic Southampton design, yet has many unique pieces that gives the space that flair. The two armchairs have a laid back vintage feel, the rug brings a bohemian feel into the space, and the white paneled walls, and white lamps remind us of where we are! Do you like the space? You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do. 

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's architectural character, vintage furniture, and colorful prints

This space has so much architectural character. The original floors have a deeper finish. You can really see the age of the floors, quite beautiful. You can only see a glimpse of the Living Room, but I can tell that it's a great one. I love the vintage blue swivel chair, and the dark brown console table. The tie dye curtains, bring some life to this space. The two prints in the foyer, set the mood of the space. They tie everything together. Do you like the space? You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do. 

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's Asian landscape wallpaper

Asian design is both intricate, and beautiful. It's unlike anything the western world has. This wallpaper not only pulls the space together, but it also tells a story. The soft, monochromatic color theme of the wallpaper works well the antique western furniture. Do you like the space? You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do. 

Room Spotlight: Asian Exotic Treasures

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I always love seeing spaces designed by people who do lots of traveling. These spaces are always infused with a certain energy, a creativity that has no bounds. This space designed by John Robshaw has so many wonderful pieces from around the globe. The Syrian table is breathtaking. The unique detailing at the base adds so much interest to Robshaw's New York City Dining Room. The chairs have a very classic English feel to them, but also a strong Eastern influence. The one piece however, that would change the look of the space significantly is the large art piece. It ties together the space into one Exotic, well-traveled Dining Room. Each piece in this space has its own voice and tells its own story. It's so important that each piece in a space has its own voice! Which piece is your favorite? The rug, chandelier, table, what is getting your juices excited? You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do.

Room Spotlight: Outdoor Living

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Spring is my favorite season. Flowers bloom and leaves come out of hiding! I have been spending quite a lot of time outside these past few weeks doing some gardening of my own. I was inspired by this pool deck, because of its very "indoor-like" look. Outdoor furniture can be quite bland, however, these pieces are anything but bland! I am a huge fan of the large scale standing lamp. It's nothing like I've seen before. The furniture has an Asian-inspired look. It sits lower to the ground and is made of natural materials. What do you love about this space? You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do.  

Space's I'm Loving: Part XI

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Why I Love This Space: I love that this beach home is not designed like a typical beach home

Interior designer Kelly Wearstler has done it again! A beautiful space, that screams glamour. This beach house is not designed like the typical home on the sea. Whenever you think beach house you think blue walls, glass, and nautical paintings. What Wearstler did in this space is magical. Wood, sand colored furniture, and bamboo lamp shades, are an elegant beach statement. This space feels like a cabin on a ship. The area rug looks soft like the sand. I wish this was my bedroom. You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do.

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's laid back elegance

This bedroom is designed like a classic New York City bedroom. Large windows, lots of photographs and minimal color make this space feel chic. I love the cork headboard, it's understated elegance. In a small space like this, a minimalist headboard, does not take away, but makes the space appear taller. The leopard print, gives some visual interest in the space. Without the print the space would be much more boring. Placing photographs on the floor, keeps things looking more laid back. You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do.

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's chandelier and vintage pieces

Hello Lindsey Adelman chandelier! This chandelier makes an incredible statement in this space. It ties the whole space together. I prefer placing Adelman's chandelier in space's with tall ceilings. Since the chandelier's are very large, placing them in a space with normal ceilings would overpower the space. I love the vintage table, chairs, placing them in this space, makes the room feel fresh. The area rug sort of reminds me of grass! You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do. 

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Why I Love This Space: I love this space's eclectic mix, it's a space of a traveler

This living area looks like it was designed by a person who loves traveling around the world. The space is eclectic, and each piece has its own style. The two arm chairs are of Asian influence, the paining has a Moroccan flair to it, and the wood bend in front of the doors looks like it's from Thailand. I love this mix. I only wish that the designer had added more furniture and accessories into the space. It's a space with so much potential, a little too minimal for me. You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do. 

Restaurant Design: EOS At The Viceroy Miami

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Located on the 15th floor of the Viceroy Miami, the EOS restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine. Designed by Kelly Wearstler, the EOS restaurant is bold, edgy and very glamorously designed. (ABOVE) I am a huge fan of these unique modern black dining chairs. They have a bit of an Asian flare and work beautifully with the other pieces Wearstler has used in the space. The columns are very simple and the black dining chairs mirror that simplicity. (BELOW 1) The floors feature a great black and white pattern, and are mirrored onto the ceiling. Normally, one would see floors like this and expect serious, classic design, however, Wearstler added orange dining chairs. These chairs add a pop of brilliant color to the space and have a great shape. (BELOW 2) I really like how Wearstler has brought yellow to this part of the restaurant. In the first photograph, yellow is used as cushions on the black modern dining chairs. Here, yellow is used for the booth, this unifies the space. In addition, the screens incorporate a brilliant pattern and the pillows on the orange chairs add a great touch of purple. You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do. 

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Moroccan Eclectic Home

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Rogier Vivier designer, Bruno Frisoni's, Tangier home was featured in Vogue. When I saw these photographs I was inspired! The way in which Frisoni was able to bring to light the beauty of Moroccan design, but also add a bit of contrast with 70s vintage furniture. One of the biggest highlights of the home are the stone floors. (ABOVE) I'm in love with the table in the entry way. The table looks like Cathedral ceiling vaults. Those hard lines are reflected onto the ceiling in an awesome pendant fixture. The drapes soften the stone archways. (BELOW 1) The fireplace is the focal piece in this sitting area. I love the modernity of the fireplace. The wood furniture pieces bring some warmth into the space. (BELOW 2) The light fixture and vase are incredible! The vase has a futuristic vibe to it. (BELOW 3) How gorgeous is this bathroom? I love the archway around the tub. The tub is also very unique, instead of being above ground, it's built below. Even the door is sweet, love the paint affect. (BELOW 4) This space is all about color! Love how color makes one feel. (BELOW 5) Here the furniture has a bit of an Asian vibe. I like how the pieces work together. What do you think of the home? If you want to see more photos, click on the this link to Vogue's website. You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do.

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Views Of The San Francisco Skyline

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Designed by architect Warren Callister, this 9,500 sq. ft. home is situated on Belvedere Island with unobstructed views of the San Francisco skyline. The home is the perfect example of classic luxury. I could see myself waking up in this home any day! (ABOVE) The home's manicured lawns are as breathtaking as the views. Despite the home's large size, the landscaping gives the home an intimate feel. The mansard roof was a great choice as it plays up the home's elegance. (BELOW 1) The home is perfect for one who loves views of the water and one who loves views of the city. The shrubs that are growing on the side of the cliff, soften the home. (BELOW 2) I love the two separate landscaped areas. By having the right side of the property elevated, one can enjoy unobstructed views of the skyline.  

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These pieces would look amazing if placed in this home. When choosing these pieces I was inspired by Asian influences and 70s glamour. Mixing styles in a space is always a great way to add a touch of surprise. The 1960s Italian Lucite Drum Chandelier is from Flessas Design. The chandelier is classic with a bit of edge. The 19th century Chinese chair is from Pagoda Red. I am a huge fan of the chair's lines. The vintage 20th century Moroccan rug is from Nazmiyal. The landscaping was my inspiration when choosing the rug. You can add as little or as much to your space as you want. Don't follow rules, just do.