nate berkus associates chicago

I hardly know anyone who doesn't think anything Nate Berkus touches turns to gold. Same goes for the designers at his firm--I love just about anything they produce.

These photos of the Nate Berkus Associates offices in Chicago are awesome. It's no wonder they create such cool spaces, considering they work in such a cool office. I loved reclaimed industrial loft spaces.

The wall of shameless self-promotion is a little much for me, but it gets a pass because it's Nate and I love gallery walls. This one is finds the ideal spot between perfect spacing and spontaneity. Most of the things in this photo are from Nate's HSN line. I hope they bring back that gorgeous mirror!

nate berkus associates chicago

I hardly know anyone who doesn't think anything Nate Berkus touches turns to gold. Same goes for the designers at his firm--I love just about anything they produce.

These photos of the Nate Berkus Associates offices in Chicago are awesome. It's no wonder they create such cool spaces, considering they work in such a cool office. I loved reclaimed industrial loft spaces.

The wall of shameless self-promotion is a little much for me, but it gets a pass because it's Nate and I love gallery walls. This one is finds the ideal spot between perfect spacing and spontaneity. Most of the things in this photo are from Nate's HSN line. I hope they bring back that gorgeous mirror!

design idol: jan roden

A popular focus in interior design right now is the idea of a "curated" home rather than a "decorated" or "designed" one. You know... a house that looks like its occupants are just really interesting and have impeccable taste, not a house that screams DESIGNER WAS HERE.

One of the designers I think has mastered the art of curating is Jan Roden. She and her daughter own And George, one of several upscale home decor shops here in Charlottesville. I have a HUGE crush on her style. It's very traditional, formal and neutral, but also current, interesting and cozy. I could go on and on, but how about pictures instead?

You can check out more of Jan's portfolio here.

design idol: jan roden

A popular focus in interior design right now is the idea of a "curated" home rather than a "decorated" or "designed" one. You know... a house that looks like its occupants are just really interesting and have impeccable taste, not a house that screams DESIGNER WAS HERE.

One of the designers I think has mastered the art of curating is Jan Roden. She and her daughter own And George, one of several upscale home decor shops here in Charlottesville. I have a HUGE crush on her style. It's very traditional, formal and neutral, but also current, interesting and cozy. I could go on and on, but how about pictures instead?

You can check out more of Jan's portfolio here.

imperial trellis curtain panels

Just when I thought I had seen enough Imperial Trellis, I came across these pictures. Beautiful. I think the print looks great as curtain panels--it looks pretty cool in folds and pleats. 

 Check out the rest of this cool, contemporary home by Kristina de Atucha Interior Design here.

imperial trellis curtain panels

Just when I thought I had seen enough Imperial Trellis, I came across these pictures. Beautiful. I think the print looks great as curtain panels--it looks pretty cool in folds and pleats. 

 Check out the rest of this cool, contemporary home by Kristina de Atucha Interior Design here.