Recently I became familiar with the work of New York City based designer Lilly Bunn, and I love her traditional meets funky aesthetic. Lilly started out as a fashion editor at Town and Country and launched her own design firm in 2009 after working for McMillen, Inc. She uses a mix of bright colors and bold patterns layered over neutral anchor pieces to create a fresh, contemporary, yet timeless look that’s all her own. Her rooms are classic but always interesting and fresh. Here are a few of my favorites from her portfolio:
I love the wild wallpaper and the lovely floral chair, and also really into that lucite magazine holder!
This is a family home she designed:
I LOVE those multi-dotted pillowcases…I think they’re D. Porthault? Also how cool is that navy tufted headboard?
She dubbed this project “Downtown Traditional”:
Wallpaper! Also love those sconces.
A prewar Park Avenue apartment:
Square backed chairs, like I talked about in this post.
I love those black border pillows and the lucite coffee table. You can get similar pillows here and a similar coffee table here.
Such a soothing and bright bedroom – a sanctuary.
An Upper West Side family home:
Traditional meets modern.
Serene and classic for the bedroom.
Lilly’s work has been featured on Domaine, Vogue, and One Kings Lane, to name just a few, and you can also catch a glimpse of her personal style in her Coveteur feature.
portrait via The Coveteur, all room photos via Lilly Bunn Interiors website
How have I never heard of Lilly Bunn before?! Her work is EXACTLY my style! Thanks for sharing Jackie!
THAT BATHROOM.
Man. I need some decor help, haha!!
Hope all is well, Jackie!!
Kelly | Kelly in the City
I’m always happy to help, if you’re looking! Hope you’re doing well too 🙂
The bathroom is GORGEOUS!
Katria
http://katriabelrose.blogspot.co.uk/
Nice work!! I appreciate the conjugation of all the ellements and I really liked that mid-century visual of some of the lighting elements, it really looks like a brand that I know, Delightfull.
ELEGANT! Beautiful and sumptuous without being stuffy and stiff! Thanks you for posting!
This is such a beautiful collection of rooms!