
The contrast between the dark wall and the stark white chair here is quite fetching.




It's basically been raining in NYC since last Friday. Unbelievable. Perhaps purple-hued walls and peacock feathers will help.

Spring is in the air in New York City, and the yellow wall behind the bookshelves in this photo screams spring. So does the beautiful couch in the foreground, for that matter.
I am almost 100% confident that I am the last person publicly mourning the loss of Domino magazine. But I have a few more pics to share! (plus, after seeing this link to my little blog on Apartment Therapy, I'm beginning to think that I am perhaps not the only person still mourning the loss of Domino...)
That funky fern looks great in this bathroom. I'd love to keep a plant in the bathroom in my apartment, but it gets absolutely no sunlight at all, so I'd have to find a plant that wouldn't miss the sun. I'm very open to suggestions.
I've been experimenting with mostly black and white photographic prints on the walls of my apartment -- I really like the clean lines and calming effect of simple black and white art. And I absolutely love the grand scale of the black feathers on the white folding screen here.
I love, love, love this little nightstand. How adorable! The contrast between the green nightstand and the blue and white striped rug is perfect.
Something about this bedroom is so appealing to me. I love the clean lines of the dresser and the bed and the contrasting patterns on the throw pillows. And I really love the art on the wall! It's so funky and modern. The walls in my living room are painted a similar shade of "greige," and I'm considering dripping some of the leftover paint on a white canvas and hanging the canvas on my wall for a similar effect.
I *love* this bedroom. Stark color contrast has always appealed to me, and the contrast here is so well done. And how great is that duvet (coverlet?)?
I love the contrast between the brightly colored and patterned textiles and the stark white walls here. Dead animal on the floor? Not so much.
So I promised that today's "Ode to Domino" would not be another blue kitchen. And it's not! It's a refreshingly modern blue and pink living room. What a fun, airy space.
I promise that tomorrow's "Ode to Domino" will not involve another blue kitchen. But I couldn't resist posting this. These tiles are just delightful.
I wish I had the nerve to paint the cabinets in my rental. I don't, of course, but if I did, they would look like this.
By now, there's no sense in denying (because I certainly haven't been hiding) my love for blue interiors. Here's another favorite. I love everthing about this casual dining area: the blue wall, the wall hanging, the mismatched chairs, the pillows...