The Sunday Spy 12.9.18
We Spy With Our Designer Eye
Each Sunday we’ll share a design that caught our eye and we took some time to savor. Designs that are a little different from the norm, like this one shared by mydomaine. At first glance we see an elegant dining room. With a closer look, we take in all the simple elegance of this special holiday place. Read more…
The Sunday Spy 12.2.18
We Spy With Our Designer Eye
Each Sunday we’ll share a design that caught our eye and we took some time to savor. Designs that are a little different from the norm, like this one shared by kb3cubed. At first glance we see a moody, yet inviting fireplace setting. With a closer look, we notice all the fine details that make this design so impactful…especially at holiday time!
The Sunday Spy 11.25.18
We Spy With Our Designer Eye
Each Sunday we’ll share a design that caught our eye and we took some time to savor. Designs that are a little different from the norm, like this one shared by French Country Cottage. At first glance we see a cozy outdoor setting to enjoy the holiday season. With a closer look, we can almost smell the cracking fire!
The Sunday Spy 11.18.18
We Spy With Our Designer Eye
Each Sunday we’ll share a design that caught our eye and we took some time to savor. Designs that are a little different from the norm, like this one shared by Park and Oak. At first glance we see a striking powder room. With a closer look, we enjoy all the attention to details that make this design classically unique.
The Sunday Spy 11.11.18
We Spy With Our Designer Eye
Each Sunday we’ll share a design that caught our eye and we took some time to savor. Designs that are a little different from the norm, like this one shared by Carolyn Pressly Interiors. At first glance we see a black and white kitchen. With a closer look, we see how utterly charming this home’s command central is!
The Sunday Spy 11.4.18
We Spy With Our Designer Eye
Each Sunday we’ll share a design that caught our eye and we took some time to savor. Designs that are a little different from the norm, like this one shared by House Beautiful. At first glance we see a welcoming dining spot. With a closer look, we see that this transitional decor and architecture can be right at home in many parts of the country.