Design

I'm delighted to share these rooms designed by Toronto-based Jeffrey Fisher Home and photographed so beautifully by Virginia MacDonald . The brother and sister team of Jeffrey and Deborah Fisher have the benefit of a unique background, her a career in advertising and Jeffrey in fashion design, that gives them a sophisticated and creative perspective. I'm captivated by every single itty bitty inch of that light-filled kitchen! And the addition of the coral in the dining room...yummy! To check out more of their interiors, head on over here !

Can you guess where this home is?! Just a few minutes walk from the sea in Malmö, Sweden, of course! This Hus & Hem space showcasing a bright white backdrop splashed with a rainbow of color is all sorts of fun. I'm digging the whimsical details like the life-sized animals by artist William Sweetlove, the beautiful glass art, and all the bold fabrics. But most of all I am absolutely in love with all of those rugs!!! See more of this funky, happy home over here !

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 ...

I saw this picture on The Paris Apartment , and it instantly took my breath away. These stairs go straight to Heaven, I'm sure of it.

How lovely is this East Hampton home of Ali Wentworth and George Stephanopolous? The Newlywed Diaries was reminded of it last week because the couple's townhouse in Georgetown is currently featured in Elle Decor . Both of their beautiful homes were designed by Elizabeth Martin . I adore the color of the walls in the first image (and that adorable picture above the couch!). The collection of mirrors in the stairway is such a fantastic idea too. Love it all!

Happy Friday everyone! :) A few days ago one of my favorite blogs Delikatissen featured images from St Stephens, this amazing location represented by Tattersall Love . I love how all of the fabulous color just pops out against the white background. I think my favorite thing is the painted runners on the stairways though. Just lovely!

Time to check in with Designer's Guild ! As always, their website is brimming with inspirational, drool-worthy interiors. According to them: Our beautiful new Spring 2009 collections of fabrics and wallcoverings reflect the quintessential Englishness of the country house and its garden and are imbued with a gentle floral tradition, set against a lively graphic style reminiscent of a bygone age. In addition ‘Manhattan’ Prints offer a dynamic and contemporary new look designed to appeal to the young at heart of all ages.

One of my favorite new blogs is Purdy Wallcovering . Just yesterday Gina did a post all about turquoise. What is not to love?! I'd never seen this image of Thibaut's River Road Addison Damask Wallpaper . It is altogether gorgeous, especially with that chair covered in their Harper Stripe fabric!

Time to getaway! The color palette of this country home designed by Steven Gambrel gives off such a relaxing vibe. It just feels so quiet...if that's possible! I think the first image is my favorite. The blue and white prints, the lanterns, the window panes...it's all so pretty!

This breathtaking home located on an island off of Maine was designed by Peter Pennoyer Architects and decorated by Thomas Jayne Studio . Holy cow...love all the color! The owners have a passion for objects made of colored glass, so several of their glass pieces provided the color direction for the designers.

And Hello 2009! I'm completely confident that you all rang in the new year with complete style! I was so happy to discover Melbourne architectural and interior design studio Clare Cousins Architects through Desire to Inspire . Imagine walking into this house and finding that amazing turquoise wall?! What a home!