GOLDENPOPPY's Profile

Amazing.
Really Amazing.
But, (gulp) is that the nightly rate?? Yikes.

Not that more needs to be said.....but, I say white, white, white....plus warm deep grey and a very few poppy colored accessories....but not too many.

Too bad about the floor though, it doesn't go with the bath....cover it with as large a rug as possible!

I think it'll all end up quite pretty.

Aloe by Sherwin-Williams, I have it my own home and just adore it.

It doesn't look like you have any natural light in your bath, and if that's the case, you might want to steer clear of a vibrant green-ey shade that would otherwise be beautiful in a room. I might be wrong, but something in my gut tells me to stay away from it.

Oh my gosh. I ADORE your rocker. Lovely.

We looked, and looked, and layed, and layed.....finally found a 100% natural Talalay Latex mattress encased in a wool/bamboo cover. It is absolutely incredible_ I just melt into bed at night. We paid $2K for a King, which, in the scheme of things isn't so bad. I'm not sure why 100% latex isn't more readily available or discussed more.
no funky offgasing from synthetic materials
latex core has a 30yr (yes 30 YEAR) warranty
choose your density and support, customized per side of the bed
no mites, mildew, allergens
wool cover is fire resistant so no weird chemical sprays are needed
all US made

We looked at FoamSweetFoam.com and flobed.com. Ended up buying from FSF.

I vote to leave the rocking horse! I think its cute and playful. Helps to keep the room fun and lighthearted...

I completely agree with ChicagoDesign. I think that the color choices are beautiful, but that the room blends together, all base shades are too similar. I REALLY think a lovely white would be gorgeous in there!

I would take the clutter from the corner, leaving the lamp and table, maybe the plant on the floor. I would hang both pieces of art horizontally, one above the other, centered behind the sofa. I'd then play off the bright colors in the room with a few more accent pieces here and there.

For the dining room, I'd go with the taupe shade of the rug, but maybe a lighter shade. Use heavier wooden curtain rods, raise the rods nearer to the ceiling and extend farther past the ends of the windows for drama. I love the curtain print, and if you can find more of those in a longer length, I would use them. Otherwise I would just go with white. I'd also do this to the sliding glass door(?). Then accesorize the table with white, and a bit of color to unify w/ the living room. Spray the mirror frame white as well, maybe the little accent table too. A centered pendant shade with a cute funky fabric print would be great if you use white curtains.

Your rooms are great! Really clean and fun, and I love that elephant pillow! Can't wait to see what you do with it.