a wow headboard.

i love this idea, this large painted floating wall as a headboard. i love this space in general. how the addition of this painted scene softens this industrial space.

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i haven't had a headboard for a long time now. every now and then i see one that i really like. but what i'm really, really enjoying lately is the look of something unexpected, like this painted wall, something not store bought or meant to be. aren't those sometimes the best? enjoy...

sally bridge metal.

imagine designing furniture for a home that you've just purchased in umbria italy? well sally bridge can, and she did. sally is nationally known for her fashion design, and is now transitioning into furniture design as well, with an online showroom and a physical showroom in rhode island.

sally describes here style as a culmination of the following elements: "edge(which is undefinable), a sculptural aspect, graphic detail and boldness, a little 50′s, and a well traveled mind." fabulous.

one of my favorite aspects of sally's designs are her use of texture and pattern. i've often said that in any space, residential or commercial, incorporating a variety of texture, a variety of mediums & patterns only provides for a more interesting and inspirational space. and after all, that's what it's all about, right? enjoy!