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Can you believe that this artistic white dining room is in a 1930’s hunting lodge in Connecticut?
The chairs are a nod to the residence’s past.
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The bedroom is also modern and white.
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A beautiful, artsy loft in Amsterdam. Notice the bedroom behind the curtains? You can see a larger view by clicking the image.
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The painted headboard is such a pretty substitution for a headboard.
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The two above are from a Spanish farmhouse. The dining chairs are actually all different, but being the same color unifies them.
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I really like the pairing here of fancy wallpaper and clean-lined, rustic furniture.
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The concept for the images of the townhouse (3 images above) was “Victorian Jetsons.” The home is Victorian, but the couple had an extensive modern art and furniture collection. I think Uxus did a great job at fusing the two styles. I especially like the use of wallpaper throughout the rooms.
Like what you see? Go to Uxus to see/read more.