It's always a delight to find a home that is designed with impact in mind. This Atlanta based two level condominium was designed around the homeowners collection of contemporary and old world art pieces. They also had a number of French Antiques from a former home that they wanted to incorporate, but were afraid they would not be appropriate. On the contrary, almost every piece was used in the apartment. Interior Designer, Nancy Braithwaite, created a fabulous interior, that married old and new, soft and subtle, light and reflection, calm and impact. She selected a very neutral palette to act as a canvas for the works of art, and refrained from using any materials that would distract from it. Even the furniture is carefully placed, and is an extension of the vast collection of art.
As beautiful as this home is, I was tempted to remove this image because I am grossly offended by the Zebra skin on the floor. To the right of the table legs, you can see the zebra's mane. I kept it because of the contrast of the painting, and furnishings, and because it is part of this home, but I would have selected something else on the floor.
No comments:
Post a Comment