Showing posts with label Phillip Jeffries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phillip Jeffries. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Dallas is Heating Up


My Dallas project is moving right along. Hard to believe that a whole 3,000 sf townhouse can be completely redone and furnished with a client in Virginia and a designer in Eugene. Who do I have to thank? Mostly, the iphone. Thank you, iphone.


We are applying American Clay plaster all over the walls in the townhouse. It is going to give the place a modern facelift with an organic kick. I guess I might call it a really earthy Venetian plaster. I would know. I live in Eugene and I love Italy.

Justin Evans is my rockstar applicator. Here he is gettin' high.


Here is the fireplace before...clad floor to ceiling in limestone.


Here it is after the limestone was removed and replaced with clay. Hearth to be replaced with antiqued black granite.


The old traditional wooden banister was replaced with a more contemporary iron banister.


The little powder room is getting this vanity... Seriously.




...and this vintage Italian bubble flushmount from Orange via 1stdibs.
I asked Katherine from Matthew Studios to make a wider version of this Estelle sconce for over the mirror. Check her out. She has a house bunny. Seriously.

I think the economy is doing better. I tried to buy 4 different vintage Carlo Scarpa polyhedral chandeliers on 1stdibs for the dining room. All sold. I was nearly suicidal when I remembered that we had seen this one by Venini at Crow Chandeliers. Right in Dallas. I bought it and untied the noose. Designer noose.


This whitewashed elmwood dining table from Mecox will hug a custom tufted banquette from Cameron in Great Plains' Silk & Sexy mohair...



...with some Lucia chairs from Julien Chichester...

...covered in Joseph Noble's Faux Pleather Shagreen in Silt on the other side...



Don't look at me like that. Seriously.


There are two niches on either side of the bar. We pulled the traditional moulding off...


...and we are lining the backs with Phillip Jeffries' Rock Candy beaded glass wallcovering.



The living room is all ordered and on the way. Custom silk and wool Tai Ping rug, Hickory Chair desk chair covered in this red & gold Bergamo fabric, Cameron sofa in Cowtan and Tout's chenille, Nancy Corzine's Mayan Block pillows, Hickory Chair's Continental Club Chairs in Rose Cummings' Metallic Bird in orange, Hartmann & Forbes Papyrus grass shade in Ginseng, etc...



Give me five. I think that we nailed that room.


The master bedroom was easy... I just filled it with some of my favorite things. Julien Chichester's Anna bedside tables for starters to house a pair of Christopher Spitzmiller's single gourd lamps in Olive. The sleeper glaze in the collection.



Robert Kime's Ardagh. Dying.



It's going on Milling Road's Bamboo Lounge Chair and Ottoman. I would read People here... Seriously...



A girl has got to take a break from stuff like this.


Suzanne Kasler...her designs are so sexy. Her Tuxedo Armoire will do the trick....stuffed with a big tv right across from the bed. Channeling.


The guest room is coming along, too. Headboard from Lee Industries to be covered in Hodsoll McKenzie's Ocean.


West Paces end tables from Hickory Chair.
Hwang Bishop's Mandarine lamps...

...in their Lobster glaze.


Hickory Chair's Murano dresser in parchment.


A little tomato chaise for the corner from my boys at Mecox in Dallas...


...with one perfect little pillow in Jaipur from Peter Fasano. Pete. What do you say? Come for the weekend and we'll snuggie.


The moody den gets walls tinted with Benjamin Moore's Mohegan Sage. Silk and wool rug by Neisha Crosland for The Rug Company. Reed shades by Hartmann & Forbes. Kravet sleeper sofa in Great Plains' Silk and Sexy mohair.



A pair of leather and olive green linen lined bookshelves from Mecox...


Jasper desk...


Commissioned waxed oil by Allen Cox Studios.


The master bath...


is going to get some new bubble lights from Varaluz...



...and, hopefully, a whole wall of this Fleur Blanc tile from Artisitic Tile which will help to cool down the crema marfil marble.



Robert Bellamy of Dallas is redoing the little back patio. It is going to be hot.


Seriously.

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Opposites Attract

My liberal mother from Eugene...





...just married a conservative oil distributor from Montana.





They decided to build a little rustic home filled with sophisticated touches.







What a great great room. Kravet coffee table and sofa covered in BBerger's cotton velvet in Bayberry. The beams are reclaimed fir. The Chateau Lantern with mica is by Hammerton.





Michael Smith for Jasper's Indian Flower used on the front pillows. One of my all time favorite fabrics. The back pattern is a subtle little stripe called Craquelure by Bergamo. The perfect little stripe.





The center island is honed Absolute Black granite, the perimeter counters are Emperador Dark marble, the floors are circle sawn walnut and the lower cabinets are alder. The upper cabinets are lightly antiqued.





Light fixtures from the Sundance catalog. Grosvenor barstools by GJ Styles.





Killer steel hood. My mom was smart. She asked for it for her birthday before construction began because she knew it was going to be a big ticket item and she knew that big ticket items start to get cut when the budget grows from small cabin to small lodge.





Custom alder dining table by East Creek Design and dining chairs by Pride Sasser. You've gotta love the ever present antler chandelier. A classic.





Cole and Son's India wallpaper. Unexpected but welcome in the house that Doug built.





Bench by Gumps.





Curtains in Travers' Giverney in Rust.





Hickory Chair's Chelsea bed. Circa Lighting chandelier.





Master walk-in closet earned a soft roman and bolsters in Jim Thompson's Regatta and window seat in Stroheim's Vardon in Ottoman.





Bathroom sweetened up with Chelsea Textile's Clematis in Rust.





A Black Tailed buck punched through the Malabar grass clothed wall. Punched tin on the ceiling.





I think new construction in Montana requires you to put in at least one bar per occupant. If you feel like you drink too much head to Montana for awhile. I'm not sure AA exists there. Wool corner pillows in Rogers & Goffigon's Benderlock in Brucefield.





Another Hammerton chandelier.





Sometimes it's the little things...





Walking into my mom's study...





Coffee table by Harden, Kravet's stools covered in Eric Cohler's Dinisen fabric for Lee Jofa, Phillip Jeffries' Arrowroot Grasscloth in Harbor Blue.





Kravet's Medley loveseat with two pillows in Peter Fasano's Kusum in spice and one pillow in Schumacher's woven Hampton Court in brick.





Gorgeous alabaster lamp from Circa Lighting. Sphinx etching by Estelle.





In the guest room duvets and shams by Charles P. Rogers, custom bedskirts from BBerger linen, throws by Simon Pearce. Still looking for the perfect lamp.





You've gotta love Big Sky country. Liquor and horns and heads and grasscloth and alabaster and Michael Smith. Some of my absolute favorite things. Who knew they would meet in Bozeman?



House built by Tim Rote and Kevin Sullivan of Dovetail Construction. Architecture by Bob Gilbert of Stillwater Architecture.

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