Let’s check it out in all it’s wonder! Sherwin Williams Peppercorn SW 7624 Details and Specifications When implemented in perfect amounts, this gray can exhibit as a great accent for your room interiors. Surprisingly, this dark neutral is not associated with any undertones! It looks almost black but is actually a very dark shade of gray. Well, that’s a good sampling of Hollywood Regency.Sherwin Williams Peppercorn is a dark gray tone sharing high similarities with classic charcoal. Source of wallpaper in case you’re wondering, you can find here. Vintage Chinoiserie cabinet from Circa Who. It also comes in a couple of very lovely gray-blue shades. My Greek Key pattern from Surya, but this time in a pretty salmon pink. These vintage lamps don’t last very long, especially if they come in a pair! Meg Braff’s Up a Tree in some pretty interesting colorways!Ĭustom cabinet ala Dorothy Draper by C Bell FurnitureĬool shell pink lamps on Etsy. Ruthie Sommers (check out the gorge Grisaille mural!) Quadrille’s Lyford Chinoiserie pattern by Australian interior designer, Kristy Lee (nice website!)Ĭheck out Caitlin Wilson. Hollywood Reg is about breaking the rules. The office of Mary McDonald that dropped jaws left and right. Below, I will be interspersing their images with that of some others. Amongst them are Jonathan Adler, Meg Braff, Alexandra Champalimaud, Tobi Fairley, Mary McDonald, Miles Redd, Ruthie Sommers, Kelly Wearstler and Palmer Weiss. These days, it’s actually hard not to find an interior designer who doesn’t use some element of the Hollywood Regency Style in their interiors, however, there are many wonderful designers, who are known for being particularly influenced by its colorful and classic style. Thomasville faux bamboo chest painted in a Dorothy Draper Color found on One King’s Lane You can still buy the wallpaper and fabric through your interior designer at Carleton V.ĬR Laine recently featured it at one of their markets on a chair, in fabric.īenjamin Moore came out with a Dorothy Draper paint color selection.
You can read all about the history of it here. Here is one of them if you want to know more. There are some aficionados of this design who go well… bananas over it.
The wallpaper is Carleton V’s iconic Brazillance Banana Leaf wallpaper. If you like Chinoiserie and all the rest, then you will love her blog! She’s also an extremely talented artist and graphic designer. Some of them were taken by Jennifer from the Pink Pagoda. Actually, I believe that Dorothy originally decorated this place, the Greenbrier Hotel and Carleton renovated it way back… but quite honestly, I’m not sure and oh well… let’s just get to the amazing images! The very name reeks of exquisite taste, doesn’t it? And an interior designer named Draper? Well, let me just shut up and show you some of their work. (my WP editor is going to crap all over me for saying the word, “legendary,” but that’s the way it goes sometimes.) Then, there was her protegé, the also legendary Carleton Varney. The most influential designer of the 20th century was the legendary, Dorothy Draper. But Hollywood Reg can also be quiet and romantic. And often out-and-out flamboyance- unrestrained. It is bright colors, painted furniture, velvet, silk, tufting, animal prints, Chinoiserie, Chinese Chippendale, Fretwork, Porcelains and ginger jars, Tropical themes, faux bamboo, palm trees, mirrors, gold, silver, glass, lucite, lacquer, mid-century, Baroque, and always an air of whimsy and fun. So What is Hollywood Regency? (if you don’t already know) It is based of course, on the high style of Hollywood’s heyday in the 30’s and 40’s.
#Media room paint tv#
I practically expect Carole Lombard or some glamorous starlet to come emerging from the entrance.Īnd since S loves color and a touch of glitz, I couldn’t think of any more appropriate style than Hollywood Regency for the new media room, which is really going to be a family room with a big TV in the basement. It’s funny, but every time I pull up to the home, I feel like I’ve just entered a mini MGM Studio in the hey day of Hollywood. We have several projects in that area, but the one I find very interesting is the new media room. My client, S has been wanting to work on her expansive basement. I’m very excited about this new project in the Bronxville home.
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