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34 Buddhas in Decor

I still haven’t tried yoga. Too peaceful. I did however just sign up for a modern dance class at Boston University. The teacher is amazing, and I’m trying my best to blend with the thirty plus twenty-year-old girls (and boy). Anyway, yoga and prancing aside, I do appreciate the serenity of a Buddha. When I lived in NYC, the Buddha room at the Met Museum was one of my favorite places for decompressing. Buddha heads (ad sometimes bodies) are popular adornments in homes in search of zen.

Photographer Francis Smith

Antonio Martins

Bolig Magasinet

Christopher Noto in Architectural Digest

via Desire to Inspire

Photographer Joe Schmelzer

unidentified   |   Photographer Kelly Ishikawa

Kelly Behun

David Kaplan   |   Cobbold Du Pont

via Desire to Inspire

Coburn Architecture

via Decoration Empire

Photographer Julien Oppenheim   |  Domino

via Design Attractor   |   via Desire to Inspire

Madeleine Weinrib in Elle Decor   |   Thad Hayes

Antonio Martins

Skona Hem   |   White Webb

Dovecote boutique in Westport, CT

unidentified

Skona Hem

Donna Karan

via Desire to Inspire

Fawn Galli   |   Walter Studio

Liz Levin

Photographer Ellen McDermott   |   Ken Fulk

Piper Perabo’s house by Garance Dore

Go Shopping: Get the Look: Buddhas

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Montage: 65 Palm Beach Style Rooms

With summer not far away, it’s no surprise I’ve got color on my mind. Not that I’ll ever go all out in my own house, but I definitely admire the mix of brights that designers employ in rooms with WASP style. The color, the prints, the faux bamboo, the ornate mirrors, the ugly porcelain frogs. It’s all a whirl of fun. Last month I put together two Palm Beach primers for The Inside SourcePart 1 focused on the work of designers Ellen Hamilton, Annsley McAleer, and Angie Hranowsky; Part 2 on Amanda Nisbet and Palmer Weiss. Here are more rooms with a Palm Beach aesthetic.

Mary McDonald

Making It Lovely blog

Hamilton Design

Hamilton Design

Elle Decor

Healing Barsanti

Coddington Design

Gary McBournie in House Beautiful

Made by Girl blog

Elements of Style blog

Markham Roberts

Nancy Serafini

SHH

Jonathan Adler

Jonathan Adler

Celerie Kemble

Celerie Kemble

Clockwise: Ken Fulk; Absolutely Beautiful Things blog; Angie Hranowsky: John Loecke

Clockwise: Peter Dunham; Palmer Weiss; Angie Hranowsky; Ellen Hamilton

David Hicks                                              Amanda Nisbet

Amanda Nisbet                                                    Ellen Hamilton

Miles Redd in Domino                                                  Ellen Hamilton

Clockwise: Kimberly Ayres via Habitually Chic; Tom Stringer in House Beautiful; unidentified; Katie Riddier

Clockwise: Steven Gambrel; photographer Joanna Moorehouse; John Loecke; Steven Gambrel

Clockwise: Jonathan Rosen; CC Interiors; John Loecke; Renzo Mongiardino for Lee Radziwell

Clockwise: Turquoise; Lynn Morgan; via Made by Girl; photographer Graham Atkins-Hughes

Clockwise: Steven Gambrel; photographer Joanna Moorehouse; John Loecke; Steven Gambrel

John Loecke                                                            Jonathan Adler

Palmer Weiss                                                           Jonathan Adler

John Loecke                                                   Jonathan Adler

Celerie Kemble                                                        John Loecke

Moises Esquenaz                                            Canadian House & Home

Sara Gilbane                                                      Jonathan Adler

Domino                                                                Domino

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Montage: 33 Vintage Suitcase Stacks

I’m really not a dusty old suitcase kind of gal. But last month I was at designer Jeff Osborne’s South End loft (I’ll blog about it later this week), where I realized I must acknowledge the allure of vintage Vuitton. (His Vuitton is the second photo down.) While I won’t be procuring any of these pricey pieces (or their poor un-provenanced cousins), I certainly recognize a trend when I see one. I recently wrote “Trendlet Alert: Well-Traveled Luggage” for The Inside Source. Here’s an expanded montage.

Photographer Erik Johnson

Photographer Josh Kuchinsky                           Photographer Max Attenborough

Apartment Therapy                                      Ken Fulk in House Beautiful

Light Locations

San Francisco Gate

Point Click Home via Apartment Therapy

Terramia                                                                    Ferm Living

Anthropologie

Apartment Therapy

Daryl Carter

San Francisco Gate

Just Something I Made blog                                                 Pottery Barn


Design*Sponge                                            The Neotraditionalist blog

Clockwise: via Nibs blog  |  via Nibs blog  |  Flickr-Veronica TM  |  Country Living

Clockwise: Anthropologie | Country Living | via My Sparrow blog | Better Homes & Gardens

via Heidi’s Diary blog                                             Better Homes & Gardens

Anthropology, Boston

Loveology blog                                          Photographer Anna G. Tufvesson

Celerie Kemble

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Montage: X-Stools

As I may have mentioned, I’m in the midst of redecorating my bedroom and the room formerly known as the playroom. (Once kids are 8 they don’t need toys anymore, right?) This weekend the floors on our the main level are being refinished. The paint colors are chosen and the main pieces of furniture ordered. There are even a few key accessories waiting patiently to be placed. But I still need a couple of medium-sized items, like side tables and poufs or ottomans. I snagged three microsuede storage cubes at Target for $17.99 last week, in my exact colors (turquoise, violet, chartreuse).  Super cute and totally cheap. (Plus, the Star Wars costumes all fit inside one. Take that Vader.) To accompany the bedroom sofa, I’m debating between two of the same cubes in charcoal, a metallic silver leather pouf, or two X-stools covered in crisp white cotton duck, just like the sofa. An X-stool is incredibly practical  – it’s an extra seat, an ottoman, or topped with a tray, a side table. It’s also one of the earliest forms of furniture. In addition to its versatility and portability, I love its symmetry. It works in pretty much every room, and never fails to look great, and sometimes even pulls together an otherwise faltering space. Have a look at these rooms to see what I mean.

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Photos: Tripod Agency; House Beautiful; Pamplemousse; I On Design; Greg Natale Design; Michael Cebula; Meg Braff; Nate Berkus; Jessica Lagrange Interiors in Traditional Home; Reed Krakoff in Elle Decor; photographer Mark Lund; S.R. Gambrel; Emily Summer Design Associates; Jonathan Adler; Amanda Nisbet; unidentified; photographer Peter Vitale; Moris Moreno Photography; Ken Fulk; Moris Moreno Photography; David Lawrence in House Beautiful; Domino; Kwinter & Co.; Domino; Frank Roop; Scott Currie in Elle Decor; Janine Carendi of Area; Lori Graham; Reed Krakoff; Kara Mann Design; Point Click Home; Walker-Warner Architects; Pamplemousse; Paul Whicheloe; Marshall Watson in House Beautiful; House Beautiful; Todd Romano; Janine Carendi of Area; Billy Joel’s home in Domino; Domino; David Jiminez; Elle Decor; Cookie; Apartment Therapy; Charles de Lisle Workshop; Nicole Hollis.

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Montage: Globes

Today’s the first day of school for my kids. In honor of students all around, I present you lots and lots of globes. Try one in your kids’ room, the family room, or study. You’ll be amazed what you can all learn just by spinning and scanning…

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Photos: Desire to Inspire; Apartment Therapy; Flickr-lutterlagkage; Flickr-my tiny robot heart; Apartment Therapy; Desire to Inspire; Flickr-sweetjessie; photographer Lisa Cohen; Skona Hem; Apartment Therapy NYC; photographer Angus Fergusson; Flickr-melt; Flickr-aoneko; photographer Ellen McDermott; Ken Fulk in House Beautiful; Sixx Design; Partners & Spade; Design Sponge; Flickr-beetrix; Lucas Studio; Light Locations: Domino; unidentified; Flickr-mayalu; Moises Esquenaz.

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