well. HAPPY NEW year!
and, merry christmas.
i know, i know. i did it again. i took a crazy long break from my blog. but sometimes i just need to disconnect. its good for me. and i don't every want this blog to be a place where i sell you stuff i don't care about, and post a bunch of pictures just to have a post up.
it's not me.
want to know what IS me?
mixing super affordable stuff with just the right amount of more expensive stuff to get an eclectic, layered room that reflects the personality of whoever lives in the home.
i wanted to start the new year by sharing a few pages for a full room design that i worked on for a friend and client. as with many clients that i work with, my friend is on a budget, and wanted a plan that would allow her to work on the rooms in stages.
one awesome thing about this client is that she is totally on board for a splurge on designer fabric, which, in my opinion, can quickly elevate a room from "nice" to "fabulous".
here is the plan i came up with for her kitchen and breakfast room:
the floor plan, showing the enlarged island and new cabinetry in the dining area.
i also drew up a very basic model for the new island, which will include a microwave, pull out trash can, seating, and pantry storage.
thanks for hanging in there with me! i know i don't post a ton, but when i do, i hope you find the content meaningful and inspiring.
have a happy, happy monday!
Gorgeous! I really love the brass hardware ... what company is it from?
ReplyDeletetwo of the pulls are from anthropologie, and one is from house of antique hardware. :) autumn
Deleteyou had me at the green linen drapes. love that inspiration room. there was a house for sale in our neighborhood who recreated that same dining room and as I looked at the pics each room was a copy of one i'd seen on pinterest....the owner was obviously a blog stalker like me :) if I can find it i'll send you a link.
ReplyDeleteisn't is funny how when you are exposed to design, you tend to really NOTICE things...including when someone is doing their town version of a room you have seen before? :)
Deletefound the house Autumn! put it on my blog today :)
DeleteGreat plan Autumn. Don't worry about not posting much. I love following you because like you said each post is meaningful. I have stopped following many blogs because of too many sponsored posts. Yours is always inspiring and worthwhile!
ReplyDeletewell, thanks! for real. i appreciate it. i am the same way...i cannot follow certain people (even on instagram!) because i feel like all they do is SELL. thanks for sticking around. i promise not to become famous and super popular and sell my soul to the retail devil. ;) ha! ha!
DeleteBeautiful plan and I love the pops of kelly green with the marble backsplash, brass accents, and gray/taupe paint! Would you share the paint colors for the cabinets and the walls......the the fabulous fabrics??
ReplyDeletethe grey is amherst gray, the wall color is winds breath, both by benjamin moore. the fabrics are from hable construction. :)
DeleteThanks Autumn! I'd never heard of Hable Construction - love the website.....fun to learn about new products - or least "new to me"!
DeleteAnd we might actually GET IT DONE THIS YEAR!!
ReplyDeleteShopping for the stove now. ;) Happy New Year, Friend.
yay!! 2015 is already off to a fantastic start. can't wait. its completion might necessitate a visit to ohio. :)
DeleteI'm working on a kitchen re-do for a client with touches of green too. I think green gray and white is so fresh and current. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteWhere in the world did you find that kitchen table? Please share!
ReplyDeletePlease think strongly before you buy a settee..it is so incredibly annoying for people to sit on if someone has to get up or come back and sit down. Go to a store that has a display and try it out with 2 people.. have to move it..sit down together..move it toward table together.. It is so impractical !! Try one before you buy one. It also has huge potential to scratch the floor! DON'T DO IT!!! Looks good in pictures..it ends there!!
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