Posts Tagged 'luxury interior design Seattle'

Ottomans Enhance Function In Your Home

It’s no secret that I love ottomans and add them to every project in multiple rooms. They are the workhorses for interior spaces adding function and style and sometimes storage too.

A favorite ottoman from Hickory Chair

In this post I’ll share ways you can use ottomans effectively for style and function.

  1. As a Coffee Table

Like the Bexley shown …

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MERCER ISLAND KITCHEN REMODEL IN GRAY MAGAZINE BLOG

Big news here at Faith Sheridan Interior Design! We’re thrilled to begin 2015 with a Room of the Week article of the Mercer Island Kitchen Remodel in the GRAY magazine blog.

One of our favorite projects to date, this waterfront home overlooking Lake Washington was a blast to design. My clients finally decided to create a dream kitchen and called …

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Small Space Solutions for Holiday Decorating

Small spaces need solutions and especially for holiday decorating. And what are some tried and true ideas for small spaces? Why a mirror, of course. With placement of a decorated tree and mantel opposite a reflective surface, a small space is immediately festive. This is so especially during evening hours when the lights sparkle. Love this image (homebyally.blogspot.com)

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The Color Season 2015 is Here-Does it Matter?

Color Season 2015

As I write this post I’m thinking about the color season presentations I attended this week. First there was Leatrice Eiseman who is often called ‘America’s color guru’ especially via her role with Pantone. “For most consumers today, color and style coordination in home interiors is a consistent goal, but the old rigid color rules have been replaced by more …

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Story of the Traveling Custom Rug and Textile Passion

custom rug by Faith Sheridan

Favorite rug finds a new home

Same rug in previous home

Such a delight and fulfillment as a designer to please a passion like custom rug design. And so it is with this story which I’d like to share with you.

The birth of this custom rug design actually started in an earlier home with my client. (no photos). I …

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What Inspires You? I Learn About My Clients

Inspire with textiles

What inspires you? This is the question I ask my new clients. Most often they have an image in mind. Not surprisingly for females that is a favorite dress. And so this is how I started a recent project. The image told me a few important things to consider as I begin the design development for their home. In the …

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Fashion Diva Adds Sexy Fabrics to Interior Design

fashion diva diane von furstenber

Fashion diva Diane von Furstenberg blazed into the public eye in the mid-70’s with the wrap dress. The wrap dress was and remains a signature fashion statement. I know, I had one!

The original wrap dress

Her story and acclaim are documented across numerous magazines and I, in particular, like the interview with WWD. You can read it here.

Her …

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Outdoor Fabric Meets Indoor Sofa

outdoor fabric

What a delightful surprise when your outdoor fabric is totally suited for indoor application. My client loves textiles (as I do) and needs to recover a custom sofa so she can relax with her grandchildren. These fabrics must be sophisticated, fit her style and color scheme and gracefully join others in the adjacent living room. These were fabrics that could …

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Coordinating Walls with Furniture is On Trend

coordinate walls and furniture

Yes, the art of coordinating walls with furniture is on trend and returning to interior design. It appeared at High Point Market this spring with brands like Thibaut and also in magazines. According to Carleton Varney, Dorothy Draper launched this concept many years ago. “Dorothy liked the idea of furniture becoming part of the architecture of a room and blending …

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Why Interior Designers Need Art Museums

Fabrics and trimmings

Why do Interior Designers need art museums? Museum exhibits feed our imagination, create connections to our client projects and ‘connect the dots’ to so many aspects of our daily work. And so was the case with the recent show at Bellevue Arts Museum by Isabelle de Borchgrave, A World of Paper, A World of Fashion: Isabelle de Borchgrave Meets Mariano …

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