Working on the design for a townhouse in a suburb of San Francisco, my first step was to simplify and unify the wall colors. I went with Benjamin Moore’s Baby’s Breath (OC-62). I love how this paint works almost anywhere – it can look grey, light blue, and even white (but it’s more interesting than white). The color works with almost any color combination. We used it all over the house. Click here to GET THIS LOOK.
Check out my article “High-End Decor on a Low-End Budget” on Forbes. The story features designers Timothy Corrigan, Robert Passal, Palmer Weiss and Cecil Hayes, and designer-manufacturer Vicente Wolf.
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Shane
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I’ve designed my fair share of industrial-lofts-turned-residences on both coasts. I understand the edgy, unique appeal of these spaces and why people are willing to pay so much to live in a space that is literally a blank slate. But in a recent loft project I decided we needed to do more than take the walls at face value, which was tall, cold, grey concrete. So I designed this massive, plush series of screens to cradle one corner of the loft, providing dimension and coziness and serving as a backdrop for the family media area. (more…)
