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| Blog Name: | eye spy |
| Url: | http://www.eyespy.squarespace.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | interiors, decorating, design |
| Description: | captivated by all things beautiful and interesting in the home |
| Popularity: | 81 Followers |
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Reader House Tour: Therese Long
Therese Long and I were cut from the same cloth. Like so many of us, she’s an antiques scavenger who loves the thrill of the hunt. She left a comment on eye spy, we began emailing, I read her blog, I visited her etsy shop, one thing lead to another… And now I have a bad case of fireplace envy. I think you will too. Here is Therese’s beautiful San Francisco home followed by a selection of her fabulous finds. { All images from Therese Long }&nbs
Therese Long and I were cut from the same cloth. Like so many of us, she’s an antiques scavenger who loves the thrill of the hunt. She left a comment on eye spy, we began emailing, I read her blog, I visited her etsy shop, one thing lead to another… And now I have a bad case of fireplace envy. I think you will too. Here is Therese’s beautiful San Francisco home followed by a selection of her fabulous finds. { All images from Therese Long }&nbs
Reader House Tour: Sally Wheat
As I was writing yesterday’s post on playfulness, I kept thinking of Sally Wheat and her spectacular Houston home. Like many of you, I saw Sally Wheat’s house tours on Cote de Texas’ funny Stalking the Wheats. Wow. Sally had me at ‘gray Fieldstone by Benjamin Moore’ kitchen. And every other corner of her home. As soon as I saw it, I quickly downloaded each photo into my inspiration file. Then one day a “Sally Wheat” emailed me in response to some little eye spy post. Are you the Sall
As I was writing yesterday’s post on playfulness, I kept thinking of Sally Wheat and her spectacular Houston home. Like many of you, I saw Sally Wheat’s house tours on Cote de Texas’ funny Stalking the Wheats. Wow. Sally had me at ‘gray Fieldstone by Benjamin Moore’ kitchen. And every other corner of her home. As soon as I saw it, I quickly downloaded each photo into my inspiration file. Then one day a “Sally Wheat” emailed me in response to some little eye spy post. Are you the Sall
Loosen up + get playful
I love Kelly Wearstler’s Hollywood home. Her curated, one-of-the-best-of-each-genre style makes this house a sophisticated ‘specimen garden’ of interiors. It’s fabulously statement-making, over-the-top bold. But, what captures my eye is Wearstler’s crazy playfulness and the interior’s unique personality. I’m bothered by the perfectness of so
I love Kelly Wearstler’s Hollywood home. Her curated, one-of-the-best-of-each-genre style makes this house a sophisticated ‘specimen garden’ of interiors. It’s fabulously statement-making, over-the-top bold. But, what captures my eye is Wearstler’s crazy playfulness and the interior’s unique personality. I’m bothered by the perfectness of so
Art inspired colorway | Sarah Hinckley
I was roaming around the Emily Amy Gallery website when I happened upon the beautiful work of Brooklyn-based Sarah Hinckley. The Cape Cod of Hinckley’s childhood — with its strata of earth, water, sky — informs the rich bands of color in her paintings. She is a masterful colorist. Select almost any painting from her Color Logic series and you’ve got
I was roaming around the Emily Amy Gallery website when I happened upon the beautiful work of Brooklyn-based Sarah Hinckley. The Cape Cod of Hinckley’s childhood — with its strata of earth, water, sky — informs the rich bands of color in her paintings. She is a masterful colorist. Select almost any painting from her Color Logic series and you’ve got
Monday Mash-up: Black + Tan
I’m not much for pale ale or dark beer or layering of either, but I find a black and tan interior to be quite tasty. Especially if within that color palette, the furnishings and decor are a nice mix of periods and types. Stylists for Domino: PHOTOS 1, 3, 4, Kim Ficaro; PHOTOS 2, 5, L
I’m not much for pale ale or dark beer or layering of either, but I find a black and tan interior to be quite tasty. Especially if within that color palette, the furnishings and decor are a nice mix of periods and types. Stylists for Domino: PHOTOS 1, 3, 4, Kim Ficaro; PHOTOS 2, 5, L
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