Decorology

Category: slipcovers

  • Farmhouse inspiration: A charming upstate farm retreat

    Farmhouse inspiration: A charming upstate farm retreat

    Farmhouse Inspiration

    It’s a dream of all (admit it, all) NYC dwellers to have a country retreat. Kathryn Windley was no exception to the rule. She was tired of her grueling hours as an art director for a Manhattan ad agencies, and was recently divorced. She added a new twist to the New Yorker turned farmer by actually marrying the realtor who found her the property a few years later on the 20-acre grounds!

    This living room is kept bright and cheery by the white upholstery and brightly striped rug.

    In NYC, unless you pay for a separate studio, on never has space in their apartment for a studio.
    One day I hope to have the space to paint and draw again.

     

     

    The barn is actually a garage they designed to look like a barn.

    I adore this kitchen, and Kathryn claims the farmhouse sink is what sold her on the property.  The runner was a once a damaged full-sized carpet she had cut and bound to fit the kitchen.

    What do you think?

    Read the full story and see more at Country Living

  • Inspiring white interiors

    Inspiring white interiors

    Used to be the pages of Decorology was always bursting with images of white interiors. While I still and probably will always love white interiors, my love of color has blossomed over time.  Nonetheless, I thought it would still be nice to pay homage to my first love, white interiors. Enjoy!

     2 images above via Sweet Home Styles

    This would be such a nice bedroom for guests or a vacation home.

    So pretty but with a pup and perpetually muddy backyard this white floor would always be covered in paw prints!

    3 images above via Trad Home

    via unknown

    If I thought our current home was our forever home I would probably paint the cabinets white – because white kitchens are by far my favorite!

    via BHG

  • Dreaming of our new home – what is on my inspiration board

    Dreaming of our new home – what is on my inspiration board

    Our settlement is getting close!  May 28th and I am getting really excited!  Here is the direction I think I’d like to go in with our space:

    You know I’m all about a white kitchen!

    That backsplash and that counter…swoon

    I’ve always loved this photo.

    My dream dining table and chairs! This is from the Washington School House Hotel.

    I’m not always a fan of chalkboard walls, but they’re prettier than white boards, and it might be a good way to really keep on top of my project milestones for the week.

    1-3, 6 via BHG 4, 5. via Elements of Style 

  • A charming upstate farm retreat

    A charming upstate farm retreat

    It’s a dream of all (admit it, all) NYC dwellers to have a country retreat. Kathryn Windley was no exception to the rule. She was tired of her grueling hours as an art director for a Manhattan ad agencies, and was recently divorced. She added a new twist to the New Yorker turned farmer by actually marrying the realtor who found her the property a few years later on the 20-acre grounds!

    This living room is kept bright and cheery by the white upholstery and brightly striped rug.

    In NYC, unless you pay for a separate studio, on never has space in their apartment for a studio.
    One day I hope to have the space to paint and draw again.

    The barn is actually a garage they designed to look like a barn.

    I adore this kitchen, and Kathryn claims the farmhouse sink is what sold her on the property.  The runner was a once a damaged full-sized carpet she had cut and bound to fit the kitchen.

    What do you think?

    Read the full story and see more at Country Living

  • A peak inside the home of Shabby Chic’s Rachel Ashwell

    A peak inside the home of Shabby Chic’s Rachel Ashwell

    In the Aug/Sep 2010 issue of Lonny Mag they gave us a sneak peak of Ashwell’s London flat. The flat came furnished and she kept all the furniture, just converting it to her needs as opposed to buying new furniture.


    I think that coffee table is an old door!


    I want that rug…


    Rachel’s decorating rules. (click on the image for a bigger view)

    From her new store in London

    So…I’m a little embarrassed to admit that I did not know until I read the article that Shabby Chic filed for bankruptcy in 2009. Since then, Rachel has come back with products that address the new style of cleaner lines and less “fluff,” as opposed to the chintz and flowy slipcovers she’s famous for. What do you think? Do you think Rachel can adapt to the changing times with her new line? Were you sad to see Shabby Chic go or were you over it??

    via Lonny Mag