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Tag: mirrors

RANDOM STUFF I’M LIKING RIGHT NOW 11.9.10!

November 9, 2010

By COCOCOZY

Pieces – Custom Clover Mirror – $2650 (Forged iron frame. White lacquer finish)(above) No rhyme,…

WINDOW SHOPPING: TWO CHAIRS AND A MIRROR!

October 31, 2010

By COCOCOZY

Photos in this post by Coco of Cococozy A pair of 1950’s vintage red metal…

10 REASONS I’M LOVING ALL THINGS CASAMIDY!

October 25, 2010

By COCOCOZY

Let me tell you about Casamidy. My good friend and award winning event planner extraordinaire…

SHOP WATCH: VERY VOGUE VINTAGE AT CIRCA WHO IN WEST PALM BEACH!

October 16, 2010

By COCOCOZY

Chippendale Long Credenza, $2400(above) Tracy DeRamus, owner of furniture shop Circa Who in West Palm…

SMART DESIGN: A BATH TUB INSIDE A MARBLE SHOWER!

October 12, 2010

By COCOCOZY

These photos were sent to my by San Francisco Bay Area interior designer Kriste Michelini….

WEEKEND PHOTO: MANTEL MELANGE!

September 12, 2010

By COCOCOZY

Photo by Coco of Cococozy A mix of romantic, coastal, shabby chic and lodge styles…

DESIGN ON SALE DAILY: TRIPLE TAKE ON AN OVAL MIRROR!

August 6, 2010

By COCOCOZY

Horchow – Triple Oval Mirror – on sale $339; regular $425 (Gold finished wood frames.)…

BEFORE & AFTER: A POSITIVELY PERFECT POWDER ROOM MAKEOVER!

May 25, 2010

By COCOCOZY

Photos courtesy of Niche Interiors BEFORE: the powder was dull and lifeless with a drab…

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I visited a new friend Amy, founder of Keur-Amy LaI visited a new friend Amy, founder of Keur-Amy Langseth @keuramylangseth at her chic Paris studio in the Marais and left completely obsessed! Every bag she makes is intentional, considered, and honestly unliIke anything I’ve seen. The kind of craftsmanship you don’t stumble upon easily. She’s still under the radar. For now. 😌 #bagdesigner #parisstyle #parisfrance #handmadefashion #luxurybagbrand
This 300-year-old Belgian château redesigned by a This 300-year-old Belgian château redesigned by a French interior designer and architect, Nathan Litera @nathanlitera is a beautiful reminder that good design isn’t about replacing the past, but learning how to live with it. You see it in the preserved millwork, the original fireplaces, the parquet floors, and then in the quiet contrast of contemporary lighting, cleaner silhouettes, and restrained color. The magic is in the balance. The newer pieces don’t compete with the architecture. They feel intentional, calm, and completely at ease. Nothing is overly styled. Nothing distracts. History stays front and center while the space still feels entirely livable today. Here’s how to bring that same feeling into your own home: * Keep your base timeless — neutral walls, classic materials, architectural details if you have them * Let contrast do the work — modern lighting or furniture against traditional bones instantly updates a space * Edit your palette — keep colors within a tight range and let texture and form do the talking * Invest in materials — marble, wood, plaster. They age beautifully and never feel out of place It’s not about recreating a château. It’s about understanding the feeling that quiet kind of luxury that doesn’t need to announce itself. Save this for when you want your space to feel layered, timeless, and truly considered. ✨ Interior: Nathan Litera ⁠ Photo: Matthieu Salvaing @matthieusalvaing
Sharing with you a day in my life here in Paris. ESharing with you a day in my life here in Paris. Every day for the last few months has been the greatest day ever here. Even days that are not event filled feel special in Paris. Started with French class on this day. I was taking classes at L'Alliance Français because living here means actually trying to belong here and speak the language. Then off to the Hôtel de Crillon @rosewoodhoteldecrillon ,a historic palace hotel overlooking Place de la Concorde, known for its timeless interiors and quiet kind of luxury, catching up with a friend like it was the most ordinary thing...in extraordinary place. So even though nothing momentous happened...wanted to show you what my every greatest day life looks like in Paris. This city keeps surprising me. 🖤 #dayi̇nmylife #parislifestyle #parisianlife #livinginparis
A soft touch of pink, layered into the space. Not A soft touch of pink, layered into the space. Not overpowering, just enough to warm everything up, walls, upholstery, even the smallest details. It shifts the mood completely. Calmer, softer, and a little more lived in. Save this if you’re leaning toward softer, warmer spaces. 🌸 1. Design: @brianwoulfe 📸 @benandersphotographer 2. @eadieandcrole 📸 @boz_gagovski 3. @amyastley 4. Design: @katie_harbison 📸@helencathcart 5. @carlgergesarchitects 6. Design: @lindsayrhodesinteriors 📸@lelanief⁠ 7. Design: @mintysynthinteriors 📸 @lacey_land #pink #interiordesign #paris #viral
What makes the Saint-Martin Apartment in Paris so What makes the Saint-Martin Apartment in Paris so hard to look away from is the deliberate clash Sophie Dries @sophiedries_ created and didn’t try to resolve. The bones of the apartment are pure Haussmann: ornate cornicing, carved boiserie, a marble fireplace with a gilded mirror. Everything a 19th-century Parisian apartment should be. Then she placed a near-black dining table with brass-legged stools into the middle of it. A raw concrete-look bathroom behind the grandeur. Dark, sculptural objects on surfaces that were built for delicate things. It works because she didn’t try to blend the two, she let them sit in contrast. The apartment feels lived-in and specific because of it. → Save this if you’re mixing old architecture with contemporary furniture. 📸 @stephanjulliard #interiordesign #parisapartmenttour #parisianstyle #contemporarydesign #interiorarchitecture
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