We found this article online and had to share it with you. This gorgeous, open workspace blends comfort and function and from the ever-growing success of Spanx, increased productivitiy as well. Who couldn’t work here?
Clearly, the ladies at Spanx know how to make a girl happy in more ways than one. Below are a couple of our favorites shots of the workspace, but you’ll definitely want to see them all.
Love the LIFE wallcovering!
Light up your kitchen with this vintage hanging steel funnel pendant. The rustic patina gives it an industrial feel that can create a striking focal point when used as paired pendants over a kitchen island. Who doesn’t love a touch of vintage in the kitchen?
17.5″w x 16″h
$178 + shipping
Contact us for further details or to purchase at 843.278.8707 or info@parkersimsinteriors.com .
You may recall our color of the year post from last month’s dish. We are such fans of this turquoise hue that we wanted to share our top 10 picks for implementing these in your home. And, the countdown goes…
10. Islamic tile from Grays Antique Dealers
We love the amazing color and design of this 10th to 15th AD tile. This stand alone piece would be beautiful set in an easel resting on a bookshelf.
9. Zigzag rug from Jonathan Adler
The use of grey allows for a subtle complement to the turquoise. We recently used Jonathan Adler’s customizable line to design a rug and pillows for a client’s media room.
8. Console table from Somerset Bay
This console table in cotton candy finish would make a great entry piece when paired with upholstered chairs in a beach house or casual cottage.
7. Underwater painting from Shealeigh’s shop on Etsy
The great composition and use of color in this painting would be beautiful atop an antique wooden chest.
6. Venetian pillow from Ryan Studio
Rich colors paired with this pillow design and texture make it a glamorous way to add luster to a formal room.
5. Turquoise mirror from Studio Scroggie
A perfect example of repurposing an outdated gold mirror by adding a fun color.
4. Zinnia knobs from Anthropologie
What an attractive way to add character and pizzazz to an old piece.
3. Bagan/Peacock fabric from Schumacher
We’re smitten with this silk Celery Kemble design for Shumacher fabrics. Accent with canary yellow lamps or accessories for an unexpected complement.
2. Garden stool from Emissary
Use this as a side table to add a punch of color within a room. Try a grouping of 4 with cut glass on top as an interesting and eye-cathing coffee table.
1. Anson Ribbon Pendant fixture from Urban Electric
This charming fixture continues to draw our attention. We would love to see this used in a series in a stark white kitchen as large island pendants.
Which is your favorite?
The widespread devestation Haiti is experiencing after the January earthquakes is still unimaginable. During the month of February, we will donate 15% of our design consulting fee on new projects to the American Red Cross Haiti Relief & Development fund .
Pass the word and help us lend a helping hand. Click here to see how the American Red Cross is helping. For further details or questions on our Haiti Relief donations, contact us at info@parkersimsinteriors.com .
The winner of the 2010 Bloomingdale’s Big Window Challenge has finally been announced, and we love the results…
The Modern Woman, designed by Eddie Ross for ELLE DECOR
The Writer’s Romantic Supper, designed by Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan
The Urbane Traveler, designed by Eileen Joyce
Thanks to all of our readers who weighed in on their favorites for our reader poll. Here’s what you voted for…
3rd Place: Apartment Therapy
The bold wallpaper of this room isn’t for everyone, but the funky style of this Apartment Therapy design placed 2nd in the Big Window Challenge.
2nd Place: ELLE DECOR
You loved the bright colors and ornate coffee table, but the influx of “stuff” in the room turned some of you away. This design by Eddie Ross is a mix of classic and modern meant for a modern woman. An appealing interior to appreciate, but from your comments, some would rather admire from a distance.
And Our Reader Winner Is… Bloomingdale’s
Most of you said you could picture this design by Eileen Joyce in your home, and we had a feeling this would be the winner. The simple, stylish New York City inspired room looks comfortable and inviting, a room that most of you said you picture yourself living in.
Comment below to let us know what you think of the results!
This vintage bottlerack is an understatedly chic piece with rustic charm for holding your glasses. A welcomed accessory to your kitchen counter or bar. A dandy display indeed.
16″ w x 24″ h
$230 + shipping
Contact us for further details or to purchase at 843.278.8707 or info@parkersimsinteriors.com .
Forget your little black book this Valentine’s Day and try this little blue book from Tiffany & Co. The turquoise shade fits perfectly with the Pantone’s 2010 Color of the Year. Tiffany Blue is one color that will never go out of style. Not to mention…always a welcomed sight on Valentine’s Day (or any day for that matter).
Maybe turquoise is on our mind from our January post on the new color of the year, but we are smitten with this Aqua Flamestitch pillow.
20″ x 20″
Designer linen fabric with self welt and down blend fill
$375 + shipping
Contact info@parkersimsinteriors.com or the studio at 843.278.8707 for further details or to purchase.
Dress your walls without an intimidating price tag with these pleasant original floral watercolors. At $36 each, hang one or better yet, make an impact with a series of four on your blank wall.
Each original watercolor is 11″h x 4″w, signed and dated, unframed*
$36/ea. + shipping; $144/series + shipping
Contact the studio 843.278.8707 or email info@parkersimsinteriors.com for further details.
*framing coordination available
We’ve been following the 2010 Bloomingdales Big Window Challenge over the past couple of weeks and finally saw photos of the installed window displays last night. Stunning.
Glance at the windows below to see if you can guess which window corresponds with the three “room titles” below. And…we’re curious to see your favorites. Please leave a comment below to share your favorite window – A, B or C.
[1] The Writers Romantic Supper
[2] The Modern Woman
[3] The Urbane Traveler
[Window A]
Designed by Eileen Joyce for Bloomingdales.
[Window B]
Designed by Eddie Ross for Elle Decor
[Window C]
Designed by Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan for Apartment Therapy
Click here to cast you vote and see if you guessed the room inspirations correctly. Don’t forget to comment below on your favorite window!
