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The Passionate Collector
The first thing you noticed in Bridget Schwartz's Oakland, California, apartment is its playful mix of colors. The living room is painted lavender, the dining room mint green, and the bedroom a rosy pink. All are decorated with vibrant furnishings.

A vintage, hammered-copper pitcher makes a fitting vase. In the bedroom, an antique Chinese armoire is paired with a vintage armchair topped with a nod pillow. An armoire carved and pained in India provides a much-needed closet In Bridget's 800-square-foot home. A brass mushroom lamp sits atop a chinoiserie chest used as a bedside table and for storage. A chaise lounge, upholstered in fabric from Jaipur, and a desk provide a den-like space for working and relaxing. A pink, turquoise and red palette infuses romance into the bright and airy bedroom. The galley kitchen offers a loosely defined retro vibe. Carved African mask and a quirky painted portrait hang over a continental bombé dresser. Vintage metal-frame chairs have been reupholstered in green velvet and ikat fabric. A mid-century modern tulip tape sits under and Italian chandelier. Lacework, solid crochet, wrapped yarn, and tassels memorialize Bridget's pst relationship. To keep things interesting, Bridget regularly rotates her wall art. Bridget's crocheted wall hanging grows organically from the materials she works with. In the hallway, a rare1960s poster, titled





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Artist in Residence
Noted tatie designer Jennifer Paganelli turns the rooms of her Connecticut farmhouse into sweet, sensational eye candy!

Patterns and colors unite harmoniously. Textile designer Jennifer Paganelli and her best friend. The guest bedroom is also a room for experimenting with fabric combinations and sometimes for photographing Jennifer’s books and projects. Pretty details, like the lampshade and vase are always part of Jennifer's decorating touches. Five years after they moved in, Jennifer and Peter renovated to open up the cramped kitchen. Jennifer and her daughter Katie. In vases and on textiles, flowers grace Jennifer's rooms. Jennifer's own fabric decorate even space of her home. Playful accents join fabrics in pumped up pastels. Sunny yellow walls wrap it all up. White walls and trim, along with white lacquered vintage furniture, set the stage for fabrics with classic motifs and saturated color. Jennifer works with colors three have a similar energy level––the same brightness. An armoire hod some fo Jennifers fabrics and designs, which are sold all over the world. In the master bedroom, tone-on-tone damasks offerS a soft layer without detracting from the showcase fabrics.





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Good Vibrations
Eclectic finds and a flair for the exotic give a Gulf Coast cottage its well-travelled allure.

Homeowner Nina and her rescued dog and BFF Yeshi. Fresh flowers and curated accents epitomize Nina’s unique way of uniting textures and styles. The well-used countertop indicates a love of cooking. A cut-glass aqua lantern adds a touch of intrigue and complements the color scheme. Fresh flowers and fruit are staples of Nina’s lifestyle. The weathered dining room table is given a face-lift with an embroidered sari laid atop a white cotton sheet. Nina's soulful personality comes through in spaces with a calming and welcoming energy. The floor is painted a cerulean blue to further enhance the kitchen’s friendly laid-back style. A streamlined bench offers instant and practical storage for a small space. Vintage silverware and an etched-glass carafe are fitting for the stylish yet simple table setting. A wall of glass blocks between the vintage tub and the shower provides privacy. Nina turned the enclosed porch into a cozy sitting room complete with a sofa draped in gauzy netting.





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In Perfect Harmony
Singer-songwriter Holly Williams restored 1892 cottage hums a new tune in rural Tennessee.

An antique tobacco chest serves as a side table and adds a rustic accent to the eclectic furnishings. A chintz-inspired S wallpaper softens the backsplash’s modern subway tiles. A curated mix of aged china and pewter dishes. Fresh garden hydrangeas spill out from an old butter churn The antique mantel clock doesn’t work but adds charm to the setting. Vintage mirrors add sparkle and brightness in the dining room. The cloud wallpaper on the ceiling bring a touch of faded glamour to the living room. A rustic brick walls and a pine farmhouse table paired with antique schoolhouse chairs. Though the bedroom is tiny, Holly created a desk niche with a table and chairs. Gold-flecked pink wallpaper dresses up the small bathroom The pink door lends a delicate romantic touch to the inside of the front door. An antique butter churn doubles up as a vase. Contemporary wood bottles serve a sculptural function. An aged medicine cabinet contributes a vintage touch to the new bathroom.





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Rustic Refresh
A cosy 1910 North Carolina cottage gets lovingly made-over to look as good as old.

Paint and burlap refreshed a vintage bed. Flowering branches and apples make an organic centerpiece. The antique farmhouse sink sparked the design tone for the kitchen. Prized for its patina, a scale makes handy spot for whimsical displays. A vintage rooster plate imparts character. Country kitchen and dining room. Paint brushes are proudly displayed. A metal chandelier connects visually to the Gather sign. An old janitor's sink repurposed as a bathroom fixture. Space saving shelves made from planks and brackets. Homeowner Charlie Hamlett. Original heartwood pine floor. A chandelier of antique flatware is transformed into functional lighting.





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Drowning in Pastels
A small modern apartment in pastel colors with the addition of lemons, owned by a young woman.

View from the classic kitchen to the open plan Contemporary bathroom with gold trim elements Energetic colors in a small apartment Dining table with flowers with kitchen in the background Pastel living space in a small apartment Pastel bathroom with round large mirror Colorful furniture and accessories in the living room View from the kitchen on the dining room and living room in pastel colors View from the living room to the dining room and kitchen in pastel colors Interior designer against the background of the project Bouquet of flowers and vases on the dining table View of the sink with lemon decoration Lemon color contrasting with pastels





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French Country Cottage
A Florida cottage sums up the chemistry of French style by mixing rustic charm and a dash of panache with confidence.

The iron bed frame has been repainted numerous times, based on the mood of the moment.A vintage eiderdown makes a comfy spot for Minou, the house kitty. A faux fireplace was fashioned from old boards and architectural fragments brings added comfort to the living room. A simple vignette of favorite items celebrates French country style. Set on a salvaged table, a vintage candelabra romances the simple bedroom. Beadboard brings a touch of farmhouse style to the dining room. The rusticity of the bookcase is soften with a coat of pale pink and a dainty scalloped trim. The glass doors of the original cabinets are tacked with lacy panels for a feminine look that also hides clutter. Painted a metallic blue, a kitchen chair becomes an eye-catching focal point. In the window, tea towels are clipped onto a curtain rod. A former nightstand find a new purpose for storing and displaying favorite items n the kitchen. A French sofa keeps company to an old farmhouse coffee table. A faux zebra rug underfoot is a playful touch and keeps the room from being too sweet.





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Chic Meets Cosy
Design aficionado Anita Joyce brings the iconic French farmhouse style to her Texas home.

A Texas cowhide anchors an elegant seating area in the master bedroom. In the upstairs hallway, Anita created a display worthy of a French flea market. A tiny green wreath embellishes a vintage European demi-john bottle. Hotel silverware is corralled in an antique ironstone pitcher. For the guest bedroom, Anita chose a French toile for its color and pattern. In her daughter Elise’s bedroom, Anita hung a vintage mirror above the bed bookended with two tromp l’oeil wall sconces. Anita creates a little vignette by uniting a favorite book of essays, a horn-handled magnifying glass and a cage filled with lottery balls. The master bath, with its freestanding tub, heirloom chandelier and an array of French accents makes it easy to imagine you are soaking away your cares in Provence Matching crystal chandeliers, Louis XVI style chairs, ironstone ceramics both old and new, set the tone for the kitchen. A small painting of a chateau and lavender fields backs a delicate Limoges bath set. A cozy stone– tiled fireplace is the natural focal point of the Joyce family’s living room. Above, architectural doors cleverly hide a flat-screen TV. A massive bronze lantern hangs above breakfast room table. Built-in plate racks stretch from floor to ceiling to hold Anita’s collection of plates. Artfully refinished by Anita, a curvy vanity shares center stage with a Louis Philippe mirror and wooden wall sconces outlined in gold paint.





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Worn and Wonderful
An old cabin is brought back to life with materials honoring its roots.

A narrow and tall vintage dresser fits nicely next to the bed, offers pretty storage and doubles as a nightstand. The old shelf displays some of Michelle's inherited collection of antique canisters. The small living room is big on comfort. Mirrors amplify both the natural light and the space. A stocky Jotul wood burning stove with a slate backing stands by to provide welcoming warmth when needed. The vintage dresser has been refreshed and given a new life with a coat of pale green paint. The dining room centers around a family-size farm table. A weathered sideboard and cupboards provide storage for Michelle's mix of restaurant dishes and sturdy earthenware. Pre-loved, rugged furnishings and feminine floral fabrics meld primitive and pretty in the cozy guest bedroom. Layers of quilts and pillows give the inviting bed a nest-like feel. An imposing antique mirror adds dimension to the guest bedroom. An old frame outfitted with hooks offers an unusual display spot for flower-filled jars. A fireplace mantel turned headboard offers a shelf for vintage paintings that share the linens’ patterns and hues. An heirloom chandelier adds a touch of luxury to the rustic living room. A original McCoy vase with a leaf design makes a perfect container for fresh flowers. Collected shells and sea glass gather around fresh flowers to create a lovely still life. A vintage medicine cabinet and a dresser are home to everyday necessities. A small chandelier with glass pendants and silk shades romances the rustic bedroom.





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A Touch of Fall
This North Carolina farmhouse makes the most of Autumn with gourds and pumpkins to bring home the season with an organic flair.

In lieu of artwork, Kayla showcases greenery spilling from a zinc pot attached to to chicken wire in a wood frame. Kayla turned farmers' market baskets into unusual 'chandeliers Kayla’s grandparents knew this antique sideboard was exactly the type of present their granddaughter would appreciate. Stripped and painted white, the piece is one of the dining room’s star attractions. It holds her collection of white Ironstone dishes, some of which is display as wall art. Electric candles are placed among the display to keep the gourd centerpiece safe while adding a soft glow in the evening. Gourds in varied sizes and colors are piled high on an old wooden create to form a fun centerpiece that reflect the time of the year. In keeping with Kayla's fall theme, gourds nestles in and around rustic lanterns on the dining room sideboard. Little gourds and greenery are gathered in an old wooden crate for a festive centerpiece on the living room coffee table. Homeowner Kayla Miller Even the staircase gets a fall touch with more gourds lining the steps. “I’m all about getting the look I want for less,” Kayla says. For her breakfast nook, the table she wanted cost $2,500. Instead, she sourced a look-alike for a mere $250. Homemade wood and chicken wire frames are decorated according to seasons. To allow the table centerpiece to remain the main focus, Kayla opted to hang a simple magnolia wreath. A shiplap wall and a variety of aged woods create a sense of history in the couple’s bedroom. The king-sized showstopper bed features a distressed headboard frame with tufted upholstery layered with a rustic whitewashed wooden mantel panel. The kitchen cabinets had recently been replaced when the couple bought the house, but Kayla didn’t like their dark finish. She painted them in a dual tone to give depth to the space. Greenery-filled metal paintbrush holders flank the window. The vintage cutting boards are part of Kayla’s collection. Kayla painted an old washstand with dark milk paint and stripped its top to serve as a bedside table. In Autumn, wooden candle holders are topped with tiny pumpkins to bring seasonal flair to the bedroom.





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