
These pictures are of a family room I recently completed for a client. They were taken by the lovely Sara Bateman a few weeks back. One of the things that I love about what I do is that each project presents a new challenge, and ultimately a new style. My client Stacy wanted a space that felt bohemian and eclectic, but modern at the same time. What I love most about this space is the detail, pattern, and interest in it. Between the art, objects, and textiles there is so much to look at but because it is all unified by a simple color palette, it pulls together.
We used a microvelvet on the sofa (feels like velvet, holds up like microfiber and is great with kids) to soften the look and add coziness and a modern lacquered coffee table.The chevron rug is from Calypso Home.

My client Stacy had a great collection of art and prints that help bring an eclectic vibe to the space.

I love the texture these woven chairs bring in. These were the client's own, but I knew I didn't want this space to feel too new of contrived so we decided they would stay and just added some sweet little pillows to tie them in.




The media piece and coffee table are both by Bungalow 5 and add a sophisticated and modern feel to the space.


Little Lila was our assistant on the photo shoot. We're just finishing up her room
upstairs with the most gorgeous Thibaut wallpaper. I can't wait to share it with you!

The key to getting an eclectic look is all in the mix.



Beautiful!!! Love the color palette.... looks so cozy and chic.
ReplyDeleteLovely home! What really catches my eye is the gorgeous white entertainment unit with the nail head details. It's so chic and unexpected. And that blue and white chevron rug is very pretty!
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Jessie
www.mixandchic.com
very nice as always caitlin! i particularly like the art installation around the tv.
ReplyDeletelove that you were able to use her chairs. are there another set of chairs on the other side?
Love! It looks amazing. I just love the bungalow 5 pieces! Great job!
ReplyDeleteVery, very pretty! I am in love with the tv console.. wowza. Everything works just beautifully together!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Love the media piece!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Caitlin!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful....looks like a perfect respite for a busy family!
ReplyDeletelooks great. very refreshing. can you reveal the fabric manufacturer of the ikat pillows?
ReplyDeleteMy favorite...definitely the woven chairs. I love the pillows you put on them! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe room is gorgeous - but you really blew my mind with the microvelvet fabric - who knew that existed? And where do you find it? I also love that media console. Great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat unusual color combinations!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful room with tons of detail! Can you share the source for the couch and framed butterfly?
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Lauren
laurenmisajon@gmail.com
The room looks so gorgeous!! The media console is one of my favorite pieces from Bungalow 5. I love the color scheme as well :)
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I'm completely in love...I agree those pieces from Bungalow 5 are amazing! And the idea of a microvelvet sofa sounds like pure genius to me...sleek, beautiful, and kid friendly? Sign me up!
ReplyDeleteI love it, you did an amazing job! The pillows are all so pretty and I love the laquer table!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful room - I love that muted coral with the blue and the mix of patterns that you used. And the gallery wall is really pretty. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! The TV console and the coral pillows are amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Where are the coral pillows from?
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for a morrocan side table like the one between the two chairs. Would you mind sharing where you got it?
ReplyDeletethanks!
The room is beautiful! The mix of color & pattern is great. What fabics did you use on the pillows?
ReplyDeleteI love the woven chairs, which could be upholstered to suit match any decor - and used outside! I found some similar chairs here: http://www.wickerchairstore.com/IVG2/N/ProductID-102361.htm
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where is the white lacquer box with the wood top from?
ReplyDeletewhat a great room! could you tell me the source for the curtain fabric? those are amazing! you have become my new favorite design blog! ;o)
ReplyDeleteI also wonder if you could share the source for the curtain fabric. love the room!!
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