This home struck me as having that kind of effortless coolness that many people strive for and some people try to buy, which comes by magically on its own accord and can't be created.
It comes from acquired treasures and personal garnishes that accumulate by volume over time, not by staging. And needless to say, I'm sickeningly jealous.
Images by bill kingston
Layered and rich and interesting.
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Cheers, Alcira
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I'm sickeningly jealous too! Such a beautiful, lived-in home.
ReplyDeleteYou know what's going to happen to at least one of these pics don't you!! Died. Heaven.
ReplyDeleteYeah clever clogs *wink!
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You're so right Jules - the best homes always have that X factor that only comes from this kind of mix. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you 100%. I recently saw a room where the designer had collected flea market treasures to fill a games room. It completely missed the point.
ReplyDeleteLove what you wrote here...its so true! (and I am so jealous as well!)
ReplyDeletevery wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGood Gawd Jules you share the best stuff!! That first images literally took my breath away
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing, Jules, that top one and the buddha, just my style! XX!
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with everything you said! Totally cool place
ReplyDeleteHappy Thursday,sweetie
So much more interesting than the latest from Pottery Barn.
ReplyDeleteLove that chair and ottoman in the laist pic.
That is one well-traveled home. Love it so.
ReplyDeleteVery good post! i agree, effortless coolness can't be created.
ReplyDeleteYou hit the nail on the head again darl, effortless cool for sure! those bookshelves & chair/ottoman combo are killin me....SO gorgeous.
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Melis