Design

Do you guys remember little Norah's nursery?? One of my ALL-TIME favorites ever?! The design genius behind it and this gorgeous studio is jewelry designer Caroline of Armelle Jewelry. Schumacher's Birds and Butterflies wallpaper is a match made in heaven with her stained concrete floor. (Wouldn't you love to do that in your basement?!) I absolutely adore the white armoire she lovingly painted too, and how the inside is painted Robins Nest by Benjamin Moore to match the floors. Read all about these projects and more over on her blog!

I never get tired air to perfection! One of my favorites was the 2010 Arkansas house designed by Tobi Fairley. I have already shared their photos at home, this room with you before (How could you forget Marjorie Skouras chandelier!), But I was happy to find other images of the portfolio of kitchen Tobi. painted wood floors are absolutely fab-u-Lous! (They painted Wythe Blue Wool Skein is Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams). The result is a playful and unique, but the perfect color choices to make room for a beautiful peaceful too. LOVE!

I'm back!!! What a fantastic vacation I had! I can't wait to get my pictures on to my computer (all 1,300 of them!) and share a few favorites with you guys. I saw loads of turquoise gems I know you're gonna love. I just want to send another thank you to all of my talented guest bloggers...I loved all of your posts! Since I'm feeling pretty exhausted (the NYC part of our trip should have been first on our itinerary!) but mostly since I wish I was still at the beach, I felt these rooms designed by Craig Kettles were perfectly fitting for the day. I'm loving the painted floor and cozy nooks in the bunk room. Wouldn't the painted ceiling in the bedroom would be a delight to gaze up at?! Both rooms so simple, but absolutely lovely in every way! For more spaces as equally as beautiful, head on over to C Designs!

Photo: Peter Pennoyer Architects Turquoise blue paneled walls in a traditional library in a mansion in Maine. (above) Hi House of Turquoise readers. This is Coco . My blog's name is COCOCOZY . I'm guest posting here for Erin as she takes a little well deserved vacation! I was so honored when Erin emailed me last week and asked if I would guest post about my favorite turquoise rooms. So here goes! I love a room infused with turquoise blue. There is something invigorating, exciting and cheerful about about a blue room! I love the color turquoise. I have a wonderful dose of it in my living room in the Hollywood Hills in a huge piece of art, a turquoise blue chandelier in bathroom, had a load of turquoise blue outside in my outdoor living space on my deck. Makes me so happy to see the blue for some reason. How about you? Here are may favorite blue spaces these days... Photo: Scott Frances A glossy blue floor in an all white living room (above) Photo: 1st Option Rustic and charming ...

Can't you just feel the breeze? This Key West kitchen from Coastal Living is as good as it gets. I love the shutter-inspired wall and island, the painted floors and the beautiful mini-brick mosaic backsplash. What a dream!

This hallway is oh-so-pretty. I love the different patterns and textures....and obviously the beautiful blue colors! - HouseToHome

I am loving this kitchen designed by architect and decorator Mark Maresca. The aqua cabinets look amazing with the black granite countertops and white trim. Although I think I'd be way too scared to paint the floors with a black pattern like this! For more on this lovely kitchen, head over to Southern Living .

I absolutely love this painted stair runner. It totally makes this stairway even more fabulous (although the gorgeous mirror and light fixture don't hurt either.) - Apartment Therapy

Sculptor Elena Colombo created this fantastic getaway home located in the neighborhood of Breezy Shores, a small beach community in Greenport, New York. I love, love love all the color she uses into her little beach home and the unique elements like the red-painted tree stumps! Genius! - Martha Stewart.com

A few days ago Cote de Texas featured this absolutely stunning aqua beach house from Veranda magazine. Designed by Babs Watkins, this home is now for sale, so Joni was able to find even more images of this home. Yay for us! You have to check out Cote de Texas to see so many more images of this gorgeous home!

The spunky kitchen in sculptor and architectural designer Elena Colombo’s Long Island getaway creatively mixes vintage blue with orange. -Blueprint via Design Talk

This aqua painted kitchen floor is absolutely gorgeous. Designed by Windsor Smith, an interior designer from California. -From Cote de Texas