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Kate Horsman creates a beachside mood in her condo.
The fashion stylist and Bullet with Butterfly Wings blogger was inspired by her passion for surfing when it pertained to decorating her coastal home. A soft palette of whites and creams, translucent materials and natural textures lend an airy, sun-bleached look. In the dining room, a weathered wood table and shell chandelier give a nod to nature. modern chairs and a silver branch sculpture strike a glamorous note.
See a lot more nature-inspired decoration in our photo gallery.
Photographer: Janis Nicolay
Source: house & home September 2012 issue
Products: Table, Union wood & supply Company; chandelier, Roost; tree, Peridot; artwork by Patricia Larsen.
Vancouver artist Patricia Larsen uses neutral tones and organic textures to terrific effect.
South of the Tropic of Cancer, Larsen found a home in Baja, Mexico. This simple, 1,300-square-foot one-bedroom home is made of concrete block and plaster. The rustic home blends effortlessly with its sensational surroundings — the Sierra la Laguna mountains, the Pacific ocean in the distance and miles of desert. Throughout, a neutral palette makes sure it’s easy to step furnishings from room to room.
Find a lot more inspiration in our photo galleries of best homes Of 2012, international homes and Suzanne Dimma’s much-loved dreamy Retreats.
Photographer: Heather Ross
Source: House & Home Numéro d’août 2012
Products: Coral (on table), Heather Ross In House.
Two substantial Moorish-style mirrors lend a Spanish flavour to this rustic terrific room.
In the 2011 Princess Margaret Showhome, Montauk’s Geoffrey sofa was custom-slipcovered in ivory linen. It serves as a light backdrop for custom-made throw pillows in solid linen edged in a contrasting blanket stitch and a Navajo-inspired Ralph Lauren woven cloth. The Serengeti armchair from Elte and two Safari Camp chairs are a natural mix with the handcrafted cherry coffee table and tree-stump side tables.
See a lot more photos from the 2011 Princess Margaret Showhome in our photo gallery and enjoy Lynda Reeves excursion the space.
Photographe: Michael Graydon
Source: house & home October 2011 issue
Products: Camp chairs, throw, Ralph Lauren; custom-made throw pillows, Ralph Lauren “Four Corners”, threads “Trevin” through Kravet; floor lamps, Serengeti chair, Elte; sofa, Montauk; upholstery fabric, designer Fabrics; stumps, West Elm; mirrors, Bobo appealing Objects; bowls on coffee table, Indigo; coffee table, Michel Zelnik; olive jars, Crate & Barrel; wall treatment, Venetian Plaster, premium plus texture Paint, Behr; trim colour, diamond P841-4, Para.
Use natural elements and a good dose of creativity to create one-of-a-kind pieces.
A neutral palette radiates serenity and cleanliness. Freelance stylist and creative director Jenn Cranston created a headboard out of a bamboo screen, and special lights by rewiring two pendants and wrapping the cords in raffia. Throughout her cottage, Jenn uses branches for sculptures and displays lawn and leaves from her garden.
For a lot more low-cost and elegant cottage decorating ideas, check out our photo gallery.
Photographe: Angus Fergusson
Source: house & home June 2010 issue
Products: Screen, pendants, Ikea; rattan pillows, Pottery Barn; tables, L’Atelier; wool throw, Americo Original.
Designer: Jenn Cranston
White paint, natural textures and plenty of natural lighting embody an airy, island vibe.
The owners of this Lake Simcoe beach house wanted to create a space that reflected its location but still looked modern. In this newly-added mudroom, white walls and furniture are paired with earthy accents like a jute rug, wicker baskets, seashells and tropical greenery. A small bird perched atop the cabinet enhances le thème inspiré de la nature.
Voir beaucoup plus de ce chalet dans notre galerie de photos, et voyez beaucoup plus de décoration inspirée de la nature dans cette galerie de photos.
Photographe: Angus Fergusson
Source: House & Home Juillet 2012 Numéro
Produits: tapis, W.H. Kilby.
Des accents naturels et bien usés donnent une élégance occasionnelle.
Créez une palette aux tons de terre avec des accents blancs, crème et bruns. Un rideau de lin de base, des accessoires de corail blanc sculptural et une impression entomologique donnent la salle et l’ambiance en plein air. Des fleurs fraîches sur le plateau de baignoire ajoutent une touche féminine inattendue.
Voir beaucoup plus de décoration inspirée de la nature dans notre galerie de photos.
Photographe: Steve Freihon
Source: House & Home Février 2010 Numéro