This is part two of my post on Sarah Richardson. I wrote about why I like her yesterday, and you can see it here. For today, I'm just showing you more of her amazing rooms, including my favorite nursery that I've ever seen.
Here is that nursery I mentioned. Would you even know it was a nursery if there was no crib? It took me a moment to notice it!
This, after the peacock dining room I showed you yesterday, is my second favorite room, possibly of all time. It is the first time I have seen lavender and teal together so prominently, and I adore it:
Although I've never been a fan of purple, much to my daughter's dismay, I do really like this room:
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Hi. I am a major fan of hers. I love her mix of modern, traditional and her take on relaxed casual. I think she's brilliant, and I totally enjoyed this post :)
Stacy another wonderful line-up of Sarah's. It is because of her that i am dying for a daybed in my family room. She just makes everything work so well together , she is a master indeed. Thanks for stopping by and adding to the great conversation on my blog today. It was a pleasure to mention your wonderful blog!! KS
We really do have the same taste! I love her work, its so clean, but elegant and inviting. No question she has amazing style!
Hello Stacy
A beautiful post. Sarah Richardson's designs are superb. Thanks for sharing
Helen
Hi Stacy,
Wonderful post! Sarah has an amazing eye. Her rooms are never boring or predictable. I love the way she layers tone and texture. I've yet to see a Sarah Richardson Design I haven't liked, and I've been following her for many (many) years!
Wendi
Wow! What a great collection of spaces! I swear her style is just perfection! She really cracks me up too!
I love Sarah and Tommy! I think her Canadian accent is also cute especially when she says "house."
Love me some Sarah! Although I have to agree with her husband and wish she did a few more colorful rooms, and fewer creamy white rooms. I love what Sarah can do with tile, especially on bathroom floors and walls, mixing tile styles together to create unique looks.
I remember watching the episode for the nursery. I love the patterned fabric on the chair. Love her sytle.
What an excitement to page through all those room. Makes me want to get busy in my own house. Thanks much for all the work you went to. Sure did enjoy it. Ann
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