Madame Figaro Japon Magazine, May 2015
I'm excited to announce a bit of international press today. One of our projects is featured in the most recent issue of Madame Figaro Japon Magazine. This publication is out of Japan, and likes to showcase bohemian style interiors in their annual home issue. The comfy reading nook I created for my kids scored a mention. Read on for more!
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Some furniture is really improved by pretty objects. (Bookcases, coffee tables, etageres: I'm looking at you.) So I was thrilled to find these beautiful books designed by Rifle Paper Co. Aren't they charming?
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via rafa-kids.blogspot.com.es
One doesn't tend to think of doing a kid's room in gray. Kids rooms are fun, sprightly places, and that doesn't exactly describe gray. But gray is actually a great neutral. It's more unusual than white, and colors really pop against it, which makes it ideal for a kid's space. Dubious? Check this out.
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When it comes to outfitting a nursery, a rocking chair tops most new parents’ must lists. The problem is that there are myriad ugly rocking chairs out there, and very few good looking ones. Here’s my list of top options, at every price point.
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photo by Patric Johansson
I’ve written before about the wonders of indoor/outdoor rugs for spaces with kids. They’re durable, extremely easy to clean, inexpensive and green. They are not the only good choice for a family household, though. A wool Persian rug is an excellent alternative. It offers a sophisticated look and soft hand, and can take pretty much anything you can dish out.
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New York Residence (sarahcoombs.com)
Ever find yourself swooning at a totally beautiful rug, only to think: no way can I get that. I’d never be able to keep it clean! If that rug is cotton or wool, sure, that could well be the case. But what if it were made of another material, one that wore like iron and washed like a dream? I’m happy to say that there is. Meet polypropylene.
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