This gorgeous space has been haunting me on Pinterest – every time I see it I fall in love all over again! Which is why it absolutely deserves a Room of the Week title, and a full tour! I think by this point we can safely say that I’m a traditional glamourist at heart when [...]
Most decor falls into a primarily feminine or masculine category, and while I’ve seen plenty of well-mixed spaces, none have been done quite like this… Curvy Corinthian columns welcome us to one of the sweetest living rooms this girl has ever laid her eyes on (PS, Julie from Chapman Interiors, here!). The columns are undoubtedly a [...]
Paige Elyse
Oh my…These are so beautiful, I can’t stop looking at them! Beautifully described, also. 
thelonelywifeproject Amazing interpretation! Love this mix of styles.
Colleen
Wow – such a gorgeous home. I’d like to live there!!
xo ~ Colleen
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eddieross
We love a Corinthian column! So much architectural drama. Thanks for the inspiration.
xo E J
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Caterine lovely!! I love your blog, it’s full of wonderful inspiration!
Caterine
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Gawgus things...
I love this colour scheme
aliceeliza Such a gorgeous home xoxo
ModernSauce Super fly yin/yang roundup, Julie!
It’s time for some fresh, fun glamour for this week’s Room of the Week! I’m totally swooning for these adjoining rooms and the way the bright pinks + patterns are playing off each other while traditional pieces and modern lines mix in seamlessly… Do you recognize the fabric on the sofa? It’s a fun little [...]
I’ve been skipping on my usual Thursday ‘Room of the Week’ feature lately, so apologies for those who look forward to it! It’s just that recently I’ve been posting so many rooms that I felt it a bit redundant. But, I’ve collected up some absolute stunners (in my book anyway) that require the coveted title. [...]
Anonymous That room is incredible looking but not very practical for cooking. Assuming there is a fridge in here, its too far from the sink which is far from the ovens which is awkwardly placed around the islands. Such an amazing space Im surprised it doesn’t have a better lay out. But I suppose if your home looks like this, you are probably eating at 3 Michelin starred restaurants everynight
Anonymous agreed! the islands are WAY too far from each other! i’m assuming it’s to keep the space in front of the fireplace open. i wish i could see the other side of the rom, which i assume (or rather, hope) would be cupboards and a fridge (or two), etc etc. but you’re probably right… if this is your kitchen you might not necessarily be cooking in it every night!
Anonymous It for sure fits the bill for glamor!! Gorgeous
Anonymous stunning. perfectly balanced. love it!
Anonymous What an incredible ceiling!! I love the details – impeccable!
Anonymous This is incredible. Some of the details remind me of an old apothecary. I work for this company called Designers Call in Santa Monica that is really good at taking rooms and redesigning them with fun mixes of modern and vintage like this, plus they are affordable.
This week’s room is one of my favorites… it’s been around for a while, as it was featured in THAT issue of Domino mag with the “For Like Ever” poster on the cover. (Does anyone else feel like that was a day in Domino history?) Anyhow – Suzanne over at Simply Magic featured this room [...]
Anonymous definitely agree about the modern touches. and the OCD in me is screaming to rearrange the room a bit so that it’s not so heavy around the fireplace.
but yes, i have this saved as one of my favorites too!
Anonymous what an elegant yet comfortable room. the couch is exquisite and those floors….wow….what a room, indeed.
Anonymous maybe the world marie antoinette of today is too much !! but i like it tough
Anonymous oh, i could while away weeks in this room. so perfect. as always.
Anonymous the OCD in me is screaming to rearrange the room a bit so that it’s not so heavy around the fireplace.
I have to say “ditto” to this comment. Even so, I love the vibe and style of the room.
Anonymous i think we all have a little OCD in us to create a better balance in the room – it is very heavy by the fireplace, but who knows what the other side looks like…? i’ll agree with both of you on that one!
Anonymous this is gorgeous….love the chaise…
Anonymous cool, just saw this! it’s erin fetherston’s home btw. i can’t even remember where i found it… but she’s got great style.. & she’s a fab clothing designer. how can you go wrong in a room with that architecture, seriously.
thanks for the shout out!
Anonymous I’ve always loved this room. And you are right. A great lucite table next to the day bed would be wonderful. After all, I would need somewhere to place my beverage of choice as I curl up on that oh-so-comfy daybed reading a good book (or magazine!).
Anonymous Still one of my fav. rooms–think it just may be that sophisticated and girly combination . . .
Anonymous Hello! Thanks for your comment on our blog about the Oly daybed, and holy cow…that pink day bed in your post is to DIE for! sigh.
Also, I do agree that the “For Like Ever” cover from Domino was a moment they have yet to repeat (sadly), I ordered that poster and have it hanging in my office right now. Love it! I’m adding you to our blog list, thanks for checking in with us! Kelie
Anonymous I think I have to agree- that is pretty much my DREAM room. 
Ahhh…
I’m fairly certain I found these two images separately… and I’m fairly certain that they’re from the same home! The hallway was featured in Desire to Inspire quite some time ago… … and if you look at the chair and the chandelier in the dining space, they look the same to me! Either way, I’m [...]
Anonymous I love this post! First time visiting looove your blog! The chandelier is gorgeous and I absolutely adore the black frames. I have been wanting to do this for so long
I’ve added you to my blog roll!
Have a great day!!!
Anonymous I love how fresh both these room look. Very inviting.
Anonymous How gorgeous is that first shot!!
~Kate
Anonymous thanks for visiting and adding me to your blog roll, teal chic!
Anonymous that top photo is SOOO perfect.
Anonymous I’m very impressed with your detective work, linking the 2 pics as the same house. Seriously–I bet you kicked but in that card game “Memory” as a kid.
Anonymous I totally agree that the photos must be of the same place. The hallway is totally WOW. Very bright and area with very neat architectural details. Love the shiny surface of the floor as well. Great find!
I started this post yesterday… and realized that I couldn’t find a single room that was truly inspiring me to post. How depressing! So I’ve ended up with two rooms by Jay Jeffers (he’s always my fallback!) that I wanted to put out there… Alright, now, class. What can you tell me about these two [...]
Anonymous The 2nd photo is beautiful. I couldn’t agree more about the 1st photo, too much in one space for me. The bedroom is serene and pretty!
Anonymous I do love the top photo, it looks so warm and cozy and the pattern drapes are stunning! It also makes me want to play scrabble for some reason
Anonymous i love the bottom picture!!!im moving to a new house soon and this is what i had in mind for the guest room..well,not exactly but the colour scheme..the concept are very similar..and wow!!the 2 stools (or whatever is the correct name for it) are absolutely beautiful!i want the bed for my room!!this room has a ‘calming effect’..
Anonymous Both are beautiful rooms. I’d have to pick the top room only because the light pattern on the wall would drive me nuts. I need symetry
life is in the details. style accordingly.
Cassandra- I love, love, love this space (as I pin each photo). It might be a guy thing. I swear there must be something in the water in Spain, because this is the second Spanish designers I’ve come across with an incredible design aesthetic. Thanks for introducing me to Pablo Paniagua.
Do you know the manufacturer of the rug? Thanks!
You’re right about the overstyling, it definitely needs a little breathing room throughout. Wow to that ceiling height, those windows and that raspberry couch!
I love this room, I blogged about it a couple weeks ago. I think I mainly love color palette. I definitely agree it could use some paring down in the accessories department but I forgive it since I love the rug so much.
oh wow, the color of that couch is incredible!
I count eleven tables and not one with enough room to comfortably host a cocktail! Definitely over styled. That said, I love the detail of the yellow back on some of the neutral pillows.
YUM!
Wow, absolutely stunning.
I agree. The “idea” of the room is great, the unusual sofa, the pops of plum and raspberry but the execution is way overdone.
I think this space is really beautiful — especially the colors. But my eye is going every which way, trying to find something to focus on! I do think a little simplifying could go a long way in this space as it seems just a tad overdone. Still, lots of gorgeous elements goin’ on in here!
I think I could handle the room – I’m just not sure everything would ever get back or stay in it’s place though. It’d be that room I just go stand in to feel fantastic.
Memoirs & Mochas
Since I’m “all about curves” (arches, spheres, etc.) the geometrics give me pause…you could do “wonders” with it though…. franki
Loving all the geometry & the symmetry of the space.And yes, the architectural details doesn’t hurt at all!
Pretty sure I’d chuck out everything in front of the windows and sit in that raspberry sofa staring at the ocean all day.
The balance, scale and contrast are all perfect. Now it will haunt me, too, Cassandra! Thanks for sharing.
xo
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