As much as I adore a bright, vibrant home, there’s something entirely appealing and chic about one filled with relaxing neutral tones–with a little bit of blue thrown in of course! This gorgeous home located in a suburb of Boston was designed by Noelle Micek of An Organized Nest and Tricia Roberts Design and was beautifully captured by photographer Jamie Salomon. I love that even the formal areas of the home have a casual bent to them, with relaxed fabrics, great texture and a sophisticated mix of patterns. Ooh and I especially love all the artwork!!
Paint Sources
Stripes: Benjamin Moore Balboa Mist – 1549 and Cotton Balls OC-122 (8″ stripe)
Guest Bedroom: Benjamin Moore Silver Gray 2131-60
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I'm obsessed with all of this decor 🙂 i think i fell the most in love with the first sets of photos of inspiration!
xoxo,
tiana of l'esthetique
Love these images. That soft pallet is so gorgeous, I pinned three pictures!
Renee
http://casastephensinteriors.blogspot.com
I love the artwork too!
Do you know who the artist is for the couple on the dock? Ive been looking everywhere!
Stunning! The artwork is fab too! love!
This is gorgeous!! I am all about color, too, but the pops of turquoise and hints of navys and grays are enough. Love the detail on the skirt on the family room sofa! Thanks for sharing! xo
Thank you Erin for posting our designs and thanks to everyone for your kind comments! We are honored and humbled. Noelle & Tricia
I love almost every detail in this home, it has a simple elegance to it with such an ease, love it, thank you for sharing, Kathysue
Love this home! Would especially love to know who the artist is of the Man and Woman on the dock! Thanks!
This is so beautiful! As much as I love color (especially turquoise) I am so drawn to neutrals. They are so calming, elegant and sophisticated. The touches of turquoise are perfect! You always find such awesome eye candy! 🙂
I LOOOVE neutrals!!!
And I love your blog because you add a little color here and there…
Beautiful spaces!!!
You amaze me how you continue to come up with such beautiful photos using turquoise. I love looking at them. G.x
How lovely! I love the pop of turqoise!
xo
Sharon
I would love to know the artist of the woman on the dock as well- stunning!
These are all lovely but much would be impractical for me with four cats. I should start a blog: DECORATING FOR PEOPLE WITH CATS. There's a console table – is it covered with jute?
that couch with the navy throw over it is DIVINE! Love these images. OH – and the desk with natural fiber — OMG!
Bethany
http://www.PowellBrowerHome.com
this is so well done- it's elegant and livable and beautiful! bravo!! love these photos! xo
That sisal desk is absolutely fabulous! the chunky legs, the texture…I need to find a way to mimic it. That and space enough for another desk…that's something else entirely! (:
I'm obessed with the bedroom!!! Noelle & Tricia, what paint colors did you use for the stripes? I would also love to know where you got the fabric for the head board.
does anyone know who did the painting of the ocean above the console table? I am in love! thank you!
It looks like several people asked about the artist who did the painting of the man and woman on the dock. His name is Joel Werring and his website is http://www.joelwerring.com. Beautiful work!
I am on a quest for the perfect upholstered bed. The bed shown in the third photo is PERFECT! Taller headboard, lovely footboard… Does anyone know where I can find this bed? (PS I've already checked Restoration Hardware, Pottery Barn, etc…)
I wish I knew the color of the walls in the third pic down. Simply perfect!
The bedroom is painted Benjamin Moore Silver Gray 2131-60…I agree, perfect!
Would love to know who is the artist of the photograph of the ocean wave that is above the table.
I also would love to know the name of the artist. it would be a terrific help in blogs if artists and links to their websites or shops were listed…these are people who could use all the publicity they can get. everyone knows paint chips, but benjamin moore doesn't need the help from an interested audience as much as that painter does, LOL.