1. Handpainted silk wallpaper mural from de Gournay sets the tone for drama in the dining area. A gold background and wall sized tree may not be for the decor-timid but it is a visual statement that you simply can't ignore and makes for an unforgettable space. The hide rug and black tulip chairs keep the theatricality turned up high, as does the huge framed mirror and vintage style chandelier.
2. Black walls, mirrored details and silver lacquered furniture along with tufted white leather adds a boutique hotel look to the bedroom. It's got a definite movie vibe; a contemporary update on a silver screen era boudoir.
3. A big allover paisley pattern with matching window treatments makes for a seamless statement in the family room. The wallpaper is from Cole & Son and the tapestry on the ottoman is Paul Smith. It's a non-serious look for a room that was made for relaxing, but that no one would call low-key.
Room designs by Anne Coyle, featured in CS Interiors, page 70-76 of the Digital Edition.
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Eh. Not for me. Too much going on. But I love that tree mural.
We painted trees on a wall in our living room- love it!
Dramatic is right! Love it
2 and 3 respectively look too 80s and 60s to me (I'm pretty sure 2 must be Gordon Gekko's bedroom), but I love the tree wallpaper. Particularly with the gold tone of the walls, it has a very romantic, art nouveau feel.
That family room? I'm wiping the drool off my keyboard! Now that's a room for me!
Definitely bold! Love these as they are so unexpected and unusual. Agree with the above poster who noted that 60s feel - which I know some people love.
I love the dining room, the other two not so much.
Her style is absolutely 100% to my taste. The bedroom is my favorite and in fact is very close to the direction I'm heading in with my own bedroom. The floor to ceiling curtains make the room look really tall (a nice touch).
Murals are a great way to add drama and focus to a room that has no natural focal points such as a good view or a fireplace.
Love the mural. The rest, not so much.
must know more about egg lamp.
I wish the tree was black or the chairs were espresso in that dining room.
The fact that the buffet and the table don't match each other, or the chairs, and none of them match the tone of the walls or the tree bug me. I guess I'm weird.
I like the concept though, of that room.