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Author Archives: Adrienne Chinn
Home Sweet Home
I may live my life with plane and train tickets stashed in the old Moroccan bowl I use as my In-Tray (I go into withdrawals if I don’t have a ticket to somewhere lurking in there), but as much as … Continue reading
Decorating with Dropcloths
Decorator’s dropcloths — huge swathes of light beige cotton canvas used by painters to protect floors and furniture from paint drops — are terrific as curtains and slipcovers if you’re looking for a shabby chic or contemporary rustic edge to … Continue reading
Posted in curtains, inspiration, Interiors, Living Rooms, rustic, shabby chic, slipcovers, soft furnishings, upcycling
Tagged blinds, curtains, cushions, dropcloth, headboards, recycling, slipcovers, soft furnishings, upcycling
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William Haines – A Man of Taste
I’ve long been an admirer of the 20th century American interior designer William Haines. He had a flair for creating interiors which combined simplicity and luxury — much like Chanel did for clothes. And the furniture he designed, many designs … Continue reading
Welcome FamaLiving!
Am really delighted to hear that Spanish sofa and chair company FamaLiving finally has a showroom in London! I’ve been ordering from them for years. I love their comfortable, funky furniture and their wide selection of fabrics. Have a look … Continue reading
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Yves Saint Laurent in Marrakech
Yves Saint Laurent, with his partner Pierre Berge, joined the “in” crowd of the late 1960s — people like Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull, fashion designer Loulou de la Falaise, J. Paul Getty Jr. and his beautiful wife Talitha — … Continue reading
Wow! Pow! Neon!
I’ve been out and about on the streets lately where I’ve suddenly turned on to neon. Maybe it’s the grey winter weather, maybe it’s just a general fed-upness with neutral interiors, but I just want that colour slam dunk right … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Bathrooms, Bedrooms, Colours, Contemporary Design, Dining Rooms, inspiration, Interior Design, Interiors, Living Rooms, neon
Tagged bathrooms, bedrooms, children's rooms, colours, dining rooms, interior architecture, Interior design, interiors, Jonathan Adler, living rooms, neon
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