The Blush Edit

We recently completed a bedroom-dresser-bathroom set for a regular client’s teenaged daughter. Having established a close working relationship with the family over many years, it was imperative that the aesthetic that evolved acknowledged her current aspirations and left room for her own growth. A crater false ceiling was created to re-assign the center of a trapezoidal room, and a neutral palette with warm to blush tones was adopted and adapted to fluid surfaces that moved away from the odd shaped walls. The bathroom was a complete departure from this language and made more exciting with aqua-grey- to emerald toned floral mosaics with black profiles and fittings for an eclectic mix.