Finishing up our series pairing design and drinks – we round out the holiday season with a modern bachelor pad paired with a Bloody Mary, inspired by the color of the living room’s design. In the sumptuous San Francisco apartment above, featuring a lampshade and high pile rug in Pantone’s color-of-the-year Marsala, the decor exudes luxury that makes you want […]
Continuing our series inspired by our love of Mad Men, interior decor and cocktails, we are pairing design and drinks! This post, a manly room needs a manly drink, and with the upcoming holidays we decide on a classic cocktail for this classic contemporary interior. As you can see in this San Francisco apartment, strong rich colors complement warm wood and tactile […]
Continuing our series inspired by our love of Mad Men, interior decor and summer cocktails, pairing design and drinks! Following on the heels of our last post on pairing Melon Madness with décor, this edition is a playful and colorful interior that makes entertaining fun and easy. Above in this San Francisco condo, custom chartreuse-and-silver custom cabinetry opens to reveal […]
The new year brings with it new energy to refresh, enliven and redesign your life! An easy and fun way to inject your life with new energy is by using color – we recommend Pantone’s 2015 Color of the Year – Marsala. “Much like the fortified wine that gives Marsala its name, this tasteful hue embodies the […]
Last time in this series of 3, we gave tips and ideas on how to maximize space in small kitchens . In this final edition of small space living, let’s look at how we entertain in our homes, and how we can make a space feel welcoming to guests as well as yourself! The living room […]
I’m so excited to share with you the featured designer story today on Design Shuffle. As a daily blog that covers interior designers throughout the country, I’m honored that today they have chosen to highlight a Kimball Starr interior design project. In the featured story, every room in this home has a splurge item and a budget item. I call it “democratization […]
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |