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DESIGN HUNTING IN A HUDSON VALLEY HOME!

September 21, 2010
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 Foyer of a modern Hudson Valley home with chartreuse deer sculptures and a white Harry Allen boot umbrella stand
The foyer of a modern Hudson Valley home features chartreuse deer sculptures and a Harry Allen white boot umbrella stand. (above)

Another colorful and whimsical home from fab New York interior designer Ghislaine Vinas. This time she’s designed a truly modern day hunting “lodge” of sorts with a trophy wall and all – but not a real trophy wall :-). The designer and home owner are both animal loving but wanted to have fun with a collection of animal sculptures in this weekend house outside of New York City…so Ghislaine decided to add in fake deer and buck sculptures she found online. Throughout the house, there are different animals and insects popping up in the decor…including an ominous owl over a bed and an electric green snail on a bookshelf!

To make the house even more visually interesting, color also plays an important roll. Ghislaine starts with a neutral color palate of white and greys on the walls but then injects pops of yellow, bright green, red and teal into the home.

Always fun to browse through a Ghislaine designed space…take a look.

"Trophy wall" with an assortment of brightly colored fake deer and buck heads on a teal wall
A fauna friendly trophy wall in a Hudson Valley home features an assortment of colorful fake deer and buck heads arranged to look like an art installation. (above)
 

Modern living room with "trophy wall" with an assortment of brightly colored fake deer and buck heads

Living room with tufted sofa, lime green sofa and built in bookshelves

Dining room with tulip chairs and a picture window

Home office with a wall of photos in black frames
 

White and Red guest bedroom
 

Kids room in a modern home with white bunk beds and a white chandelier
 

Bedroom in a modern home with a bright blue sofa and low bed
Dark bedroom with a large portrait of an owl

Walkway to a Hudson Valley Home

For some reason I’m very intrigued by the chandelier in the room with the bunk beds. I am also liking the dining room and foyer…simple, clean with a touch of fun added in.

Which room is your favorite room?

Hope you have a fabulous Tuesday!

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Coco

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Photos: courtesy of Ghislaine Vinas Interior Design; photography Hallie Burton

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6 responses to “DESIGN HUNTING IN A HUDSON VALLEY HOME!”

  1. Kelly@ColorSizzle says:
    September 21, 2010 at 6:20 AM

    I love all of the colors and whimsy! I’m all about keeping our homes fun and not taking design too seriously. Great post!

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  2. Ashley Hasty says:
    September 21, 2010 at 7:38 AM

    I like the chandelier with the bunk beds too! I would never have thought of it but I like the contrast!

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  3. Tricia says:
    September 21, 2010 at 8:23 AM

    Love the teal wall color. Any idea what paint?

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  4. Alexandra says:
    September 21, 2010 at 5:23 PM

    I love the desk with the bold picture frames!

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  5. Katie Hatch says:
    September 21, 2010 at 8:31 PM

    The trophy wall–and the great mushroom ottomans!

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  6. Trinity says:
    September 22, 2010 at 3:17 AM

    I love the bedroom with a hanging portrait of an owl.

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