happy holidays {lonny style}

The holiday edition of Lonny came out this week and I'm crazy over interior designer Eileen Kathryn Boyd's Long Island home. I love how she's mixed pink and chartreuse instead of standard holiday red and green - it's unexpected and super chic.

all images via Lonny

home tour {lulu de kwiatkowski}

Happy Monday all! Hope your weekend was as gorgeous as ours.

To start of this week's inspiration, I want to share the beautiful home of designer/artist Lulu De Kwiatkowski. Lonny's 1 year anniversary issue came out yesterday and I fell immediately in love with Lulu's LA abode. The founder of Lulu DK, Lulu's home is as fun and eclectic as her textiles. I love all the fresh white walls and how everything comes together as a personal collection vs. a decorated space - it feels like a very honest representation of her lifestyle.

all images by Patrick Cline for Lonny Magazine

friday home tour {converted warehouse}

I hope you enjoy this mid-20th century warehouse turned home shared by textile designer Diane Bergeron, her husband and two daughters as much as I do. I especially love the office/showroom and those incredible bookcases! I'm hoping all of this week's inspiration will carry me through the next few days so that I can get a bunch of projects done. Have a beautiful weekend all!

story and images via Living Etc.

home tour {christopher + suzanne sharp}

I love Vogue (there's just something so classic about it) and have stacks of old issues in my office. I really love when Vogue does a home feature (especially since we don't have a Vogue Living counterpart here in America) and this month it's Christopher and Suzanne Sharp, London transplants who are fearless when it comes to color. Christopher and Suzanne are the founders/owners of the Rug Company so many of the rugs in their home are of their own design or antiques that they have picked up in their travels. I especially like the 'Tracery' rug in the dining room (a design by Kelly Wearstler for the Rug Company). It has so much movement, but is very neutral in color, so I could see it working in many different spaces.

photographs by Francois Halard for Vogue