Happy Thursday, folks! Today I thought I'd share a quick "Get The Look" post on one of my favorite recent projects – Trinity Ventures in SF. I've gotten a lot of sourcing inquiries on this one, and I really wanted to share a detailed list of resources to help you get started! I think that the bold accents really make this particular space, so play around and find the rugs or throw pillows that represent your style! The furnishings are affordable, and really provide a blank canvas to get creative with. Enjoy! xx
Accessory Roundup: Raw & Californian
Hello, Friday! I'm so glad to greet the weekend again. It's been such a long and fast week, so I'm just looking forward to some relaxation. I probably worked for 15 hours yesterday (but like the boring kind of work), so I was excited to wake up this morning and prepare an accessory package while sipping my coffee. For this project, I'm executing a laid-back Californian aesthetic for a family living in the Mission. For the living space, I've selected an assortment of objects that feature natural materials and organic lines. I can't survive without some contrast, so I've complimented the warm Californian tones with rich & graphic pops of black. I hope you'll find this roundup inspiring & helpful, and I hope you have a great weekend!
1. Commune
2. Quartz Lamp
3. Totem Beeswax Candles
4. Juju Hat
5. Handmade Stool
6. Alpaca Pillow
7. Channels Pillow
8. Mesa Pillow
9. Brass Sculpture
10. Planter
Carrie Livingston
This past weekend, my friends took me to the most incredible restaurant for brunch in LA. The Church Key's atmosphere is truly breathtaking - from the menu to the Interior Design. I ate a spectacular plate of Eggs Benedict with Truffle Hollandaise sauce and nibbled on hot potato cakes and biscuits and gravy. All the while, though, I could hardly focus on my plate because I couldn't stop examining the details of the space. There were countless moments of delight incorporated into the design. After brunch, I immediately searched for the Designer responsible for this gorgeous interior (this is how I discover all of my favorite designers). I learned that Carrie Livingston, a designer operating in Beverley Hills & London, was the the force that made it all happen. If you live in LA or ever have the opportunity, I certainly encourage you to stop by The Church Key. My friends tell me that their dinner rivals their brunch! I'll have to wait and find out. Until next time, LA.
Don't forget to check out Carrie Livingston's other projects, and more photos of The Church Key here.
