Hip, layered and fearless, Eddie Ross's design for Elle Decor's entry in the Big Window Challenge is a joyful celebration of the power of a room to make you feel happy and optimistic! Why play it safe when you can envelop a room in a vibrant blue splattered print and ground it with beautiful blue ceilings, moldings and faux bois floors. Echoing Elle Decor's panache for classic design with signature flair, Eddie's elegant room would be the perfect backdrop for a lively cocktail party or a quiet night at home.
Clean lined, upholstered furniture balance curved, vintage pieces that are warmed up with gilded bronze metal finishes. Love, love the chandelier.
Shoes off + a pile of magazines + a blanket = Eddie's got my number!
The room is filled with original twists - check out these oversized pink patterned oval pillows.If you read this blog, you know I'm a big fan of Eddie Ross. I'm also a big fan of this room and hope you'll take the time to check out Bloomingdale's Big Window Challenge HERE and cast your vote. You can vote through January 28th. Hope you'll join me in voting for the Eddie Ross room!
Images above: Addie Juell (via La Dolce Vita)
Image source Kristy May
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10 comments:
Eddie has my vote too!
xo,
cristin
Thank you so much! This means the world to jaithan and me! it is so AMAZING the greart friend you can make from blogging! xoxo
Eddie + Jaithan
Don't you just love Eddie Ross? He knocked himself out with this one. Hope you are well and have a great weekend. So glad to have met you through world of blog!
Edit,edit,edit.Less would have been more in this case. All three rooms leave alot to be desired
Oh YES! I was so happy to see another post about this today! He surely takes the cake:) his room is gorgeous and the details are stunning.
Eddie Ross is great....I love these pictures! Inspiring!
Jen Ramos
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I still have four Italian balloon-back chairs I bought at Bloomingdale's in 1989. I should have bought French chairs that year, being the bicentennial of the revolution that freed the Marquis de Sade from the Bastille. They always had some great vignettes on the furniture floor... I remember a desk in a minimalist but antique punctuated bachelor pad had an open journal with the penned entry "Nathalie is gone". I subsequently lived that one myself... life imitates art. I will cast my vote for this artful window.
this is just another great example of his big, big, big talent!!!
x
This room is so bold, I love it!
I'm also so impressed with the sway that certain design blogs seem to have on this contest. I noticed votes sky-rocketed for Eddie as soon as a few key blogs mentioned his room. Blogs are powerful!
Eddie rocks, I need to do a post for him so he can win and then get a set designer job for a tv or film! All eyes on Eddie + J.
they rock!
pve
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