while tearing down tiles in the former bathroom, a rustic concrete wall was exposed and is now the anchor to a lovely dining room!
to DIE for double patio doors - let the light in!
The contrast is extreme with sharp metal & nail head coffee tables, metal framed windows and the softness of a white sofas.
a sliding barn door paired with a metal track combine the rustic and industrial seamlessly
a mirror backed bookcase give the room depth in an unassuming way
Above is the fantastic office space Amy uses for her online invitation & greetings company, Cocodot. If you are a card and invitation lover like me you will want to ck out this site, it is a great way to personalize stationary in a "do it yourself" kind of way!(images from House Beautiful)
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I love old rustic French walls - a texture that would seem almost impossible to recreate.
And I love mismatched frames and dishes.
And I love natural light.
Great post!
I so wish I had place in my home for all the chairs that I love. These painted white are great. Love the art wall behind those beautiful doors.
love the office and study!! gorgeous!! once again, gorgeous photos dear! :) have a fabulous weekend! :)
I love all of it. It's so fresh and feminine with nary an ounce of twee :)
The sliding barn door is great. I am using a barn door for the bathroom door in the new room (which I really need to strip and weather like NOW). I would love to put it on a slide like this. hmmm.
I am so in love with this project I tore out the whole article and put it in a new folder! Divine.
Those metal and nailhead coffee tables are the industrial I love. They aren't just sleek, but have texture. I could see them in my living room with my oriental rug and classical motif fireplace. Yes!
mmmm, these spaces are deeeelicious!
so happy to read all of these comments on my home...THANK YOU for the lovely post. xAmy Neunsinger
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