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Amoroso Design
“soft or romantic? Choose a shade that feels crisp, like this minty blue-green. When mixed with contemporary accessories and sisal runner this stairwell feels anything but traditional.”
Middleburg Design-Build Firm
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Sticks and Stones Design Group Inc
“a true romantic escape," she says. The bed has a clear view to the surrounding hills. A wood-burning fireplace, quiet sitting area and elegant dressing room complete the space. Chandeliers: Hammerton; rug: Surya; bench: custom; bedding: custom, of Kravet fabric; table: Phillips Collection; chairs: custom”
Kasey Buick
“fussy and romantic, from the chandelier to the Hotel de Paris sign. However, the particular shade of blue gives the room a bit of an edge, saving it from saccharine sweetness.”
The Yellow Cape Cod
“add a romantic phrase to read every time you walk into your bedroom.”
Koch Architects, Inc. Joanne Koch
“for a romantic addition to your home's sale ad. "French doors leading to the garden" — now that has a nice ring to it!”
Heather Garrett Design
“feeling so romantic," she says. "Before it was boxy and harsh. I knew I needed to get soft fabrics and lighting in there."
A dramatic iron beaded chandelier from Arteriors creates a bold but dreamy effect in the center of the room. The bed frame is from Design Within Reach, bedding is from West Elm, and”
Derviss Design
“form a romantic entry to a lawn enclosure at this San Francisco residence. Light-colored fabrics catch the eye and keep loungers cool in the heat while a background of mature cedars helps make the blooming roses stand out.”
Norris Architecture
“a dim, romantic glow for entertaining. The dining room isn't one of those rooms. Because the dining room is so often dominated by the main chandelier, it's even more crucial to control the lighting with a dimmer switch. That way you can adjust the light so it's just right for any time of day or occasion”
