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| Lisa Henderson - Flower Magazine |
A lovely foyer in this NYC apartment with lots of blue and white Chinese porcelain. The walls are painted in Benjamin Moore Daylily.
BM Daylily #80 is a peach, but I like it much better than Pantone's Color of the Year Peach Fuzz #13-1023 that I recently posted about. Daylily is a softer, more neutral, coral rosy peach that I prefer. Much easier to use.
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| BM Daylily #80 |
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| Pantone Peach Fuzz #13-1023 |
A pretty collection of blue and white Chinese porcelain fills the top and beneath an eighteenth century mahogany sideboard. I love the addition of a tulipiere. Tulipieres are often seen as a pair by themselves, but I love it here singly with a collection of blue and white. This one looks identical to the one I posted about and snagged at a great sale at Frontage that is unfortunately no longer available.
The blue patterned lampshade is very pretty. Ballard Designs has two very similar ones and both are on sale -
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| Leighton Pleated Lampshade |
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| Isla Block Pleated Lampshade |
A beautiful Oushak rug mirrors the soft peach of the walls and blues of the Chinese porcelain.
It's a beautiful color. There was a specific peach color that the late decorator, Mario Buatta, used frequently, and I cannot recall the name of it. I always loved they way he decorated rooms. They were just so exuberantly pretty. If I had to choose a favorite decorator, it would be him.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! This color would look good in a powder room.
ReplyDeleteMy bedroom as a young teen was peach and seafoam green (cue Laura Ashley)! This hits me right in 1983. ❤️
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