An intoxicating home tour: Mexico City style

I almost had a heart attack when I came across this photo on Architectural Digest Espana. The way this home is decorated has such a Mary Macdonald approach. Killer color combos. It's actually how I like to do my interiors too. Begin with one strong color for the room, layer and layer different things in that same color.  Then choose a color to pair it with, the more contrast the better,  and stay consistent with that throughout the entire room. 

Here is the first room you see the golden hues in the antique pieces, light wood floors and even the chandelier, its paired with a gorgeous blue and its so rich and magical. 

You'll notice this strategy throughout the entire home and I am so enamored by the style. Feast your eyes on the rest...

Are you in love yet? I hope you get inspired in ways to decorate your home. I know I am ready to break out the paint brush and get some color on my walls. 

Industry News: Hunt Slonem for Kravet Groundworks

Every so often, when you find an artist that actually inspires you to design around their art, it's like the greatest find of all. Art can be such a difficult thing to place in a home. However, there are some artists that are THAT good, you don't even need to sell the art. If you know the work of Hunt Slonem, then you will most likely feel the same way. He's most known for his work with bunnies that you've seen around the design glossies. Try buying his art on 1st dibs and you will see just what I mean. Now, his new book has come out "When art meets design" and I am beyond ecstatic to get my copy in hopes to tear out some pages and frame them for art perhaps a little more in my price range. The book is gorgeous and right on time with his new collaboration with Kravet Groundworks, a fine wallpaper and fabric collection so he can infiltrate your home. 

These fabrics and wallpapers are sure to sell out. With rich and vivid colors, this collection brings something fun and unique to design. I love the idea of art and design coming together in such a different way. It's very Spring fashion, no?