as per usual, the best laid plans.... well, the usual part would NOT be (by any stretch of the imagination) that i made plans, but that things didn't go as planned. and that's too much planning --- just using the word 4 times has me nervous. however. while my mom was here i had all these ideas (much more comfortable with that word, i love that word) for posts. but, we got busy, the duckling was battling a bug and ahhh, i'm finally back at our desk, ready to get to work.
i've spotted a few things worth a looksee over at world market. even though i don't have the room for it, if someone (ahem, anyone) bought this for me, i would most certainly find a place, and quickly. i love the lines and of course the fabric...
i think they did a really great job with the details, like the welting and the legs. i would (of course) liked to see some color in the fabric, but overall, i like the effect. and yes, i am, and always have been a little crazy for block print. my new sheers are block prints and i await anxiously for them - once they arrive, i'll post a pic.
also love the slip cover, which is sold separately from the chair(!!!!). with a rough hewn wood table, a dhurrie or one of those great dash and albert indoor/outdoor striped rugs that i've posted about, it would be so much fun. wide stripe would be best.
these remind me of one of my all time favorite rooms (or Kathryn Ireland, love her fabric and aesthetic)
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when i first saw this room, i was drawn to it.... it hit me on many levels: colors, layers, patterns, symmetry, subtle differences, repetition of shape, details and relief.... i say "relief" because the eye does need to rest - the art gives the room the relief it needs from all of the other patterns all while complimenting the colors and shapes.
the chaise and/or slipcovers from world market easily lend itself to a look like this (or it could go rustic minimal with charcoal or chalky white walls, rough woods, slate and beams).
either way, i love it!
