10 Rooms to love in 2010 {bathrooms}

 

{one} Kate and Andy Spade's guest bathroom via The Lovelist

{two} via The Bubb Report

{three} House & Home

{four} Designed by Cath Kidston, Lonny

{five} Designed by Betsy Burnham

{six} New England Home, via House of Turquoise

{seven} Designed by Kate Simpson, Lonny

{eight} via Desire to Inspire

{nine} Designed by Jenna Lyons, Lonny

{ten} Decor8

The last post of the 2010 Favourites series is dedicated to glorious bathrooms.

I hope you have enjoyed re-living all of the brilliant rooms in 2010 as much as I have!

 
Thank you for all of your lovely comments and friendships this year; I will back with lots of goodies for you in 2011.

Until then, have a wonderful time celebrating the new year my dears! 

10 Rooms to love in 2010 {dining}

{one} Designed by Eileen Kathryn Boyd, Lonny

{two} Designed by Alessandra Branca

{three} via Nuevo Estilo

{four} Designed by Victoria Smith (sfgirlbybay), Rue

{five} Designed by The Brooklyn Home Company, via DesignSponge

{six} Country Living

{seven} Designed by Elizabeth Bauer, Lonny

{eight} Designed by Jessie Zinke, Rue

{nine} Designed by Windsor Smith, Rue

{ten} The Beautiful Soup via Simply Seductive, designer unknown

So many striking dining rooms made it hard to narrow the list down to 10, but here they are...the top dining spaces in 2010. Do you have a favourite?

Up next...bathrooms.

10 Rooms to love in 2010 {living}

{one} Designed by Emily Henderson

{two} Domino via Brides.com

{three} Designed by Ellie Somerville via Lonny Mag

{four} Designed by sfgirlbybay via Rue

{five} nuevaestilo via The Decorista

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{six} Designed by Design House. Photographed by Eric Striffler

{seven} Designed by Summer Thornton via Adore Magazine

{eight} Designed by Jenna Lyons via Made by Girl

{nine} Designed by Bierly-Drake Associates, New England Home Magazine, via Shelter

{ten} Designed by Anna Spiro

Any favourites lovelies?

I am busy today cooking for a BBQ we are hosting tonight...this is our dessert and the rest I am off to figure out now!

Coming up soon....Dining spaces.

10 Rooms to love in 2010 {bedrooms}

Hello lovelies, I hope you enjoyed your Christmas festivities!

In the lead up to 2011 I will be dedicating the next few posts to re-living the rooms we fell in love with from the year gone by.

To kick things off, let's start with favorite bedrooms of 2010...

  {one} Designed by Tobi Fairley

  

{two} Designed by Melissa Warner, Traditional Home

 

{three} via Bits of Beauty

 

 {four} via Country Living

 

{five} via Plush Palate

{six} via Rue Mag

 

 {seven} Designed by Ryan Korban, Lonny

{eight} via Decor8

{nine} Designed by Tobi Fairley  via House of Turquoise

 {ten} via From Me to You

What are your top picks?

Happy holidays!

My dear friends, in my last post before I disappear for a few days to celebrate the festive season, I would like to wish you a most wonderful Christmas with your family and friends. I hope you can take some time these holidays to relax, reflect and recharge for what looks to be an impossibly exciting 2011.

Thank you so much for all of your comments this year, it has been truly wonderful getting to know each of you and I really appreciate all of your support and words of encouragement.

I will be back on the 28^th ready to start looking back at the many amazing highlights in the year that was 2010.

Merry Christmas!

P.S Don't you love this modern take on Christmas? Styled by the incredibly talented Sitting in a Tree Events & photographed by Joie Lala.

Candace Bushnell's Manhattan Apartment

The Greenwich Village apartment owned by famed author Candace Bushnell is my idea of interiors heaven. The delicate colour palette featuring a white backdrop mixed with touches of gold, pink, purple and orange, serve to create a chic and stylish oasis. 

Interior designer Susan Forristal did an incredible job of transforming the apartment which was a complete 'wreck' when Bushnell first discovered it. Thankfully Bushnell saw the apartment's potential, with its original features including 11-foot ceilings, and floor to ceiling arched windows. 

The result is pure magic, don't you agree?







Image credits: Elle Decor (via Capitvated by Image)