Add an authentic touch of Morocco to your home with this Handmade Moroccan Ceramic Tagine with Lid a beautifully crafted decorative dish per
Bring authentic Moroccan beauty into your home with this Handmade Ceramic Tagine with Lid, crafted and hand-painted by skilled artisans in Fez. Perfect as a decorative serving dish or a unique accent for your kitchen and table décor. Not intended for cooking, but ideal for adding color, tradition, and elegance to your space. Explore more handmade Moroccan décor in our shop and follow for daily artisan finds!
Astrid’s Eclectic Global Look home. She says, “ I was born on the Portuguese island of Madeira, and despite growing up on the East Coast of the US, our family would vacation as often as we could back home.”
Astrid feels that there is nothing more enriching than experiencing different cultures, that’s what’s reflected in her decor.
Not only is Astrid’s home full of global treasures, but they have wonderful stories and memories. The collection of North African pendant lights hanging in the bedroom and foyer are key pieces.
Black & white kitchen.
She loves the exotic, even in the powder room.
Gallery wall of travel photos in the stair well. .
Her love and appreciation of global accents is definitely noticed in every room.
Bring authentic Moroccan charm to your home with our Hand-Painted Ceramic Tagines, handmade by skilled artisans in Fez. Perfect as a decorative serving dish, kitchen accent, or thoughtful gift. Each piece showcases vibrant patterns and traditional craftsmanship. Not for cooking, but ideal for adding cultural beauty to any space. Explore more unique Moroccan décor in our shop and follow for daily artisan finds!
Ceramic Tagines — beautifully crafted by skilled artisans in Fez. Each tagine is handmade and decorated with traditional patterns, making it
A Singapore apartment has been transformed into a jewel box that takes you on a trip round the world – each room filled with colorful character inspired by the cosmopolitan tastes, of Amy, who works in the global energy industry. Love the black & white mural wallpaper, b/c it’s dramatic, but lets the color in the room shine.
On the opposite wall, woven panels are set against a seagrass wallcovering. The chairs were found locally and resprayed in a vibrant shade of blue.
On the walls, a navy blue grass cloth is offset by orange & blue fabric. Dining chairs surround a table designed by Elizabeth Hay, the apt.’s designer.
A new pocket door leads into the redesigned kitchen, which features terracotta tones that unify the main living areas.
The wall lights in the kitchen are from New York. Love, love, love, the terracotta cabinetry and pearly subway tile backsplash.
Elizabeth designed the sofa in the family room, which is upholstered in ticking. The inlaid coffee table was made in India.
Indian-inspired arches bring a touch of whimsy to the apartment.
The existing built-in desk & cabinets in the study was reinvented with a mix of bold patterns in shades of blue, including ‘Pineapple’ wallpaper.
A headboard in ‘Citrus Garden’ by Schumacher fabrics was the starting point for the decoration in the main bedroom.
‘Folly’ wallpaper is the background for a green scheme in the spare room.
‘Kalamkari’ wallpaper inspired the ebullient scheme in the girls' bedroom. The beds are upholstered in ‘Rajkot’ from Lisa Fine Textiles. The rattan pendant light is from Indonesia.
A scalloped blind made from ‘Blazer Stripe’ picks up on the built-ins painted in ‘Bright Garnet.’
Of her Virginia home, Tracey says, “My style is global, bohemian, and earthy. I love all the colors in nature and my home is a representation of that.”
Her inspiration comes from her mother who always used warm colors in her decor. She remembers always having a sense of warmth and making it feel like you could put your feet up and relax.
Her favorite room is the sunroom.
Her proudest DIY is the bed and headboard in her main bedroom.
She normally does everything on a budget and tries to find a lot of vintage pieces by scouring thrift stores or Facebook Marketplace.
This bedroom has a headboard made from a privacy screen.
This one is wonderful, and the bedding from The Jungalow.
Hey friends, today I am so excited to share a little change we did in our living room. If you follow me on Instagram, you’ve already heard we have been working on an Office/Playroom combo remodel that opens up from the living room. Since there were major changes happening with one of the living room walls, I thought it was the perfect time to create a new design that works well with both the new…