I love when designers not only incorporate existing pieces, but they embrace them! Interior designer Karen B. Wolf did just that in this multifunctional New York space (photographed by Christian Garibaldi) that serves as a both a dining room and lounge area. The beautiful chippendale table was inherited by the client, but didn’t fit into their desired look. The savvy designer had the chairs upholstered in a yellow chinoiserie fabric, instantly giving them a fresh update! Love how she carried the pops of yellow throughout, especially in the striking Reagan Gershardt abstract art above sofa! See more inspiring design from Karen B. Wolf Interiors over here!
Paint Info
Benjamin Moore Nantucket Fog: AC:22
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That first photo made me gasp…how very welcoming and WOW!! franki
Very "tasty" composition!
very nice home picture …
i like home picture above, thx …
what a lovely space… love the abstract art and the comfort of the ottoman. 🙂
Thank you Erin for sharing my piece! !
Hello! I love the flower mirror. Can I ask where it is from? Thank you!
Hi there, I fell in love with the paint color used in the living room photo, but when I got it home, the Nantucket fog paint which is credited doesn’t look like the same colour in the living room. Could it be another Benjamin Moore colour? Please respond! Thank you!!
Hi Amy- The designer supplied me the paint colors herself, so I’m confident that’s what she used! Lighting and photography can really change how colors look, it’s always best to bring a sample home and see how it looks in your own home. 🙂