Colored and White

I am a fair-weather interior decorator. If you haven’t noticed from looking at my suite, I am a slob. It is nothing to be ashamed of.

Anyways, there are occasions when my mood strikes me and I want to decorate.

Here are some influential aesthetics from the June issue of Metropolitan Home

It was designed by Doug Meyer who's a "Miami-based designer of rugs, outdoor furniture, fabric, tile and interiors—who is also a sculptor, a painter and an installation artist (whew!)—does not often come to a full rest, even at home. “I love to have things to look at,” he says. “I need to be continually stimulated.”

To read the entire article, click here.

 

Another influential designer is Jonathan Adler.

House Beautiful just featured a home he designed for fashion designer Liz Lange in Westchester. He started the project off by painting the floors white, which he claims "adds instant happiness." He then added lime green, turquoise, yellow and black accents, making it a point not to tone anything down but to let the bold colors really make a statement against all of the white.

To read the entire interview and view the rest of the house, click here. To visit Jonathan Adler's website, click here!

So are you all just fashion addicts or do you all also care about Interior Design as well?

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