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Friday, February 7, 2014

COCOCOZY HOME AT MECOX GARDENS WEST PALM BEACH - SHOP WATCH

COCOCOZY Logo throws in burnt orange at Mecox Gardens West Palm Beach
COCOCOZY Logo Throw blankets in burnt orange looking quite regal at Mecox Gardens West Palm Beach! (above)

My dream when I started the COCOCOZY Home Furnishings Collection of pillows, throw blankets, rugs and more was to somehow figure out a way to be in Mecox Gardens.

Mecox Gardens are prestigious home furnishings stores located in some of the most posh areas in the country including Los Angeles, the Hamptons, Houston, Dallas, Chicago, New York and West Palm Beach.  The stores are amazingly curated and carry some of the finest home decor items in the country. In each store there is a mix of beautifully selected new, vintage and antique furniture and accessories.  Everything you could ever desire for decorating your house, home, apartment or mansion! ;-)

So far, COCOCOZY has made it into 3 different Mecox stores!  I am proud to say our collection is in the Los Angeles store right on La Cienega (I went in and stalked our products the other day and I could have screamed with joy).  We are in the Houston store...they were the first to buy us.

Now I am thrilled to announce COCOCOZY pillows, throws and more are in Florida at Mecox Gardens West Palm Beach!  Woohooo.  Woohooo!!

Christin Carron who manages the Mecox Gardens Palm Beach store sent these lovely photos of COCOCOZY pillows and throws styled into their store!  Love this! Thank you Christin!

COCOCOZY Plaid Solid Linen Pillows and Logo Throw in Mecox Gardens West Palm Beach
COCOCOZY Plaid Solid linen pillows and a COCOCOZY Logo Throw in navy in a living room setting at Mecox (above)

COCOCOZY Fence pillows in dome chairs at Mecox Gardens
COCOCOZY Fence pillows in navy add a geometric touch to these classic dome chairs (above)

COCOCOZY Arch linen pillows in sea green at Mecox West Palm Beach
I spy COCOCOZY Arch linen pillows in sea green at Mecox West Palm Beach looking so cute! (above)

COCOCOZY Circle Chevron linen pillows in Sea Foam and Sea Green at Mecox Gardens
Our Circle Chevron pillows! (above)

Mecox Gardens West Palm Beach
Mecox Gardens West Palm Beach store exterior (above)

If you want to check out the most delightful furniture stores in the country and you are in South Florida, New York, the Hamptons, Dallas, Houston, Chicago or Los Angeles, please stop into Mecox Gardens!

If you would like to see COCOCOZY on display at this Mecox Gardens in West Palm...here is their info below...including manager Christin's email address if you see anything you like!

Mecox Gardens West Palm Beach
3900 South Dixie Highway
West Palm Beach, Florida 33405
p: 561-805-8611 | f: 561-805-9362
e: ctucker@mecoxgardens.com
Hours: Monday-Saturday 10:00am-5:30pm

To see a list of where else you can find the COCOCOZY Home Collection around the country, click here!

Happy Friday!

xo
Coco
Thursday, February 6, 2014

WINTER HOME LIVING ROOMS - THIS OR THAT

Modern ski house with curved ceiling and black accent wall
Aerin Lauder's amazing modern ski house! (above)
Snow storms, cold weather, the Winter Olympics on t.v., and did I mention the daytime temperature in Los Angeles hovering in the 60's...clear signs that we are definitely in the middle of winter!  I stepped out of my office in L.A. yesterday and shivered from the cold 65 degree air hitting me in the face! (I was born and raised in Los Angeles, so any temperature below 70 feels icy to me...)

I do not ski...or I refuse to ski...or I would probably injure myself if I tried to ski again.  Last time I went skiing was years ago with best of friend FF in Aspen...it was a comedy indeed...we had an Austrian ski instructor who kept saying to me "Get up...get up out of the snow Coco" and "If you do not go back up on the lift again, you will feel bad about yourself tomorrow."  I spent most of my ski time in a heap of poles and skis on the side of the mountain with 5 year olds swooshing by me with the greatest of ease.

Anyhooooo...just because I don't ski, doesn't mean mean I don't enjoy the mountains during the winter or ski in ski out living.   I spent some time last year at FF and CCF's Bachelor's Gulch home just outside of Vail...ski in ski out...with a jacuzzi...lots of fireplaces and more.  Quite lovely.

Wonder what kind of ski house living room I would rather spend my time in sitting and waiting by the fire watching skiers glide by...a quaint rustic cabin setting or a stunning modern chic mountain home?  So I bring you today a THIS OR THAT...featuring a lifestyle maven Aerin Lauder's modern ski house  living room in Aspen and another cozy classic ski lodge living room...you decide?

THIS

Aerin Lauder's modern winter home in Aspen with floor to ceiling windows
Aerin Lauder's modern winter home in Aspen stunning mountain views from large floor to ceiling windows.(above)

OR THAT

Fully wood paneled mountain home living room with stone slab fireplace and window seat
A cute fully wood paneled mountain house living room with stone slab fireplace and window seat. (above and below)

Fully wood paneled mountain house with a window seat

I think I would be most comfy in Aerin's modern ski house living room...simple, uncluttered and spectacular views and love the exposed beam ceiling.

Happy Thursday!

xo
Coco

Photos: Vogue; Axel Vervoordt

Monday, January 20, 2014

CLEAN LINES & SIMPLE DESIGN



White minimalist living room

As this first month of 2014 races by...I am thinking about ways that I might streamline the interior decor in my tiny little cottage in the Hollywood Hills (to see my house click here). My home is pretty neutral in tone...I have lots of texture and pattern going on. While I probably wouldn't remove all of the different prints (very COCOCOZY Collection to layer patterns)...might I consider going the clean line, simple design route. I love my home...but something to consider. Just spent last night shredding documents from 2005! Oy vey. Have to organize today.

Anyhooo... I love this all black and white home from Anna Leena's Home blog. The cleanest of clean lines and a monochromatic design scheme. No frills, no fuss. Refreshing. Leaves room to think.

White minimalist living room with black accents

Minimalist and industrial staircase

Minimalist kitchen with stainless counter tops and a black board

What do you think of this super super minimalistic design and decor?

Happy Monday! Happy Martin Luther King Day!

xo
Coco

P.S. Taking a moment today of course to reflect on Dr. Martin Luther King and all of the amazing things he did for our country. People like him, who have a vision about making things better for everyone, are truly truly inspiring. Happy b-day MLK!

Photos: Anna Leena's Home
Thursday, December 12, 2013

FIREPLACE MANTLES - THIS OR THAT

Traditional fireplace mantel with striped walls, a traditional oil painting and antique clock
Fireplace mantle 1 - Traditional Antique Collector -  White subtly striped walls, traditional oil painting and antique clock (above)

Was reading an article on Vogue's website the other day. It is about a townhouse in New York owned by documentary filmmaker Maggie Betts.  Maggie invited former first daughter Barbara Bush and friend Elliot Merck to live in two of the apartments as well.  The each created unique living spaces in a city home with unifying architectural features.

The NYC townhouse features 9 original fireplaces...all unique.  Each apartment has at least one noteworthy ornately carved stone fireplace mantle.

So which of these three fireplace looks do you like best?

Green blue paint form Farrow & Ball, a large painted mirror, and a Swedish crystal chandelier
Fireplace mantle 2 - Eclectic - Green Blue paint from Farrow & Ball on the walls, a large painted mirror, a Swedish crystal chandelier in the reflection. (above)

living room with lavender walls, a black mirror, framed portraits of Diego Rivera and Frieda Kahlo, and a marble fireplace mantel with a black and white skull
Fireplace Mantle #3 - World Traveler - Lavender walls, a tall black mirror, framed portraits of artists Frieda Kahlo and Diego Rivera, and a Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) black and white skull adorn the mantle of former first daughter Barbara Bush. (above)
I am loving Fireplace 2 - Eclectic.  I love the wall color, the grand painted mirror, the small painting leaning against the mirror that is framed by a large modern painting on an opposing wall.  Like!

To see the rest of this townhouse and the three different apartments on Vogue's website, click here!

Which fireplace is your fave?

Happy Thursday!

xo
Coco

P.S. Have been helping best of friend AM with her holiday card choices this year.  Every year she sends me photos and layouts for her holiday card.  She finalized the look on Tuesday and ordered.  Then yesterday she and I went at it again on designing another second card look.  When she sent the new card to her husband JE, he wrote us both back and said "Looks great. But I thought this was finalized already?"  Oh JE!  He just doesn't understand that girls like us could deliberate over things like this forever!

P.P.S.  Going to another work dinner with TE tonight.  Must find something that is cute, festive, and business.  Got to run to pick out outfit and to chat on the phone with London best of friend AT (we are cooking up something...a plan...).

P.P.P.S.  COCOCOZY Online Shop 20% off sale ends today - Today is the last day for the 20% off sale on the COCOCOZY Online Shop.  If you have been coveting a COCOCOZY pillow, throw, lucite tray, candle or anything else...now is the time!  Happy Holidays!

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

$75 MILLION DOLLAR NYC PENTHOUSE - SEE THIS HOUSE

Living room in a NYC penthouse with a view of the city


6 bedrooms, 6 full baths, 2 partial baths in 8,274 square feet of interior space with spectacular Central Park views, this New York City penthouse is listed for a mere $75 million dollars by Sotheby's International Real Estate.

This multi million dollar real estate listing was recently gutted, renovated and redesigned by prestigious NYC interior designer Tony Ingrao.  It takes up the entire top floor of the Time Warner Center Building right in the heart of Manhattan.  High ceilings, media room, laundry center, informal dining room and a smart house system that controls lighting, heating, entertainment systems and window coverings.  This manse in the sky seems to have it all.

Now the question is...if I had $75 million to spare...would I buy this?  Let me think....


Formal dining room with city view, crystal chandelier, mirrored table and high backed armchairs with nail head trim
Formal dining room boasts spectacular city views and a crystal chandelier! (above)

Kitchen in a NYC penthouse with marble floor, windows with a view of central park, subway tile backsplash, kitchen island with counter seating and glass upper cabinets
The all white chef's kitchen is light and cheerful with marble floors, subway tile backsplash, a kitchen island with counter seating and glass upper cabinets. (above)

Master bedroom with wrap around floor to ceiling windows, plush rugs and a large canopy bed
The master bedroom has wrap around floor to ceiling windows and a large sumptuous canopy bed fit for a queen (above)

Lavender girls room in a NYC penthouse with a view of the city, lavender carpeting and a canopy bed
A little lavender girl's room...a purple kids room in the sky (above)

view of central park from an NYC penthouse
The views of Central Park from the penthouse (above)

Floor plan for an NYC penthouse
Must be nice to have an entire floor of a New York City building! (above)

So would you take it or leave it?

I think I would take it if given to me. I may want to spend the $75 million on a few properties if I had to pay for it myself. Thinking though...who knows.

Happy Tuesday!

xo
Coco
Saturday, October 19, 2013

COCOCOZY RUGS AT HIGH POINT - WOOHOO!

COCOCOZY Quatrefoil Rug in Peacock, Oxford Rug in Navy and Fence Rug in Charcoal
COCOCOZY Rugs -  24 hand knotted Indo Tibetan wool  (above)
I am going to a trade show in North Carolina to show off the COCOCOZY rug collection once again!  Wooohooo!  For those of you in the design business who are going to High Point Market this weekend, I hope you will come by and say hi to me at the Capel Rugs showroom in Market Square!

It is Saturday morning. I am on the plane right now. Flying first class (thank you Capel Rugs). Heading to Charlotte, NC where a driver will pick me up and whisk me off to High Point, NC (thank you CT and CC for making my travel so wonderful). I will be in High Point for exactly 24 hours.  A dinner with the oh so sweet Capel Rug folks (CC, JM, JH, and AR) tonight, sleep (I need it), a morning/early afternoon meet and greet at the Capel showroom where all of the 24 rugs in my collection are on display.  Lastly on Sunday, right before I leave, I have a top secret meeting about a potential project...fingers crossed that this comes to fruition.

I cannot wait to see my rug collection again in person and so look forward to meeting COCOCOZY readers, buyers, designers and press.  So much fun to chat with everyone and hear their stories!

COCOCOZY rug display in Capel Rugs' Showroom at High Point Market in North Carolina
Ron Bristow, Capel's showroom manager, sent this picture to us of the COCOCOZY rug display in the Capel Rugs Showroom at High Point Market. (above)
I have two COCOCOZY rugs in my house now (see one of them in my living room by clicking here...I plan on shopping and getting a few more!

To shop the rug collection and more, please go to the COCOCOZY Online Shop by clicking here!

Please, please stop by to say hello if you are going to High Point. Here's when you can catch me.

COCOCOZY Meet & Greet at High Point market
Capel Rugs Showroom
Market Square
Space 112
Sunday, October 20th from 10am-2pm.

Happy Saturday!

xo
Coco

P.S.  COCOCOZY 2014 Rug Collection - I am a little afraid to see JH from Capel.  I owe him color selections for my next new rug collection that we will showing in 2014.  I am holding up the whole process.  I sent designs in over a month ago...I know what I want for color but have been too distracted to put down my thoughts in an organized manner...note to self...finish color on Monday or Tuesday.  All the color issues aside, I am really really excited about the new designs for 2014...cannot wait to show you.  If you are in the press, I may even give you a little sneak peek (via my iPhone) of one or two of my new designs!

P.P.S.  Spent the last two weekends traveling with TE.  Weird not to have him with me on this trip.  He is home this weekend recuperating from running the Chicago Marathon last weekend.   Was very impressed watching him run that race!

P.P.P.S.  Hi mom!  (Just saying hi for no reason.  My mom reads every one of my posts btw...cute...right?).  Hope you have a good weekend mom.  Will call after the event and let you know how it goes.




Wednesday, October 9, 2013

COCOCOZY EMBROIDERED PILLOWS IN STOCK

COCOCOZY Embroiderd Pillows in Loop, Maroc, Birdcage Toile, Kip and COCOCOZY Light
COCOCOZY Embroidered Pillow Collection from $90-$120 (above)
I am very happy to bring you my latest line of pillows...ready for your picking at the COCOCOZY Shop now.

The COCOCOZY Embroidered Collection has been super popular. It seems COCOCOZY devotees were definitely in the mood for some embroidered textiles!  For those of you who have not shopped COCOCOZY yet, the good news is these embroidered pillows range in price from $90-$120!

I developed this new embroidered collection of linen pillows under a license deal with Peking Handicraft.  Spent some time designing, picking colors and reviewing samples for this project.  It was so much fun working on this new collection with a partner who knows how to manufacture and distribute home furnishings.

The embroidered pillow collection launched this past summer to the wholesale market and I wrote a post with full details on how this license deal came about back in July.

These new embroidered pillows are imported.  That means the some are priced under $100.

We still proudly offer our equally popular high end made-in-the-U.S. popular luxury COCOCOZY Classic Linen pillows - these luxury classic signature COCOCOZY pillows are carefully custom-made-to-order here in Los Angeles (on U.S. soil).  Think of the luxury collection as our base that will never go away.  These styles have become COCOCOZY classics and they way we design and craft the COCOCOZY Classic Linen pillows makes that collection a timeless designer must-have statement for the home.

Back to the embroidered pillows - the fun, fashionable and affordable line. 20"x20", down filled, embroidered, linen, in six designs...in a variety of colors including a lemon yellow, bright orange, mint green and more.

 I really like the black and gray collection embroidered on a darker natural linen pictured below - perfect for fall. Of course, I love the blues and there is a very special gray color in the mix.

Black COCOCOZY Embroidered Pillows in Loop, Birdcage Toile and Kip

Red & Orange COCOCOZY Embroidered Pillows in Kip, Birdcage Toile and COCOCOZY Light

COCOCOZY Embroidered Collection in Maroc and Loop

Please check out the entire COCOCOZY embroidered collection here.  Hope you find something you like!

Am already working with Peking Handicraft on developing the embroidered pillow collection for 2014 if you can believe it.  Next year, the collection includes never before seen COCOCOZY designs, lots of saturated colors, a cheerful bold group of accent pillows.  Can't wait for the 2014 collection.

In the meantime, enjoy your browse of this collection! Let me know which ones you like best and where you might put in your home.  Let the shopping begin!

Happy Wednesday.

xo
Coco


Wednesday, October 2, 2013

FAMILY FRIENDLY HOME IN TORONTO WITH PERSONAL STYLE

Living room of Vogue.com contributor Sophie Young's childhood home in Toronto with mint walls, wood floor, white sofa, gold framed mirror and pink chairs

A comfortable accessible family home in Toronto.  This home was featured on Vogue's website...apparently the home where Vogue.com contributor and blogger Sophie Young grew up. A very warm home a mix of old and new.  The home sits in a residential neighborhood in the center of Toronto.  It was an abandoned property before Sophie's parents took it over and made it their own.

A safe, stylish, fresh, personal, unpretentious space to raise a family. The decorating style combines old and new quite seamlessly along with a little whimsy in the form of color and art.  Well done.  Take a look.

Exterior of Vogue.com contriburtor Sophie Young's childhood home

Dining room in Vogue.com contributor Sophie Young's childhood home with Queen Anne chairs upholstered in red and white floral print, a fireplace with white Moroccan lanterns on the mantel and a large gilded mirror
Queen Anne chairs were found and upholstered in a red and white floral print in the dining room (above)

Kitchen in Vogue.com contributorSophie Young's childhood home with black and white striped floor, red island and stainless appliances
Black and white stripe floors and a red kitchen island make bold statements in this family kitchen (above)

Pink master bedroom in Vogue.com contributor Sophie Young's childhood home with a white fireplace, pink and white gingham sofa and x-bench
This is the master bedroom and it is pink - Sophia's dad let her mom go with a traditionally feminine color in their bedroom (above)

Master bath and mirrored walk in closet in Vogue.com contributor Sophie Young's childhood home
Master bath with mirrored walk in closet. (above)

Vogue.com contributor Sophie Young's blue bedroom in her childhood home
Sophie's room in shades of blue (above)
This is the type of home great for raising a family and for entertaining loved ones.  A personal space with warm design appeal.

What do you think of this Canadian home?

Happy Wednesday!

xo
Coco


Photos: Vogue