Love Susan's choice of a glass railing to keep the views open.
Braid trims out the room and an antiqued mirror door is covered in fabric adorned by a P.E. Gueirin acrylic door handle.
Here's a behind the scene of how these walls were created by Jeff Ragland of Holtz. The custom shelves are painted in Pickle No. 37, part of her custom color line for Fine Paints of Europe.
WOW, that is stunning!! I love it!! they did an amazing job with the finish would love a master bath done in that.
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Karolyn
The Relished Roost
This is sooo pretty! The wow factor & the attention to detail is just beautiful. Love the pattern of the floor duplicated in the casing & that green - perfect! That man is a master!
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Have a great weekend!
XO
Stunning, Michele! So unusual and beautiful. There truly are some talented artists out there.
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Happy Friday.
Teresa
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WOW...that blew me away....how gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLots of eye candy here. Thanks for sharing these lively shots.
ReplyDeleteNow that is super chic!! Very, very creative. I like, I like! Don't think I've seen anything like it.
ReplyDeleteI just pinned the heck out of this post - those walls! Those BOOKCASES!!! The walls are a tad reminiscent of Kelly Wearstler, although hers would be real agate. I like the idea of a painted look that doesn't cost more than most homes :)
ReplyDeleteOH, this is gorgeous. LOve the craftsmanship.The shelves are stunning!
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I love everything about this designer. The freshness and airy feel when using browns is beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteThe shade of green is also wonderful
Helen
Wow, all I can say is WOW. I love to see how Holtz was faux painting...so awesome. Love that custom curio bookcase.
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Powellbrowerhome.com
The Hallway and bookshelves are divine...
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ReplyDeletethis is so gorgeous it takes my breath away!
love it.
thank you for sharing it.
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Michele how incredible! Very find craftsmanship. the walls and floor; those green shelves. OMG!
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Karena
Art by Karena
wow indeed!
ReplyDeleteJust goes to show you how you can make even the smallest, most insignificant space the showstopper. A-ma-zing. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteJust goes to show you how you can make even the smallest, most insignificant space the showstopper. A-ma-zing. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBrave choices and obviously a lot of faith in their designer. I am always impressed by such leaps of faith.
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Thanks for sharing this gorgeous space! I have been feeling just a little bit bored by the sameness of even beautiful interiors lately. This absolutely wowed me!!
ReplyDeleteI went to see this a few weeks ago, and her space was by far my favorite! There were so many beautiful surfaces that I just had to touch -- the wall, the laquered bookcases, the curtains woven with raffia, and a gorgeous glass stair railing. I would've reached out to touch the chandelier if I was tall enough! It was all marvelous!
ReplyDeleteSaw this in person and let me tell you, its amazing!
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