Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts

Friday, May 7, 2010

i was lucky enough to read some of the New York Times this past sunday and there were some stunning photos of the Villa Necchi Campiglio, a 1930s modernist mansion in milano where they have just filmed the new tilda swinton movie I am love. i am not sure if i am lovin ol' tilda swinton, but i do know that this villa is very bella indeed!

Monday, February 15, 2010

the galligan's house





































this weekend we went skiing with the galligan's at their wonderful house in new hampshire. it is totally beautiful as every detail has been given careful thought by the house's designer..sheila galligan. the house has a very modern and clean look which means that it is enviably clutter free. (oh how i wish i were..) nevertheless, the house is extremely warm and inviting due to the rich materials that were used in it's construction. lawrence shot the house for boston magazine last year and the pictures came out so beautifully. sheila prefers mostly neutral tones so that the brights she chooses really pop. check out the use of yellow in the kitchen..it definitely has a wow factor..right?

Saturday, November 21, 2009

katy elliott








i found katy elliott's lovely blog when i was in search of fabric for my spinny chairs. she was the one who turned me onto roberta roller rabbit, and so i will be forever grateful. BUT this morning i went to her blog and found this amazing catskill farmhouse that she posted about. i am in love with the incredible paint color choices!

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

chris paints his entryway



remember chris? and his paint conundrum? well it looks like it's "problem solved!" in the ol' behan household, because he sent me this photo and this little note as well..

Dear Lady Miss Jill, Isn't it ironic that both your young daughter and perhaps the best decorator in Boston, Douglas Truesdale, both recommended the very same color for my foyer?! Hermiston Red by Pratt & Lambert. Although Douglas also suggested a drab olive green that he said would knock down the green tones in the oak. Ultimately he pushed the red, even though he said, "Haven't we all seen million of these red halls? But still is a warm, welcoming way to enter the house. And it looks good with the brick outside." He is right. And I couldn't be happier. XO Chris

well all i have to say is kudos to you darling! and don't forget to keep these updates a comin" because we will keep our readers apprised of your progress with your portland, me. victorian.

Sunday, October 25, 2009

classy


what can you say? i found this wee bit o' genius on marcywrites blog. i mean..ok. what???