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Showing posts with label study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label study. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 20, 2013

MODERN HOME OFFICE - DESIGNER ROOM RECREATE

Home office by Jenny Wolf with Charcoal grey walls, wallpapered ceiling, modern furnishings, a gallery wall and a COCOCOZYpillow

Love this little home office by New York interior designer Jenny Wolf.  Dark charcoal gray walls, a wallpapered ceiling, modern furnishings, a feature gallery wall and a little COCOCOZY thrown into the mix!

The wall color is Wrought Iron by Benjamin Moore and the ultra modern light gray sofa is from Bo Concept.  I like the contrast of gray on gray.

Thought I would bring back the DESIGNER ROOM RECREATE series for this one!

Home office by Jenny Wolf with a COCOCOZY logo throw, a gold bird bowl and a tree stump inspired coffee table
A COCOCOZY Logo Throw in Navy adds a geometric twist to the modern office design. (above)

Home office by Jenny Wolf with grey walls, wallpapered ceiling, a white desk and white office chair

Grey Kelly Wearstler Imperial Trellis Wallpaper
Kelly Wearstler Imperial Trellis Wallpaper - $460 per roll 

Benjamin Moore Wrought Iron wall paint
Benjamin Moore Wrought Iron wall paint 

White rolling office chair
White office chair - $248

COCOCOZY Logo Throw in Navy
COCOCOZY Logo Throw in Navy - $333

Jonathan Adler Tripod Side Table with brass trim
Jonathan Adler Tripod Side Table with brass trim - $795


Golden bird bowl
Gold bird bowl - $128

COCOCOZY Fence Linen Pillow in Navy
COCOCOZY Fence Linen Pillow Navy - from $299
Charcoal grey sofa
Charcoal Gray Sofa - $1649

Black industrial desk lamp
Black desk lamp - $199

What do you think of this office design?  Would you want to recreate this look in your home.

Happy Wednesday!

xo
Coco


Tuesday, January 3, 2012

THIS OR THAT: FLOATING A HOME OFFICE!

Floating wall length shelves in a home office with hardwood floor, a light blue shag rug and a white sofa

Well the New Year has begun and for most of us it is back to work today. I am running off to my regular job and leaving my "home office" behind (anywhere my laptop goes is my home office btw). Got me thinking about work spaces inside the home on this first official day back to work in 2012. I wish I had room in my tiny cottage in the Hollywood Hills where I could add some floating shelves along a wall with my desk or work top right under - a place where I could really work. Makes for a streamline neat environment to get things done. Nice storage too.

I like the idea of  incorporate floating shelves above a desk or work space.  In case you didn't know, floating shelves attach directly to the walls with brackets so they look like they are floating.  Probably much more cost effective than built in bookshelves as well.

Here are two spaces to consider - one in a home office with wall-to-wall shelves, the other is in a bedroom with a few shelves strategical placed above the a small desk.  Which do you prefer...THIS OR THAT?

Bedroom with a dark wood desk with matching floating shelves, a mirror, bean bag chair and trunk at the foot of the bed

I love the first use of floating shelves.  I like that the third lower shelf is the desk itself.  I also love the fact that shelves span the entire wall.  Which do you like best?  Or do you dislike the idea of this kind of shelving?  Do tell!

Happy Tuesday!

xo
Coco

Photos: House and Home Canada; Sabrina Linn
Sunday, July 3, 2011

THE HOUSE OF WINDSOR - THE STUDY OF A SITTING ROOM WITH UPHOLSTERED WALLS - PART 3!

All photos in this post by Coco of Nbaynadamas
Sitting room with Peter Dunham's animal print Gattapardo linen fabric on the walls and matching floor length curtains, a lacquered green desk, dark wood floor and a sea grass rug in the House of Windsor

Hi there! Hope you are still enjoying your long weekend!

As I mentioned on a few days ago, last week I went to the Veranda Magazine sponsored gala opening of the House of Windsor - a showcase house conceived by mega interior designer and style maven Windsor Smith.   Windsor designed the home from the ground up and then she and a handful of her posh designer friends decorated the home.  I must say the party and the preview of the home were quite spectacular!

The house is an 8,000 square foot equestrian estate complete with a barn. Generally the design throughout this show house exudes modern elegance.

Then there is this home office/study/sitting room. I'm a believer that every home must have a room that makes some sort of bold statement...that is a little off the beaten path...with whimsy and daring playing key roles in the design. This home office/sitting room is just that room in the House of Windsor.

This room is off of one of the bedrooms.  So I would have to assume it is not a hard core home office but rather a sitting room/study/home office.  A place where a lady might do a little reading, writing of letters, relaxing and literally staring at the walls! Decorated by Los Angeles interior designer Peter Dunham, the home office makes a hugely bold statement with its animal print upholstered walls. Wow! My favorite part of the room is the lacquer green writing desk. Quite amazing.

Animal print walls (in Peter Dunham's own Gattapardo linen fabric) and a lacquered green desk...doesn't seem like they would necessarily work together in concept...but they do.

Don't know if I would have the courage to put this print on my walls...but I've got to say, I applaud anyone who would have the chutzpah (spelled wrong or right?) to do it. I was charmed by this home office. Something warm, sexy, interesting and very unique about the decor...made me feel like I had left Los Angeles and was in another country or in a city apartment.

Take a look!

Sitting room in the House of Windsor with upholstered leopard print walls and matching curtains, dark wood floor, a seagrass rug, a frosted glass pendant light, a wicker chair with pink cushions, and a rockery inspired center table

Close up of Peter Dunham's animal print Gattapardo linen fabric upholstering the walls in a sitting room in the House of Windsor

Alternative view of sitting room with Peter Dunham's animal print Gattapardo linen fabric on the walls and matching floor length curtains, a lacquered green desk, dark wood floor and a sea grass rug in the House of Windsor

Alternative view of the sitting room in the Windsor house with Peter Dunham's animal print Gattapardo linen fabric on the walls and matching floor length curtains, on the walls are two paintings in black frames, a lacquered green desk, dark wood floor, a rockery inspired center table and a sea grass rug

What do you think of this sitting room and study?  Would you be daring enough to cover your walls in an animal print fabric?  What is the most bold space in your home?  I am curious to know!

So Windsor Smith's House of Windsor is open until July 17th.  I highly suggest that if you are in Los Angeles, you buy a ticket and take a look.  You will not be disappointed.

Happy Sunday!

xo
Coco

P.S.  While most people are enjoying the sun and relaxing today...I'm working!   Less than two weeks until I go to Atlanta to show the Nbaynadamas collection (a link to the new catalog) there at the Christian Mosso Associates showroom...and about 6 weeks until the New York Gift Fair where I'll show as well.  New fantastic cotton knit throws are in the works and some new cotton pillows (hopefully) are too.  I had to send almost all of my samples to Atlanta and now we are remaking everything for New York.  Oy vey!   I'll get out today for a little fun this evening though.

Photos in this post by Coco of Nbaynadamas
Friday, March 4, 2011

COLOR WATCH: A BLUE LIBRARY!

Library with blue walls, leather armchairs, a coffee table with inlaid wood details, a zebra print rug, a window seat and built in bookshelves full of books

Love the idea of a blue library. I want a library and why not have a blue one? Love the built-in window seat and bookshelves, the modern leather chairs, the zebra rug. Oh so darling. Some friends recently remodeled their house and set aside a small room for their library...it is a lovely little surprise...they call it a jewel.

Anyhoo...have a big busy weekend in front of me...have lots of orders for Nbaynadamas pillows and throws to get out of the door...have to spruce up my place because am having some people over next week...lots to do and time is just flying!

Just heard from best of friend FF who lives in New Orleans...she is off to all things Mardi Gras this weekend. This is the first time in two years I've missed Mardi Gras. I miss it so...I miss my friends so much too! I've ridden in the Iris krewe for the last 2 years...one year we were lobsters (yes lobsters...we were dressed in red satin band uniform like outfits with a lobster beanie with claws on our heads...looking for a photo of the beanie now to share with you)...the next year we rode on the Iris float dressed in gold satin jumpsuits as kings (or queens...we really looked like we worked at a fast food restaurant)...this year they are pirates! Oh Mardi Gras. It is so fun to get swept in it all...I love riding on the floats and tossing beads, I love all of the parties, I just love it...next year!!!

Oh yes back to decor...if you had a library...or if you do...what color would you paint the walls or would you go with some classic wood paneling?

Happy Friday and HAPPY MARDI GRAS!

xo
Coco

P.S. Just found the photo of the outfit we wore to ride on our Mardi Gras float two years ago...I just found the hat part...that was from the year we dressed as lobsters...yes lobsters...I was a Mardi Gras lobster one year. Yup. Just imagine a group of very well heeled girls riding on a float wearing lobster outfits...and might I add totally loving it. Go to Nbaynadamas Twitter to see how I roll at Mardi Gras! I'm now getting sad that I am not in New Orleans this weekend!


Photo: Todd Alexander Romano
Saturday, July 31, 2010

DESIGNER ROOM RECREATE: A PINK AND BROWN STUDY!

Living room designed by Christina Murphy with brown sofa with white piping and a black and white graphic armchair
Photo courtesy Christina Murphy Interiors

I love so many of the spaces imagined by fab interior designer Christina Murphy! In the last month or two, I've returned to her site again and again for inspiration and ideas to bring to you.

Here is another. A cute study in a NYC apartment. Love this small space. It looks comfy, functional and stylish. The color combination of pink brown and white works really well too. A design trifecta!

Anyhooo, so now that I've admired and obsessed over Christina's work...now it is time to imitate it (highest form of flattery right?). That brings us to today's DESIGNER ROOM RECREATE!
Chocolate brown sofa with white contrast piping from Crate and Barrel
Crate and Barrel - Trace Sofa - $1,499 (A boxy chocolate brown sofa with white contrast piping) (above)

Oscar de la Renta Dhurrie Collection rug from Elson & Company
Elson & Company - Oscar de la Renta Dhurrie Collection $80-$100 per square foot (Indian flat weave dhurries are hand-made from New Zealand wool)(above)


White Parsons Cube Side Table from West Elm
West Elm - Parsons Cube Side Table - $149 (Sqare white lacquer table. Wood construction. 18" x 18"x18") (above)


Floral pillow from Pieces Inc
Pieces Inc. - Floral Pillow - $350 (Linen. Chocolate and natural linen colored pillow)(above)


Small trestle style desk from Structube
Structube - Console table A-TRAIN - $299 (Small trestle style desk. Oak veneer and tempered glass construction) (above)

Classic silver picture frame from Tiffany & Co.
Tiffany & Co - Rectangular Frame - $355 (Classic sterling silver picture frame. 4" x 6") (above)

Square Nickel Table Lamp by Jonathan Adler
Jonathan Adler - Meurice Square Table Lamp - $325 (Polished nickel, linen shade, full range dimmer) (above)


White club chair with nail head trim from William Sonoma Home
William Sonoma Home - Carter Club Chair - $1350-$2450 (Price depends on grade of fabric. Armchair with slim arms, tapered legs, solid maple legs stained ebony, nailhead trim in either polished nickel or antique brass)(above)


Brown and white chevron printed pillow from Madeline Weinrib Atelier
Madeline Weinrib Atelier - Zig Zag Brown (available in 20" x 28", 24" x 24", 36" x 36") (above)


Silk down pillow from Urban Home
Urban Home - Shiraz Natural Silk Down Pillow - $39 (Silk removable pillow cover, filled with Goose down) (above)


Roman shade with grosgrain ribbon trim from Pottery Barn
Pottery Barn - Ribbon Border Roman Shade - on sale $87; regular $109 (for 36"x64". Several sizes available. Window shade has wide grosgrain ribbon trim)(above)

Hope you have a great weekend. Will be back here on Sunday with more!

xo
Coco

P.S. Once again, thank you to Nbaynadamas intern Spardha T. for some fabulous research! Loving my summer interns (who I hope become my winter interns...hint...hint).