The Interior Decor Thread! #1

[mmBop]

wow, love that one, last picture is great with so many plants

 

[Thefrenchy]

I love the first two pics. SO MUCH.

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[ingetjuh18]

Love to have a bed like that, i also have a small studio. I cant put that much stuff in it, cause i want my dogs to have alot of room to run around.

 

[happycanadian]

my god what an absolutely divine thread of inspiration!!!!

 

[Lilystorm]

Thomas O'Brien's appartment is so interesting and inspiring, if only I lived in New York..

 

[Susanna-Cole]

I scanned this from an old Anthropologie catalog, I actually have that quilt shown in the picture, but mainly I've been rather inspired by tiling on walls, such as this. In Lisbon, Portugal I was really inspired by the painted tiles they had covering the outside of the buildings, and out in Morocco I found many of the traditional places had tiling indoors with the floor tiles going half way up the wall. I really like the look of it.

 

[kelsea]

i really love anthropologie's aesthetic....i wish i could afford their things

 

[Susanna-Cole]

i really love anthropologie's aesthetic....i wish i could afford their things

Oh, I'm with you! I almost half avoid their store cause I want like everything, but things are quite pricey I find! Pretty much the only think I've bought from them, is that quilt in the picture above, but I figured I had my last bed comforter for about 7 years or more, so a couple hundred for something I'll use almost every night for years and years isn't so bad. I considered it an investment piece.

 

[Susanna-Cole]

From the New York Times:

Traumatized by witnessing the events of 9/11 up close from his South Street Seaport apartment, the painter Sean Scherer sought refuge upstate with his partner, Marc Mayer. The pair bought this 1840s farmhouse in Walton, N.Y., and Mr. Scherer channeled his creative energies into renovation.

You can read the rest of the store and see all the pictures here.

These are my favorites from the story:

Love this wall color, it's my favorite color!

Love the yellow color as well, and everything that is hung on the walls (in all these photos) is just fantastic.

 

[mistress_f]

THANKS A LOT FOR SHARING! so amazing and inspirational.

i love the bathroom and

this:

so much.

nytimes

 

[Hanne]

Since we're sharing bathroom images..

Funny little detail..

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Love the paint/tiles of these super girly and romantic old school 'powderrooms'
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decorno.blogspot.com------------------------- desiretoinspire.blogspot.com

Interesting wallpaperchoices..

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[jml2]

I love maps in decorating, the pale blue and pink and fine tracery

 

[Lilystorm]

red kitchens

home-designing.com

 

[Lilystorm]

more

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[Lilystorm]

more

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[Erin]

I'm in love. Just discovered this thread.

I know I have scanned so many photos of lovely rooms...

I used to lean towards a more modern design, but I am loving antique-y feeling items and design now... must get to looking! And I must start at the beginning of this thread, wow!

 

[Potato]

Love this thread! I can't wait to get a place of my own to decorate! Until then I just have my bedroom :/ I did recently redo it though! And I finally got a make-up table just like I wanted. I love my mirror!

Pictures by me

 

[sonyagirl]

I love your new mirror!

 

[jml2]

nice job!

 

[Sea Of Love]

I have been going through every page of this fabulous thread for inspiration. We are building a new house so I think I have too many ideas now. The thing I hate about interior design is how much all of the furniture costs that is anything that could remotely be considered nice. $900 for one bamboo chair is going to send me broke! the furnishings cost as much as the house!!
Anyone have any pics of interiors that would suit a big house in the country that is not even designed yet?