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Recently, I have found myself attracted to deep, saturated, intense, inky blue tones.  It can really be a vibrant and dramatic statement. While on the hunt for bedroom inspiration images for a new project, I came across this bedside vignette and just fell in love! John Robshaw’s printed, woven, stitched, and dyed textiles have always been a favorite bedding option. Adding a cluster of Jennifer Ament’s unique lino-cut prints above the bed is a perfect finishing touch. I hope this week’s Room Anatomy selections set your wheels in motion for a space of your own!


Resources: Arteriors: Lamp / Etsy: Decorative Antler / Jennifer Ament: Art Cluster / John Robshaw: Euro Shams / Benjamin Moore Paint: Admiral Blue / Neiman Marcus: John Robshaw Throw Pillows / Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams: Bedside Table / Natural Area Rugs: Agra Wool Rug / Serena & Lily: Fillmore Headboard


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As you all know, Caitlin is upgrading from her tiny studio to a larger apartment on Sacramento Street and she will now have her own home office space. With this recent exciting news, it seemed appropriate to feature a workspace inspiration for this week’s Room Anatomy! Can’t you just picture lots of creative brainstorming around this glass sawhorse worktable? I have always been in love with this saddle leather and nickel base desk chair – comfortable yet stylish! Keeping in mind how important organization and storage are in any office space, check out my suggestions for where to find large cubbie bookcases and more for your home office.


Resources: Kichler: Desk Lamp / West Elm: Storage Baskets / Shop Horne: Desk Chair / West Elm: Cubbie Storage in Chocolate Stained Finish / Poppin: White Desk Accessories / Pottery Barn: Sawhorse Desk / Shades of Light: Carpet

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As the warmth of Spring rolls into San Francisco, I have been developing some major backyard cravings. The best way to expand a home this time of year is definitely to maximize the outdoor space! This urban, family-friendly backyard features a cedar backdrop used for children’s plays and has a screen for projecting movies. The offset patches of sod and concrete that is combined with the pergola overhead creates a soft modern feel. When creating an outdoor table-scape, put away the fine china and pull out the durable glassware, rustic jars for flowers, and mid-century pottery dinnerware. See some suggestions below on how to create a similar space in your backyard.


Resources: Barn Electric Lighting: Pendant / Canvas Home: Wood Platters / Euro Lighting: Pascal White Plastic Wood Side Chairs / Crate & Barrel: Acrylic Stemless Wine Glasses / Jayson Home: Amber Jars / Jayson Home: Ada Napkins / Oxford Garden: Dining Table


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A fellow San Francisco designer, Niche Interiors, designed this week’s room anatomy space. Straying from the typical blue for boys, this boy’s nursery carries an adorable gray and yellow color palette.  Land of Nod’s “Not a Peep” crib bedding brings a playful animal theme to the space. See my suggestions here for a printed grass cloth wallpaper that adds a similar vibrant accent wall, modern furniture and lighting to create a cozy reading nook, and baby animal art prints.


Resources: Jonathan Adler: Giraffe Lamp  / Land of Nod: Not a Peep Crib Bedding /  All Modern: Oeuf Sparrow Crib / Seville: Rattan Hamper / Dwell Studio: Savoy Glider / Bungalow 5: Side Table / The Animal Print Shop: Lamb and Duckling Prints / Phillip Jeffries: Chain Link Wallpaper


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Our Room Anatomy photo this week is a little peak through double doors into the Master Bedroom of a laid-back 1959 California ranch home.  I could move right in!! It is back to the basics with a linen upholstered bed featuring nail head details, white bedding, and a cozy cable knit gray throw. The mid-century French leather sling back chair and Venetian full-length leaning mirror bring a special sparkle and luxury to the room.  The clean modern look is completed with a pair of crystal lamps on the bedside tables. Check out some of my suggestions below on where to find furniture and accessories to create a similar Master Bedroom in your own home.


Resources: Full Length Leaning Venetian Mirror: Bonanza / Leather Reading Chair: Espasso /  Reading Chair Side Table: West Elm / Nailhead Bed: Crate & Barrel / Bedside Table Lamps: Circa Lighting / Throw: TSE Cashmere / Pillow for Bed: Etsy


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