I was “paging” through the old July/August 2011 Lonny, and rediscovered the gorgeous Seattle apartment of Lisa Stasiulewicz, Amazon.com’s style editor. It was designed by Michelle Adams, Ellie Somerville, and Victoria de la Camara, and photographed by Patrick Cline. I love the way it’s feminine but not over the top girly-you can tell a woman lives there, but I think a guy would feel pretty well at home too.
I love these tables from Nate Berkus’s HSN collection-surprise, surprise. Nate does no wrong!
I love the rug and the little settee-how sophisticated does that look-and so touchable!
Is there anyone out there who DOESN’T love tulip tables? The chairs are great-they seem sort of traditional, but just low-key, ya know? I love the bar on the console table, and the lamp as well.
This is just great. They added the mantel to create an architectural detail, which is genius. Then they filled it with books, which just slays me.
The Lonny team used some budget buys in the apartment-the Ikea lamp above, for example-and it looks so perfect and high end! It’s all about the mix-and I adore that Paris photograph.
Aaah, I feel so inspired! Love the Lonny archives.
Wow. So stunning. Inspirational Indeed. I don't even know where to begin with my favorite part, but I have ALWAYSALWAYS wanted a settee, so that's definitely high on the list.
First – love your blog. Second – love this home! The idea of 2 small tables instead of 1 large coffee table is amazing. I also couldn't agree more about having a mantle as a "piece of art" in a way. It brings a great focal point to the room & creates the CONCEPT of a fireplace without the real deal. Love it all around! Happy Friday!
Lonny is pretty wonderful. I stumbled on Lonny via India Hicks – have you read her blog? I'm 100% smitten with her and her tribe of beautiful children.
Lonny has me swooning with each issue. Those two black and brass end tables are so cute next to one another! I haven't read the new lonny, but I can't wait to indulge this weekend! Have a great st. pattys day!
This was one of my favorite spaces! They did such a great job of making it cozy yet real and pretty. Love that settee. My column tomorrow for La Dolce Vita is on the Saarinen Tulip Collection!
Somehow I had glossed over this in that issue but enjoyed going back and re-reading the feature just now. Perfect inspiration for when I move to Seattle this summer 🙂
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Wow. So stunning. Inspirational Indeed. I don't even know where to begin with my favorite part, but I have ALWAYSALWAYS wanted a settee, so that's definitely high on the list.
I adore those first three images. What gorgeous spaces!
First – love your blog. Second – love this home! The idea of 2 small tables instead of 1 large coffee table is amazing. I also couldn't agree more about having a mantle as a "piece of art" in a way. It brings a great focal point to the room & creates the CONCEPT of a fireplace without the real deal. Love it all around! Happy Friday!
I would LOVE to live here. Gorgeous!
Such a fabulous space! Love all the calming colors and natural elements!
so pretty, thanks for re-posting! I love the new look of your blog!!
Lonny is pretty wonderful. I stumbled on Lonny via India Hicks – have you read her blog? I'm 100% smitten with her and her tribe of beautiful children.
Lonny has me swooning with each issue. Those two black and brass end tables are so cute next to one another! I haven't read the new lonny, but I can't wait to indulge this weekend! Have a great st. pattys day!
Thank you for posting this. I love that settee room photo and really wanted to know the source. Thank you for finally answering that!
This is so amazing! Love adding that fireplace… might have to do that someday!
This was one of my favorite spaces! They did such a great job of making it cozy yet real and pretty. Love that settee.
My column tomorrow for La Dolce Vita is on the Saarinen Tulip Collection!
in love with the paris photograph! and what a great idea about the fireplace-esque as a focal point!
Somehow I had glossed over this in that issue but enjoyed going back and re-reading the feature just now. Perfect inspiration for when I move to Seattle this summer 🙂