Isn’t this room just lovely? I’ve had it on my desktop for a while and can’t remember where I got it (I feel like I saw it in House Beautiful or Elle Decor but I could be lying). I just love the bold ikat covered chairs and how their punchiness is balanced by the muddy muted drapes. Army green and grape juice purple plus grey-blue? Delish!
In case you love this room as much as I do, here are some of the beautiful building blocks to keep your eye out for:
It starts with some to-die-for silk ikat cushions from the global-decor master herself, Madeline Weinrib followed by a sensibly affordable brown sofa from West Elm. Save and splurge right? Next go for a hefty ceramic gourd lamp by Robert Abbey in a sophisticated shade of blue-grey and add a little sparkle with mirrored occasional tables with a scalloped edge. Dress your walls in a coat of “Lichen SR 48″ paint by Sarah Richardson for Para and if all else fails (or is out of the budget!) go for a perfectly plummy melamine tray from Crate & Barrel!
I love these chairs too! I love that they stayed with the old-fashioned-looking “tub chair” upholstery style with the skirt. But the fabric definitely modernizes it. I’ll take two please!
As much as I love the chairs, I could never commit to anything that wasn’t a nuetral. My husband doesn’t like it when I want to replace expensive things that are only a few years old. But the pillows I could do!
My walls are painted in a BM color very similar to the color you recommended. I had never thought to add punches of grape as an accent color. Thanks for the tip!
Love what the army green does for that room. It’s a great balance for someone (like me) who can never decide if they want light and airy or rich and warm.
Good point Naomi! I too have that dilemma lots of times too. This room does strike a nice balance.
Michael
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