Posts Tagged ‘chandelier’

David Kaplan is the designer behind this beautiful home of blues and pinks:

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This beautiful light blue living room is decorated very subtly paying close attention to pattern, texture and dimension.

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I think this color palette is absolutely fantastic. The colors really play off of each other. Bright, but toned down.

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Take a look at the different chairs on this room. Very sculptural.

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David mixes a lot of metals and metal colors in this room. Just look at the coffee table with the gold picture frames. I really like how he painted the whole mantel the same color as the walls, and used a slightly deeper tone on the molding.

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The dining area is the same wall color, it might possibly be an open plan solution with the living room. Even the window frames are blue. The black dining table is very visually heavy (and probably physically heavy too), but perfectly balanced out by very light feminine chairs and beautiful flowers and chandelier.

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In open plan solutions I often notice wall paneling is used to define the living room, like in this one.

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Beautiful dresser.

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An accent wall in a stairway. Great idea to add some color and depth!

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Lets take a look at Kensington House in London, designed by SHH Architects & Designers. This is an award-winning six storey building, with a color palette based on creams and off-white:

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The living area is huge, divided into a lot of smaller spaces. My favorite feature is the ultra thin white curtains . I love the fact that they cover not only the window, but the entire wall. See how it softens everything up, eliminating any sharp borders and lines, and softening the natural light.

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There are differently shaped sofas and recliners, with the common factor being color and soft “flowing” shapes. The round smoky glass top table is seen throughout the huge room,  in both coffee- and side table versions.

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Classic crystal chandeliers is modernized with smoky plexi glass cylinders. Nice!

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Jaw-dropping gorgeousness.

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The master bedroom is all-white too, with the largest white headboard I have ever seen!

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A single spotlight in the ceiling lights up the mirrored desk. Check out the multiple chandeliers.

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Beautiful chairs too..

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Detailed view of the chandelier. If you look closely, it is not a whole chandelier, but individual pieces mounted in the ceiling, constituting a whole chandelier!

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Read more about this divine design on Adelto and see more images on the architect- and design firm SSH’s website here! This is a must-click!

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This spectacular dining room is designed by Bunny Williams. I love the femininity of this room, and I’m not talking about the peachy pink walls! The voluptuous circular lines

Take a look at this multi patterned dining room designed by Sherrill Canet. This room is breaking just about all the rules of pattern combination, and it works surprisingly well!

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Small, high contrast pattern on both walls and floor. Zebra mirror frame over the fireplace, and pattern-paintings on the wall! The room is accented with yellow, and even the ceiling got that note.

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Same room with different chairs. I love this horn dining table. Impressing!

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You can see these and more designs on Sherrill Canet’s website here!

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Lets take a look at some beautiful designs by Mark English Architects:

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Modern bedroom in white and greige, with built-in lights. Love how the white ruffled sheets softens up this clean lined room.

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White kitchen with a raw wooden dining table and a glass ball chandelier. Contrast.

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The kitchen is white and simple with black counter tops. Lots of brushed steel here too.

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A large round dining table for nine.

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This bathroom is very artistic. Wall mounted toilet and bidet.

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This bathroom floor is a mix of pearl mosaic tiles and beautifully cut wood.

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Two-story bathroom floor!

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The bathroom sink.

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See more designs by Mark English Architecture here.

Gorgeous dining area by Maribel at Decorpad:

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A perfect shade of greige is made even more perfect with a crisp white! The disco style mirror is HOT! You can get two related mosaic style mirrors from here and here.

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Love the dark wood contrast with the tan and white. Beautiful classic cream colored chairs and a cute chandelier!

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Click either pic to find out what color Maribel used on her dining area!

Greige is the wonderful combination of grey and beige. A good shade of greige is the perfect backdrop for a modern home, as it had the quality of warmth and cleanness all in one. Check this out:

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Beautiful linen curtains and tablecloth in a warm grey-beige tone. Pretty lilacs adds a splash of color to this room.

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Warm and clean gerige on the wall, wouldn’t you agree? The rust-red is a real spicer!

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Greige linen curtains calms this sunny yellow living room.

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The raw stone feature wall in this rustic bathroom is contrasted with the soft and calm qualities of greige.

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Do you like gerige?

This is one of the most beautiful homes I have ever seen! It is a waterfront home with a coastal theme. The color palette is based on a soft beige and crisp white, with different accent color separating the rooms.

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This living room is gorgeous! One white sofa, one blue and two beige recliners, all pulled together with same color theme cushions!

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Tall gorgeous windows. Open plan. The blinds fits in perfectly.

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In there is the master bedroom. This is the entry.

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Light and bright kitchen.

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Second view of kitchen dining area.

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Master bedroom in beige, white and green. Perfect.

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Master Bathroom in light blue and white.

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One of two guest bedrooms.

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Even the laundry room looks great!

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The entry. What a gorgeous art deco glass door!

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If you like what you see here, go check out this site, where you can view lots more pictures from this home, and if you really really like what you see, you can even BUY IT!!

So, what do you think of this?

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Bet it’s beautiful in real life, but would you hang it over your dining table? Would it be out of place? This may be more of a corner-hanger, lol.

This dining room is hot! Do you like it?