#unique interiors

[beautifullittlefool1999]

My childhood dream Judy Blume/ Amelia Bedelia closet

[hometoursandotherstuff]

This 1930 mansion in Reno, Nevada has a Tuscany look, but that’s where the similarity stops. $2.7M.

Check out the swirly entrance hall.

The great room is pretty with it’s fireplace, large window wall and a trap door in the floor. Wonder where that goes.

The dining room carries thru the swirled look that might be foil wallpaper.

The only photo of the kitchen shows very ornate cabinetry with dated tile counters and backsplash.

The living room has stone floors, walls and fireplace, plus a kitchenette and a spiral staircase.

I don’t know what this room is, but that’s how mansions are. They seem to just have a bunch of sitting rooms.

This home has a main bd. on the ground floor, and it looks like this may be it.

Weird laundry room has a sunken floor in the middle.

There are 6 bds. and this looks like a guest room with matching fabric and wallpaper.

Possibly another sitting area.

Another guest room is off this room with more coordinating textiles.

I give up. These rooms are empty, I can’t tell what they’re supposed to be. This could be a bd.

Definitely another bd. b/c it has an en suite. Nice mosaics.

This must be the upstairs main bd. and en suite.

A library? Sunroom?

Guest powder room looks like a maze, thanks to the mirrors.

Mirrored ballroom?

Large bath with matching copper mirrored walls & ceiling.

The grounds aren’t very large, and it’s interesting to see gardens and trees in Nevada.

https://www.redfin.com/NV/Reno/720-California-Ave-89509/home/68018828

[chaoticdesertdweller]

[mcdamnright]

The process behind the monochromatic lounge I designed for Apartment Therapy’s Small/Cool New York City designer showcase. Designing a room over 2,000 miles away meant I needed to be laser precise and prepared for anything.

I started by laying out the dimensions of the space to understand the limitations of the 10′x12′ room. After solidifying the style I wanted, I modeled the furniture and lighting I wanted to use to make sure the layout would work.

When it came time to flesh out the details, I decided to create custom wheatpaste murals for some grungy trompe l’oiel, a hand dyed tapestry and some custom black boucle medieval flail pillows.

The final result was a mirror image of the rendering I had created and BOY HOWDY did I feel good to be able to walk around the space in real life after it had only been living in my head for so long.

[aestheticdigs]

[mcdamnright]

Last year I was selected by Apartment Therapy to be one of the 12 featured designers in their Small/Cool New York City design showcase. I was given a 10x12 room and given free range to make the most of it in my signature style.

I designed custom wheatpasted arches and graffiti murals to pay homage to the city, but kept things classy with a Terrazza sofa and Lodes lighting fixtures.

[aestheticdigs]