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We heart John Robshaw bedding, especially for this project

Annie Elliott | October 20, 2010

The love affair started before the party at Timothy Paul Bedding + Home last week (My Notting Hill gave it a mention on Monday...)

The party was given by Sferra - and it was tons of fun - but Timothy Paul has always been my go-to bedding store for John Robshaw. So it's understandable that I would be thinking of Mr. Robshaw even as I cavorted among someone else's sheets.

Oooh - racy!

Read more »We heart John Robshaw bedding, especially for this project
» Bedroom, Rugs, Window treatments

When should you use a round rug? Rules, and a success story

Annie Elliott | September 9, 2010

Rugs are rectangular. It’s a law of nature. That said, we recognize that in recent years there has been a mini-explosion of round rugs – and adorable ones, at that. Anthropologie, of course; Urban Outfitters, Garnet Hill…we would hate to see these rugs go unloved. BOSSY COLOR APPROVES OF ROUND RUGS IN: Children’s rooms. But …

Read more »When should you use a round rug? Rules, and a success story
» Rugs

Throw pillows on a bed. An update.

Annie Elliott | September 1, 2010

In our last episode, bossy color apologized for our, how shall we say? lame, lazy attempt at accent pillows on her very own bed. At the time the offense took place, we were focused on the new Galbraith and Paul headboard, with which we were madly in love. We ran out of steam before “finishing …

Read more »Throw pillows on a bed. An update.
» Art + accessories, Bedroom

Have you read “Apartment Therapy: The Eight-Step Home Cure?”

Annie Elliott | August 30, 2010

Yes, yes. Bossy color is aware that Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan's book, Apartment Therapy: The Eight-Step Home Cure came out a few years ago. But I thought about it again this weekend, as I pulled a muscle shoving a vacuum into the far reaches of under-the-bed land.

The clutter in our bedroom had reached an unacceptable level....

Read more »Have you read “Apartment Therapy: The Eight-Step Home Cure?”
» Bedroom, Color + paint color

More about the art in bossy color’s living room

Annie Elliott | August 6, 2010

Greetings, Gentle Readers. Greetings from Maryland’s Eastern Shore, where I find myself once again…with children, with computer, but without husband or babysitter. Suffice it to say we have a plentiful supply of gin. And limes. I promised I would provide more information about the art in the salon arrangement in bossy color’s living room. Ohslowburn …

Read more »More about the art in bossy color’s living room
» Art + accessories, Living Room + Family Room

When kids share a room, little things mean a lot

Annie Elliott | July 24, 2010

One of my clients has two young boys who share a bedroom. There are plenty of other rooms in the house, but they like to be in the same room, which I find very dear. When we were decorating it, our goals were to: a) make it cute b) do something that distinguished each child’s …

Read more »When kids share a room, little things mean a lot
» Color + paint color, Kids, Window treatments

You asked…about a safari bedroom, Part 2

Annie Elliott | July 6, 2010

Yesterday, a Gentle Reader asked for our guidance in creating a safari-themed bedroom. After discussing wall colors (orange: no; brown or khaki: yes), today bossy color offers this life-changing advice. WINDOWS A grown-up interpretation of the safari concept includes natural materials. Consider natural woven shades on the windows – the grassier the better. (Sometimes these …

Read more »You asked…about a safari bedroom, Part 2
» Art + accessories, Bedroom
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