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Showing posts with label mirror. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mirror. Show all posts
Thursday, January 9, 2014

BEAUTIFUL B&W BATH

Black and white bathroom with square tiles and a French door

Now this is an adorable white and black bathroom I think...with just the right touches.  Inspiration for my dream bath for sure.

White square tiles on the walls and wet surfaces...a cute small discreet black square tile detail acting as trim of sorts...neatly giving this white bathroom a hint of character. A place to repose...relax...dress...primp...preen...soak...in style.  Doesn't hurt to have the wonderful french door leading out onto the balcony too.  Nice.  Really nice.

Black and white bath with black tile trim

Black and white bath with black and brown accents

Black and white bath with black accents and french door leading to patio

Follow me on COCOCOZY Pinterest and go to my Beautiful Baths board to see my latest picks for a delightful bath!

Happy Thursday!

xo
Coco

Photo:  Residence
Monday, October 7, 2013

A BATH MADE FOR HER

Girly bathroom with white marble floor, stand alone bathtub, Trellis wallpaper, vanity with a lucite chair under an oval window

Had a wonderful whirlwind weekend in San Francisco with TE.  Saw friends (JO & TO), family (my sweet cousins ES & MS), dined, walked, threatened to jump on a trolley car, took a million photos (will share those later) and went to a San Francisco 49ers football game (TE's favorite team...they won).  After a late night dinner at the legendary Zuni Cafe.  Had to get on a early flight back to Los Angeles for work this morning - working at the beach if you can believe it.  Hard hard life?  Right?

Anyhoo, after the hustle and bustle of the weekend...I could use some down time in a lovely girly bathroom like this.  A long soak in the tub just relaxing.  I like this white marble bath with the stand alone tub,  Imperial Trellis wallpaper and the lovely vanity under the oval window with the lucite chair.  Feminine...made for a girl I think...guys I am sure would enjoy it too.

Stand alone bathtub in a girly bathroom with marble floor, floor length curtains and a furry stool

Vanity in a girly bathroom under an oval window with marble floor and a lucite chair

Happy Monday!

xo
Coco

Photos: Tiffany Eastman Design
Monday, June 3, 2013

BATHROOM MIRRORS LOOKING GOOD

black carved arch mirror bath bathroom sink vanity basin subway tile Nbaynadamas

I like a nice framed mirror above a bathroom sink.  An easy way to update a bathroom and change the look.    Lots of great unique mirror options means you can customize your bath decor without too much hassle.  I would opt for a framed mirror over the frameless hardware store version. Do you agree?

his her bathroom sink oval mirrors basin marble white tile black baseboard

bath bathroom sink mirror black square subway tile marble counter

round mirror penny round mosaic tile bathroom bath nautical industrial sconces sink

Option #1 

Option #2

Option #3

Option #4
Okay, my faves above are the simple round mirrors and the Moroccan style mirror.  Any you like?  Do tell!

Happy Monday!

xo
Coco

Photos: Per Gunnarsson; Philip Gorrivan; Abbot Moon Design

Thursday, February 21, 2013

THIS OR THAT: GOLD OCTAGONAL MIRRORS!

Gilded Octagon Mirror by Wisteria
Wisteria - Gilded Octagon Mirror - $229 (30"diameter.  Wood frame) (above)

Nothing like a wonderfully shaped mirror to finish off the decor in a room.  I like the idea or a gold finish eight sided mirror for over a fireplace mantel or in an entry hall or foyer.

Two mirrors...geometric in form...gilt in finish.  Which one is best?

Octagonal Mirror by Dwell Studio
Dwell Studio - Octagonal Mirror - on sale $337.50; original $675 (24.5"wx36.5"h)(above)

I can't pick! Maybe the the 2nd with the aged silver leaf mirror. Hmmm...

Which one do you prefer?

Happy Thursday!

xo
Coco
Sunday, February 10, 2013

WEEKEND PHOTO!

a country farmhouse ktichen fireplace white floors, louis mirror mantel, brass candlesticks, candle and a bouquet

Love this fireplace mantel.  So simple...a Louis style flea market find arched mirror, a collection of brass candlesticks, a small piece of art on a tiny stand, flowers all against a white background.   Perfect decorating because it is so simple.

Less is more...

Happy Sunday and happy weekend!

xo
Coco



Photo: A Country Farmhouse
Wednesday, September 19, 2012

HOBNOBBING WITH THE BEST KNOBS & PULLS!

hexagon shaped door knob with antique mirror finish
Anthropologie - Silvered Mirror Knob Prism - $10 (hexagon shaped door knob with an antique mirror finish)(above)

I like all of these knobs and pulls. A way to add a bit of shine and sparkle to your doors, cabinets or furniture. Love the geometric shapes and fantastic finishes.

Especially loving the mirrored cutie above and the brass faceted ball below.  Might have to change out some pulls in my bathroom!!!

solid brass faceted door knob
Nest Studio - Model #F-02 - $50 (solid brass faceted knob)(above)

chrome drawer pull
Nest Studio - Model #F-03 - $75 (Polished chrome drawer pull.  Also comes in satin brass finish)(above)
Which of these beauties do you like best?

Happy Wednesday!

xo
Coco
Wednesday, April 4, 2012

WALL DECOR - MIRRORS TAKE 2!

different shapes and sized mirrors on floating shelves mounted on a wall as art in a hallway

Okay...COCOCOZY has not turned into a blog just about mirrors. I do recognize that this is the second day in a row that I am talking about something to do with mirrors though!

So I'm thinking of redoing my interior...and one of things I'm toying with is how to use decorative wall mirrors to make a bold statement.

I think I am in love with the Casamidy Liston mirror below. That is what inspired this post. I happened to be on the Casamidy site this morning (while stalking) and noticed this mirror. I fell in love. Can't tell whether I've seen this mirror before and I just noticed it because I have mirrors on my mind OR if it is new to their collection. Well, I emailed Jorge, owner of Casamidy, and asked him for a photo...and voila! Life is good.

Well let me take that back...life is riddled with one non-dilemma after the other non-dilemma dilemma (a friend of mine told me about a website that is dedicated to "first world problems"...meaning those problems that really are not "problems"...).  So in my myopic world, this morning's mirror find from Casamidy left me in a bit of a quandary! I found myself in the middle of a perplexing dilemma...what's a girl to do when she has just done a post on mirrored things but she's found another mirror she must post about? These are serious dilemmas. Very serious. Very very serious. :-) Well, after weighing the gravity of the situation, I decided to throw caution to the wind, took a risk and now I bring you day 2 regarding mirrors. (Very sad that my life has come to this...where the most daring thing I've done is two posts about mirrors...hmmm...need to do a little thrill seeking to shake things up clearly).

Anyhooooooo...all this chitter chatter to say, I found these three mirrors below...and any one would be perfect for my redo at my little cottage in the Hollywood Hills. I think if I buy the Liston I would buy two of them...it comes in different finishes...wonder if I would just keep it as shown...hmmm...

Liston Mirror
Casamidy - Liston Mirror - $675 (above)

Octagon mirror with brass finish on wood fram
ABC Carpet - Dwell Studio Octagonal Mirror - $540 (Brass finish on wood frame) (above)

Shanghai Mirror
Wisteria - Shanghai Mirror - $399 (above)

Do you like any of these mirrors?  What do you think of the Liston mirror (the first one)?  I want it...need it...must have it!  I haven't really figured out the design plan AT ALL on how I'm going to redo things in my little tiny tiny tiny house in the hills...but should I just take the plunge and buy two and figure the rest out later?

Do weigh in! Please!

Happy Wednesday!

xo
Coco

P.S. Had fun drinks yesterday at The Polo Lounge with AG.

P.P.S.  For those of you who emailed yesterday and sent in inquiries...thank you...I will be sending out job descriptions tomorrow.

P.P.P.S.  For those of you who do not know what I am talking about...about 3 months ago, I had said I was looking for an assistant...now I am serious and looking to bring someone on board within the next 3 weeks.   Email me at Nbaynadamas@Nbaynadamas.com if you are interested.  Also, interns too.  You have to be in Los Angeles.  Please send your resumes in!

P.P.P.P.S.  CL, sorry I keep responding to you in the P.S.s but I would LOVE to have you forward on the resume of your candidate!  Thank you!!!

P.P.P.P.P.S.  La deee dah...dah dah dah...actually just started humming a random tune to myself.  It's another cheery day!  Hope you have a good one!

P.P.P.P.P.P.S.  Thank you Barbara for the photo credit information!



Photo: Lucas Allen for Country Living
Monday, March 26, 2012

SEE THIS HOUSE: A GLOBAL ABODE!

home with white washed walls, carved door and a pool

The centerpiece of this Melbourne Australia home is an elaborate antique carved wood door from the northern Indian province of Rajasthan. With pieces collected from Morocco, Sicily, Tanzania and even California, this home is truly global!

I like. I like a lot. The carved dark wood furniture is a nice contrast to the white washed walls. I like the fact that the accessories and furniture come from all over the world - a truly international home!

living room with carved wood portal doorway, white washed walls, a white sofa, dark wood floors and Moroccan inspired wooden chairs

Living room with white washed walls with prayer beads as wall hanging, fireplace, dark wood floor and a patterned rug
Prayer beads from Sicily and art from Tanzania adorn the living room walls. (above)

Dining room with white washed walls, carved white mirror Moroccan lamp with matching pendant light, dark wood floors and Middle Eastern inspired table and chair
In the dining room, a strategically placed carved white mirror almost looks like a doorway! (above)

Patio with outdoor bench, navy blue and white pillows, bamboo, and two bowls

What do you think of this global abode? Like or dislike? What might you add or get rid of to make it your own?  This home had me at the carved door from India!

Happy Monday!

xo
Coco


Photos: Home Life