I enjoyed reading the article about Kelly Wearstler, the interiors guru and fashion designer, in Harper’s Bazaar recently. Talk about everything you could possibly wish to be in your life; gorgeous, wealthy, complimented and listened to! Kelly’s interiors are complete. They’re considered and variable. She has input into every element of the room and the cohesion is glorious. There is something of the 80′s and the Memphis Group in a lot of them, carefully chosen pieces from antique dealers throughout the world – I’ve never bonded with the MG myself but if you love it, you LOVE it, you know? Whatever, her choices are beautifully proportioned and they’re striking, so much so that I imagine guests to each interior wandering through the rooms exclaiming ‘what is that?’, ‘look at that!’, ‘did you see that?’. That’s an inspiring interior to visit isn’t it? To further the cool element, in my books anyway, she once said: ‘I never did a job with white walls’. What a breath of fresh air! I’m personally looking forward to the passing of the current phase for white walls and colour pops. I mean, I get it, I do. But the possibilities for a space; the colour, light, proportion, texture, scale and pattern – are absolutely endless aren’t they?

The Tides, South Beach

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Bel-Air Villa