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Casual, calm, contemporary, modern to traditional and romantic! All these beauties caught my eye, I would lay my head down on any one of these fluffy pillows. All inspiration, images, HouseBeautiful, Elle Decor, Traditional Home and Desde My Ventana.

A few years back Faiella Design had the opportunity to be apart of a redesign & remodel project of a classic San Francisco Victorian. Faiella Design’s role? Well, paint color and furniture consultation of course! It was a super star team that was responsible for this lovely transformation, Andre Rothblatt Architects created a new design for the space including rockstar kitchen & baths.   Jeff King & Co. the contractor that made the transformation.  Of course, the client, who well he and his partner where just outstanding to work with.

Why mention this project now? Well……..because 1121 Lincoln Way is on the market. That’s right represented by realtor Jane Hopkins of MaxReal Real Estate.  So, if you or someone you know is looking for a new sophisticated condo with all the latest modern finishes check out the 1121 Lincoln Way website and stop by for a visit!

Special Mentions, Abstract painting in living room is from Hang Art Gallery (I love sending my client’s to Hang Art)! All paint colors Benjamin Moore paints eco friendly low VOC formula. A nice mix of cool and warm tones that transition you from one room to another in a sophisticated yet casual manner, all Benjamin Moore Paints. Thanks and have a great week-end!

Anastasia

1. George Console by Oly Studio 2. Lacquer sofa table by Calvin Klein Home 3. Malm Console by Ikea 4. Endless Console by Dune 5. High console in metal by Bottega Veneta 6. Glass console from ABC Carpet & Home 7.Le Pont Serving Table from FCL Style 8. Preston Console by Jonathan Adler 9. Christine console by Oly Studio 10. Frank Console by Julian Chichester

Inspiration for these pieces Elle Decor, available through retail websites and to the trade Faiella Design. Happy Console shopping!

Anastasia

Consoles are typically found in the foyer or entry of a home but they can also play a big part in a living room or den. A console can be neatly tucked behind a sofa, perfect for a set of over sized vases and flowers. Or try against an odd wall where nothing else seems to fit! The fun thing about consoles is that no matter what room they live in,  they are just there, waiting for you to, DECORATE THEM LIKE CRAZY! One of my favorite parts about consoles is that not only can you put items on top like a fashionable pair of lamps (of course) but also underneath. For example, a smart set of decorative stools is always nice.  Don’t forget the mirror, a mirror above or behind a console can be the perfect accent to your console ensemble and can make a small space appear bigger then it really is.  All these pics have inspired my next console decor project! House Beautiful, Desire to Inspire……..

Inspiration seems to be a key theme for me right now, like finding it, documenting it. You never know where it’s going to come from (you know inspiration) that’s why I love taking it all in…….these images are from a few more design blogs I recently found & love,  Canvice, Otis & Frank.

dearinspiration……….and I do, “hope you feel beautiful today!”  Be sure to add this lovely design blog to your list for inspirational home decor images and more, yes a whole lot more.

Thank you dearinspiration for you have inspired me,

Anastasia

We are excited to announce that Faiella Design has been featured in Better Homes & Gardens spring issue, Real-Life Kitchens and Baths! It’s a great project in a fun magazine so check it out. Some of the highlights in this San Francisco kitchen? A very smart kitchen island on wheels in collaboration with Jason Lees Design, eye catching Angela Adams ceramic tiles for Ann Sacks Tile & Stone, Caesarstone counter tops and Benjamin Moore Paints.

Now if I can just find a local news stand that sells the magazine!

Thanks,

Anastasia

I adore the work by designer Kelley Wearstler. Lately she has been busy designing textile collections for the likes of Schumacher & Co., Lee Jofa. Her newest for Ground Works at Lee Jofa is earthy and understated. I like it! Available to the trade and thru Faiella Design.

No doubt the interior design blog Desire to Inspire is one of my favorites! Often as I peruse their site one beautiful post after the other I wonder, “where do they find all these cool design projects”? Images? Well now we know! Desire to Inspire has shared a bevy of their design, fashion, garden and culture blogs! Enjoy because I know I will! There are actually three installments, more to come!

Thanks,

Anastasia

Sprk, The Small Garden, VINTAGE, Urban Kaleidoscope, heirloom Philosophy, Atmospheres, Decor de Provence, Canvice, Madovehomessoquelfoglietto, Dreamy Whites, Pinecone Camp,

Fuck your Noguchi coffee table, Iced Vo Vo’s, a petit bruit, la rama dorada, Sparks,

I love the name of this new textile collection by Schumacher, “Sea Island Stripes”,  I’m already feeling the sea breeze and sunshine on my face!  Schumacher describes this collection as “having a crisp and tailored look that can also go bold and graphic”, I love it. These lovely stripes come in an array of colors my favorite is the citrus & lime green collection! I adore the feel of these organic textiles woven in linen and cotton, oh so soft. Stripes are perfect to mix with other patterns in a room, can go casual or sophisticated depending on the quality of fabric. Available to the trade, for more information about sea island stripes, email us! af@faiella-design.com