Duet

barstools

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Outdoor living that ain't wicker or wrought iron

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Red and blue - now it just needs some yellow!

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Sunshiney

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If not a table in the entry, maybe some seating?

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comfy style

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Unexpected detail work

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Fatty lamps

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I like maizey yellow

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I like red

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An example of "too much" for me, but a lot of the right things in excess.

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These chairs are so fun.

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Bold and bright on the island - but how does this work with such a big granite slab??

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Light and dark cabs/counters contrasting in the kitchen.

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If I had to live with my dining set, maybe we could cover the chairs??

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Conversation cluster.

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Bold rug, subtle chairs.

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surprise - paint on the ceiling! Dining room??

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Clusters, color, sunlight.

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Bird chair. Bird chair. Bird chair.

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Bright

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Crisp

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Warm

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Yellow, blue and red seem to make me happy.

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Love the arrangement on mantel being asymmetrical and hearth being symmetrical - the unpredictable yet flowing style is appealing.

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Bright, colorful, happy, cheerful, airy, homey, welcoming - these colors really appeal to me.

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And while I think neutral has a place this lacks color with the fun geos

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While I love use of color, this feels too feminine

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Like the idea of draperies not being too bold but contributing some color or pattern

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patterns and texture

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We are having two pendant might boxes over dining table in dining room - i like the look, not necessarily these fixtures.

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powder room tile

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Entry way feature

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subways and marble

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textile mixture

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Leigh is open to wallpaper in powder, mike is very afraid

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