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March 23, 2010 · 1:06 am

Montage: 45 Striped Rooms

Years ago, one summer weekend when I opted to stay in the City over the Hamptons, I got really ambitious, and painted my little bathroom on East 87th Street with soft green and white stripes. Well, it was already white, so I only painted the green. Only? I measured, taped, painted, painted again, waited for it to dry, and peeled. Done before the boyfriend arrived back on Sunday night. I don’t remember what he thought, I guess it was fine, but I remember that someone else described it as looking like a candy store. I suppose, depending on what you keep in your medicine chest that could be accurate…

Photos: House & Home; Better Homes & Gardens; photographer Graham Atkins-Hughes; Skona Hem; VT Wonen; Pappas Miron; Skona Hem; Shelton, Mindel & Associates; unidentified; Alwill Architecture; unidentified; Amanda Nisbet; Country Living; Boundary Hotel in London; Commune Design; Amanda Nisbet; Lonny Magazine; Jenna Lyons in Living Etc.; M. Design; Mary McDonald in Domino; Eric Roseff; Domino; Kishani Perera; Frank Roop; unidentified; Elle Décor; Nathalie Vingot Mei; unidentified; Byblos Art Hotel Villa Amista; Burnham Design; Eric Roseff; Julie Richard; Meg Braff; photographer François Halard; photographer Carolyn Barber; Re-Nest; unidentified; Wendy Blount; Terrat Elms; Markham Roberts; Apartment Therapy; Isolee; Forms of Design; Southern Living, Angie Hranowsky.

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Tagged as Alwill Architecture, Amanda Nisbet, Angie Hranowsky, Burnham Design, Carolyn Barber, Eric Roseff, Forms of Design, François Halard, Frank Roop, Graham Atkins-Hughes, Isolee, Julie Richard, M. Design, Markham Roberts, Mary McDonald, Meg Braff, Mindel & Associates, Nathalie Vingot Mei, Pappas Miron, Shelton, striped rooms, striped walls, stripes, Terrat Elms, Wendy Blount

April 15, 2009 · 3:51 am

Montage: Sweet Dreams in Pink Bedrooms

This weekend we had friends over for brunch. Their totally adorable two-year-old daughter, Eden, was wearing a myriad of pink patterned clothing. Her style worked – it was cute, not cloying. I often wonder what it would have been like had I had a girl instead of two total boys. When I see gaggles of little girls, all clad in pink this and that, the whole effect can get annoying. But sometimes, pink has its place. In honor of girls everywhere, let’s look at bedrooms decorated in pink.

Photos: Marie Claire Maison; Living Etc.; Oak Management; Domino; Domino; Domino; Jonathan Adler; Domino; Gamota residence; Jennifer Flanders; Jennifer Flanders; Living Etc.; House Beautiful; Domino; stylist Heather Cameron; Flickr-*Ximena Escobar; Katrin Cargill; unidentified source: Phillip Gorrivan; Shelton, Mindel & Associates; Alessandra Branca; Palmer Weiss; stylist Selina Lake.