Designers We Love…Drew McGukin
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Nate Berkus’ Love Affair with Beveled Arabesque
Nate Berkus’ Love Affair with Beveled Arabesque
We all know Oprah’s favorite cutie patootie, Nate Berkus. Well, apparently Nate Berkus knows us at MS+T. Featured on the Nate Berkus website, our Beveled Arabesque is not only is a crowd pleaser, it is gorgeous in it’s own right.
Whether you are going for a contemporary look, or a vintage look with a twist you should consider our Beveled Arabesque which comes in a variety of dazzling colors. You can incorporate your Arabesque with Carrara countertops, create a feature wall in an entryway, or take your bathroom on a journey to Morocco. The possibilities are endless, and which ever color or application you decide, if it’s “good” with Nate, it’s “good” with me.
2 CommentsSurf’s Up!
Pack your tooth brush and polka dot bikini and get whisked away to this dreamy beach house designed by J. Scott Hall Interiors. The light and airy feel of this incredible beach pad will have you relaxed the instant you step foot in the door.
The velvety vanilla tones and mix of textures in this living room makes me melt! The combination of shapes between the sofas and chaise lounge chair compliment each other by incorporating cream upholstery. The addition of the unique accessories and artworks bring this room to life.
The mix of playful geometric patterns brings liveliness to this space while incorporating a cool summer blue.
This white on white kitchen is perfect for summer entertaining and cooking up Sunday brunches. The creamy sandy hues are incorporated with the marble countertops and mosaic tiles.
You will never forget this Trellis & Forget Me Not Blue wallpaper.
Getting ready for a day at the beach will be a cinch in this pristine bathroom donned in white subway tiles.
Leave your alarm clock in the city and have sweet dreams in this buttery soft bedroom. Wake up refreshed by a blanket of sunshine, and be ready to hit the waves!
Photographs by Joe Loehle
2 CommentsSqueal-Worthy Kitchen and Bathroom Alert!
You’ve got to take a minute and check out a recent renovation completed by Rachel Halvorson! Read the full article here:
Just got back from a whirlwind trip to Scotts Antiques in Atlanta then directly to Montgomery, Alabama to check on one of my babies projects. Remember my whimsical/elegant client? Although all of the rooms are still under construction, I had to share some progress pics.
Update: the marble is in, and the tile is up. I squealed when I saw it!
It. is. stunning.
A glimpse of the master shower… which literally used to be a closet.
The wet bar…
From “Blah.” to “Spa!”
Rebirth of a Residential Bath
From “Blah.” to “Spa!” with a Tile Transformation
Helen Moore’s bathroom is a spa-like retreat awash in a fresh, natural canvas of beautiful tile. From the soft, artful blend of the floor’s border patterns that gently envelope generously proportioned field tile to the textural touches that artfully climb the shower walls, this private retreat is a showcase of tile’s trans-formative powers.
To see this inspired space now, it’s hard to imagine it wasn’t always so light and bright. Before its tile transformation, this bathroom had limestone floors that needed updating , and the overall look was nice enough—though nothing stand-out.
Of course, that floor sparked the need for a floor-to-ceiling, intensive redesign of the space. The homeowner entrusted the project to Nashville Interior Designer Landy Gardner, making a outdated bathroom an opportunity to create her dream bathroom.
Mission Stone & Tile was Landy’s first stop when it came to reinventing the space. In the Mission showroom, Landy and the homeowner surveyed a treasure trove of imaginative tiles until a particular border pattern caught their eyes. The chosen border is an ordered mosaic of oval shapes blending an earthly yet ethereal color palette that ultimately inspired the bath’s entire redesign.
With the unique border and large format field tile as the foundation, Landy invented a sophisticated, breathable bathroom that uses tile’s style to the utmost advantage. The interplay of shapes, textures, sizes and tonal colors keeps things interesting while achieving spatial harmony. The large tiles are balanced by unique details to make the room open and cozy all at once.
A residential bath reborn… Another Mission accomplished!
1 CommentPottery Barn Syndrome
If you want to remodel your bathroom, and you are stuck on ideas that resemble a Pottery Barn or Restoration Hardware catalog, break away from the “Pottery Barn Syndrome” and look to a local Interior Designer. Kelley Jones, a local Interior Designer, can inspire you to look at your bathroom with new eyes.
This particular bathroom she designed is reminiscent of Ancient Greece with the wall mosaics and shell mirrors. Mixed with old Hollywood glamour, you would feel like a movie star getting dolled up in front of a mirrored vanity.
Add interest to your shower walls with a unique mosaic tile pattern.
At first glance, one may not consider pairing black lacquered furniture and barely pink walls with the colorful wall mosaic tiles. The pink undertones in the tile compliment the walls, and the mix of black lacquer and mirrored furniture creates an eclectic bathroom setting.
Glamour meets Greece.
I love nothing more than combining vintage pieces with newer, contemporary pieces. If not carefully selected, your space could turn into a disastrous mess. Encourage complimenting items, such as similar shapes, scales, and colors. This particular bathroom is a wonderful representation of creating a unique space that you cannot find in a catalog.
This mirrored vanity and shell-framed mirrors create an eclectic look.
Be sure to check out Kelley Jones’ website: http://memphis-interior-design.com/
