I couldn't be happier with how the space is evolving. It's not finished yet but the progress thus far is exactly what I wanted. How did she know? We only talked on the phone for a few minutes, yet she somehow figured out my style in that short conversation. That's why she's so successful at what she does!
As a refresher, here's what our space looked like with our old furniture haphazardly placed in the room.
And here was Abby's mood board:
I loved the pops of color against an otherwise neutral palate. I made a few minor tweaks and here's where we are now.
What do you think? I still need to address the wall above the chaise part of the sofa but this half of the room is otherwise complete. I love coming into this room because it's now so light and airy - I'm pretty sure those were the 2 words I used to describe how I wanted the room to feel. Great job, Abby, you nailed it!
LOVE what she did! Did you bring in the sofa from another room or was that a new purchase? The accents to the sofa are great. Your boys look so cute in your previous post - sorry your little one was sick for Easter. This has been a very tough allergy season.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! It's beautiful! You both did a fantastic job! I love the rug and the pillows are such a great pop of color!
ReplyDeleteLove it! The rug really pulls it all together. And you're right...that little bit of color just makes it all work.
ReplyDeleteI love it....the colors are perfect! And thank you SO much for your comment about my kitchen rug oday :)
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What cozy interiors!
ReplyDeleteDanielle- Thank you for this post. What a beautiful pictures! I'm seeing three, square, black and white photos of the kids/family in a vertical line above the chase part of the sofa. White frames? Ikea makes a great square frame. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove this, Danielle! It looks wonderful. I especially love your sofa and pillows. A photo gallery would look incredible on that wall.....just my humble opinion :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing! I think you need to blow-up one of your awesome family pics (like maybe your blog header) and add that to one of those bare walls!
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