Our favorite space in the new Domino? Decorator Fawn Galli's brownstone. Starting on page 130, the piece on Galli's home inspired us with the combination of color, exotic textiles and shiny surfaces. Home to her small family, we're always up for seeing kid-friendly yet glamorous spaces like this. Jump below for more photos and a link to a full online slideshow...
Fawn Galli's Family HomeDomino 04.08
Custom pink tweed fabric on Milo Baughman chairs. Mushroom Lamp from Wright Auction House (yay, Chicago!).
Lacquer, stone and mirror Bar/Media Cabinet by Julio Salcedo.
Combination dining room and library.
Modern wicker bed in a tropics inspired master bedroom.
Kids bedroom with headboard and bedskirt made from an Indian blanket.
Click here to view the entire online slideshow.
More to come from the April issue of Domino in the coming days...including this years "Domino 10", up and coming decorators. For those of you who have had a chance to check out the new issue already, feel free to share your impressions...
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I love how she personalized everything and used a variety of sources. Her home looks original and glam!
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i agree that she was the more eye catching of the group, but overall, i thought this the most uninteresting Domino issue ever. i ran through it once, then tried again and tossed it. there was absolutely nothing i wanted to savor. B O R I N G.
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That was also my favorite article in the magazine. I love the white with pops of color (but this is how my apartment is decorated...) The rest of the issue was so boring that I'm going to cancel my subscription after this year.
Drew Berrymore's space would have been more exciting except that every design website ran pics of it before I got my issue, which totally ruined it for me.
The article about organizing your purse was so bizarre - like I'm going to spend $200 on a keychain!
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I couldn't agree more with the other posters. The issue was dullsville, as were the previous two I've received. I'm considering myself lucky -- the subscription was a free promo from Amazon.
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This was totally the best part. In fact, that green chair has convinced me that I need to get a similar chair I have reupholstered in green velvet!
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Love that main room with the deer, especially the way the light shines through and illuminates the lime green curtains.
What is up with the birdcage bed, though? Do you really want to feel like a bird while you're sleeping? Are birds particularly good sleepers (or, uh, fornicators)? Sometimes you just need to give the animal fantasy a rest (literally).
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2lastnames: YES!!! darn websites aired the Drew Barrymore Domino issue before I got here in California. INCLUDING YOU AT!!
AT request: Please put SPOILER in the heading of those kind of spoiler posts. Urgghh!
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