All photos in this post courtesy of Woodson & Rummerfield
In a Santa Monica bungalow, light blue living room with a green ceiling are reminiscent of colors from the ocean. Fireplace surround is tiled with custom European yellow, blue and green ceramic Moroccan style tiles and a high gloss black and white painted mantel. (above)
I was browsing through Woodson & Rummerfield’s fab design site which includes an online retail shop when I wandered onto the website’s interior design section. Interior design afficianados Ron Woodson and Jaime Rummerfield have combined modern and vintage styles to create a new style that they call Modage.
In a beach bungalow in Santa Monica, Ron and Jaime combined the old and the new to create a breezy beach cottage with loads of character and charm.
Love this little house…hmmm…some food for thought for my little house…maybe add some color into the mix?
Breakfast area features a built in wine bar, a white top and metal base round dining table, white lacquer Frances Elkin “loop” chairs with the iconic circle back and upholstered green seats and a fanciful chandelier. (above)
Dining room is the ultimate in modern simplicity with dark teal green brown leather host chairs, black high gloss wood side chairs and a simple long black rectangular dining table with metal legs. (above)
The master bedroom is a study in pink and brown. A white wood carved bed with pink and brown bedding provide a striking contrast to dark brown chocolate walls. (above)
Guest bedroom is a study in blue with Robin’s Egg Blue Chrysanthemum wallpaper making a striking statement on the walls. A light blue tufted headboard, blue bedding and bright blue tufted bench evoke the colors of the ocean. (above)
What are your favorite picks from this beach bungalow? Click on comments link right below and let me know!
All photos in this post courtesy of Woodson & Rummerfield
I bought those stags exact same on the mantle (first picture) 2 years ago at TJMAXX for $7, I tried to find how much they sold them for on their site but never could find them!
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that chandelier in the breakfast room is fantastic.
love, love, love the robin blue guest room!
I mostly love Woodson & Rummerfield but I have to say their new book, High Style, is a BIG disappointment. Most of the images we’ve already seen on their website and the style tips are so rudimentary as to be a little insulting. They’ve also taken cues from Kelly Wearstler’s Domicilium Decoratus by featuring a gazillion shots of themselves looking fabulous, here there and everywhere. So Hollywood, so sad.