Allison Jaffe Interior Design Thank you for your question. The art work is a collection that my client had been collecting over the years of Japanese wood block prints. Unfortunately because they are antiques they can not be purchased at stock. Good luck with your project.
summitview Allison, further to the prior question -- I like the Giacometti styled coffee table and can either have one made by a local artisan or (preferably) purchase from the artist who made this one -- any idea where your client purchased this? Inquiring minds would like to know (!)
Allison Jaffe Interior Design My suggestions to you would be to purchase pillows that pull colors from your rug. The pillows should also have visual interest as in prints or images. Maybe step up the colors in the pillows but are in keeping with the rug colors. Also you need a coffee table. I would go with glass top and iron legs. I've purchased inexpensive coffee tables from ikea, ballard and the like.
livvyliv10 Safavieh has a couple, although I've never seen anything just like this rug, and I've been looking for months. It's extraordinary. The names of the Safavieh rugs are Oushak Mirage OSH117A and Peshawar P138B.
Allison Jaffe Interior Design Hi thanks for your questions, here you go:
Behr Premium Interior Flat Wall Paint
for 1 gallon:
Pastel Base (1500)
Colorant oz 48 96
C yellow oxide 4 6 0
I brown oxide 0 32 0
L raw umber 2 34 0
See Benjamin Moore’s Twilight Gold #1069. It's very similar.
Use one interesting piece as a jumping off point. The Persian rug is the foundation of this collected room. Matching mats and frames unite the artwork on the wall, rich colors pulled from the rug adorn the sofa and walls, patterned pillows add variety, and objects like an antique glass bottle and a wooden bowl full of shells add texture.
Do any of you out there collect demijohns or other types of old glass? Let us know in the comments, and if you have any tips, do share!
More flea market finds:
Wire Baskets
Old-School Stools
The Sunburst Motif
Perhaps the most collected summer souvenir is the shell. I like to collect my shells in a bowl for display, similar to the living room here. It's a great way to casually display your pieces and have the flexibility to add to it with each vacation.
Lee Industries lets you choose everything from soy-based cushions and recycled fiber filling for pillows to organic fabrics. And with FSC- and SFI-certified wood frames, you know you are getting a high-quality product with minimal environmental impact.Sofa: Lee Industries Sofa 3700-03
1. Keep patterns in the same color family. You can't go wrong with visual echoes, as this living space testifies, and this strategy is an effective way to fold a series of patterns into a pleasing package. Layers of blue tie a busy Oriental rug together with patterned pillows and a grid of artwork.
7. An art grouping. If you have one great print, think of how great it could look if there were six. Creating impact with repeat placement is a sure win. See a gallery wall for every personality
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Ruglivvyliv10 Safavieh has a couple, although I've never seen anything just like this rug, and I've been looking for months. It's extraordinary. The names of the Safavieh rugs are Oushak Mirage OSH117A and Peshawar P138B.
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