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Al Capone’s Oceanfront Miami Estate

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The Thrill of Brazilliance

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Recently on Instagram, I found this incredible space decorated by Leigh Olive Mowry of Atlanta-based Olive Interiors, and I couldn’t wait to share it with you! It is a reception area and pool for a luxury residential development decorated in true “Hollywood Regency meets Palm Beach” style. And of course you know I am in love with the Brazilliance wallpaper by Carleton Varney

The round sofa is covered in a palm green velvet and was custom made by Bradley, a showroom in Atlanta.

 

Framed scarves in the hallway are vintage Vera from the 40s, 50s, and 60s. The window treatments are from Schumacher. They are stenciled circular cutouts backed with hot pink linen.

 

Tall modern wing chairs are custom made by Bradley and covered in hot pink snakeskin.

 

 

This development feels like a fabulous tropical retreat! I adore how the pink, black, and white pop against the green palms both inside and out. For the project, Leigh collaborated with Historical Concepts, the internationally recognized architectural firm in Atlanta. Click here to see more of the outstanding portfolio of Olive Interiors.

One Room Challenge: Palm Beach Regency Nursery Reveal

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Patricia Altschul’s Derby Party is full of Southern Charm

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Krista Ewart’s Whimsical and Colorful Los Angeles Home

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One Room Challenge Week Five: Nursery Makeover

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One Room Challenge Week Four: Nursery Makeover

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Mary McDonald for Schumacher in the Nursery

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Lately I have been consumed by nurseries, as we are expecting a baby boy this summer. And as you know, I am in the midst of decorating his nursery for the One Room Challenge. Therefore, I thought it would be fun to take a look at some of the beautiful nurseries I have been admiring… for both boys and girls. Let’s start with three exquisite nurseries decorated with fabric from Mary McDonald’s line for Schumacher. The first two feature Chinois Palais, which happens to be one of my all-time favorite prints. All three baby girl nurseries also feature beautiful monograms and Lucite accents. They are sophisticated, glamorous, and elegant, and will transition beautifully into young adulthood.

 

 

 

 

 

 

For baby Scarlett, Hallie was able to recreate this antique monogram she found in a book of old monograms from Amazon. Lynn Wright with the Monogram Market in Houston turned it into a digital stitch file and customized the coloration to match the nursery.  The result is positively stunning!

 

 

 

 

 

I absolutely love this timeless look for a baby girl. Stay tuned for more beautiful nursery inspiration!

Lilly Pulitzer Wedding Ideas

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One Room Challenge Week Three: Nursery Makeover

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