Coley Home Spotlight: Elizabeth Rees with Chasing Paper

Meet Elizabeth, one of the founders of the Chasing Paper! Chasing Paper creates beautiful, high-quality removable and traditional wallpaper. While they're best known for their incredible collaborations, Chasing Paper just launched their first in-house collection of wallpapers - and we couldn't be more obsessed! Read on to learn all about Elizabeth and her fabulous company. Tell us about yourself and the incredible company you have built? I’m Elizabeth Rees, the Founder of Chasing Paper.  I grew up on the shores of Lake Michigan, spent my 20s and 30s living in Washington DC, Paris and NYC.  I launched Chasing Paper in the sparkling twinkle of New York City but its roots were always in the Midwest, having always produced the wallpaper here in Milwaukee, and brought the business back in 2018.  It was then, that my younger brother Mike, came on board full time and the company really started to spread her wings - we made a big investment into our website, adding traditional stock wallpaper (meaning the kind you use paste with!) and started intentionally building and our trade program.  Since then we have been focused on what we do best – creating one of a kind collections with partners with personality and point of view – our hope is that once one of our prints gets into your mind it will be impossible to settle for something else. Biggest wow moment at Chasing paper? We had a big milestone birthday last year - 10 years in business.  A decade working slowly and surely along - we have had so many exciting moments along the way from being covered in the New York Times, celebrities using CP in their homes, being invited to speak about Chasing Paper all over the world…but mostly now its being able to show my young daughters what it means to work hard and love your job.  It’s such a gift to lead my amazing team and get to do a job that fuels my creativity everyday. How would you describe your design style? I think as I get older I love traditional motifs and foundational elements but layering with more modern elements such as art, fabrics and textures. You recently added two of our Marian Swivels to your home. Walk us through the design process of the room The first thing that drew me to the Marian Swivels was the depth of the seat - I very much wanted these to be chairs that were not only beautiful but a place that was comfortable to spend time in.  With the room being so long and narrow we needed substantial chairs and these fit perfectly.  I also loved being able to add a contrast welt!  The fabric has a lot of natural dimension and texture to it already which I love - it’s a solid that almost has the look of a subtle print and the maroon welt accentuated the stunning lines of the chair and also picked up the warmth of the details of the room.  The quality of the chairs blew me away - nearly everyone who comes into our home asks about them! Get the Look The Marian Swivel in Ringo, Sapphire with Ringo, Plum Welt Shop Now If you had to pick one, what is your favorite wallpaper you have ever created?   We actually just launched our first collection that our team designed - we just celebrated 11 years in business so it's quite funny that we have spent the last decade licensing and only started to dip our toe in design until recently. That said, our Heritage Stripe is a personal favorite because having been in wallpaper for so long, I thought that there wasn’t possible to do a stripe in a way that hasn’t been done but I really love what we came up with! We wanted a stripe but in a softer, more delicate way - we loved the idea of mimicking a lacelike detail that you might find when crocheting.  A nod to our Grandma Jane’s tables at Easter, but done in a more modern Ikat hand.  What is your favorite room in your house?  I love our living room - it feels like a cozy hotel lobby. A mix of prints and patterns and textures create an atmosphere that transports you and also encourages you to read or chat or relax a little longer. Favorite areas to splurge and save when designing a home? Being in the world of wallpaper of course I am drawn to wallpaper and fabric - I believe that investing in small textile artists brings such a special story to a home - brings art, print and color into a home in such a special way.  Favorite paint color at the moment? I am currently working on a project with a Sunbury Yellow kitchen which I am thrilled about!  It’s a jolt of color but has some green undertones that I think gives it a more natural feel – I am just not a white kitchen girl (or white wall for that matter)! Go-to places for design inspiration? Travel - big cities or small towns - all equally inspiring to me.  Travel has gotten a touch harder to do independently with a young family but I try to tack on a day or afternoon to work trips to walk the streets of NYC, LA or Chicago – pop into museums or eat at a beautiful restaurant. 3 favorite Instagram follows at the moment? The Lawns, Summer Thornton Designs and Fermoie. Favorite place to travel with your husband and Favorite place to travel with kids?  We are still in our infancy with travel with the girls since they were both born in pandemic times - but last year we went to New Mexico and stayed at Los Poblanos and it was truly magical - the farm, the animals, the incredible food and things to do on property was the perfect speeds for a family with young kids.  I also grew up going to my grandmother’s home in Snowmass, CO and I took my girls last summer for our first ever girls trip (a tradition I hope to keep the week before school starts) and we sent the week finding our own little groove in the mountains away from schedules and work – spending our days exploring and making art.  It was incredible to see a familiar place through their eyes. Favorite book or TV show? I just finished Hello Beautiful which I loved!  Also anything Kristen Hannah!  I have always been an avid reader - but lost the ability to finish books while I had babies - I couldn’t remember what I read (ha!) and have absolutely loved getting back into it.  The girls and I do weekly library visits after school and keeps me reading.

Coley Home Spotlight: Nichole Blough & Spoonflower Showroom

Meet Nichole! Based in Raleigh, NC, Nichole recently designed the new Spoonflower Showroom with Coley Home pieces. We love how this space came together with the beautiful fabrics she chose from Spoonflower. Read on to learn all about Nichole and Spoonflower! You were tapped to design the Spoonflower showroom in their corporate office, and used Spoonflower’s vibrant, colorful fabrics on several of Coley Home’s pieces. What were some of your main sources of inspiration for the showroom? I love sourcing from Spoonflower- it’s a designer’s dream. Anything you can imagine; you can pretty much find. Every design process looks a little different, and in this case, I began by looking through Spoonflower patterns to see what inspired me in their Marketplace.  I started with probably 100 prints, that I loved in a collection, and slowly narrowed it down based on the space. For the dining room, I wanted it to be bold but classic. Something that was true to both Spoonflower's roots and my design style. Spoonflower What drew you to use Coley Home pieces for the space? Walk us through the design process! Coley Home is always a go-to for me, as a designer. I love the variety of shapes and sizes- and swivel chairs are such a staple in my designs- Coley Home has the best swivel chairs. The fact that Coley Home is local to NC, easily customizable and fast shipping- all also played a big part in our decision to incorporate Coley Home pieces in the design. The Spoonflower Showroom has no shortage of color and pattern! Any strategies for creating coherent spaces while mixing colors and prints? Don’t think too much about it! Pattern mixing is one of my favorite things to do as a designer- it keeps things interesting. My rule of thumb generally is to try to incorporate a small and large pattern – I love (too much) a good pinstripe and block print. If you had to choose a star of the showroom, which Spoonflower print/Coley Home piece would you pick? What comes to mind first are the dining chairs- I had so many compliments on them. The fabric design by Spoonflower Artist Danika Herrick pattern reads really well with the lines and shape of the chairs. They are also unique for dining chairs- something you don’t see every day. Compared to your typical residential projects, how did you approach this project differently? Honestly it was a dream project! Endless fabric, wallpaper and print options and a team behind you that understands good design (and what all goes into good design). I would do it all day every day! The Spoonflower team was wonderful to work with. How do you think this amazing new showroom will change the experience for Spoonflower’s local customers? It gives Spoonflower customers a firsthand look at how products can be applied in real life- which they otherwise might not be able to experience or see. When I look at Spoonflower, I often think of bright/fun patterns that might be used more playfully, but this project really shows sophisticated Spoonflower products truly are. Favorite coffee table book? Modern Mix by Eddie Ross Favorite wall paint color at the moment? SW Green Sprout TV show you are watching or book you are reading? Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Dream travel destination? Maldives

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Coley Home Spotlight: Amanda Khouri

 Meet Amanda! Based in Nashville, TN, Amanda recently started her own interior design firm where she skillfully blends the old and the new. We love how she mixes patterns to create intricate spaces. Read on to learn all about Amanda! Tell us about yourself! I am an interior designer in Nashville, TN, where I live with my Husband, my 9 month old son, and our mini labradoodle. Aside from oogling over every new cute facial expression my little guy makes, there is almost nothing I’d rather be doing than hunting for antiques and unique art and objects at estate sales, auctions, local shops, flea markets, the side of the road, etc. I’m on a constant search for beautiful things! I’m also excited to have recently opened a new interior design firm, Amanda Khouri Interiors. I was a part of a wonderful business partnership (Murray Khouri) for 5 years, and it was really bittersweet to leave that behind, but it’s refreshing to be starting something new that is my own. I’m in the process of moving into a new studio space here in Nashville where I’ll be working alongside some other creatives in the industry whom I really respect and I couldn’t be more thrilled to begin this next chapter in my career. How would you describe your design style? I love spaces that look and feel like they’ve been lived in for years even if they were just recently completed. They’re collected, colorful, not too contrived, warm, interesting, contain elements of the unexpected, and have a certain je ne sais quoi. Those are the qualities I aspire to incorporate into the spaces I’m creating. Stylistically, this can take several different directions, but with those attributes as the base layers, I think many different styles can be done well. You recently designed the most beautiful nursery for your baby boy and used the Slipcovered Hadley Swivel Glider! Walk us through the design process of the room. I really wanted this space to walk the line between being playful enough for a little one, but not to feel too “baby” or too precious. I love doing kids rooms that have an eye toward what the child might be interested in five or ten years down the road, so that there aren't major changes that need to be made to turn the space into a “big boy/girl” room. I love green and brown, and couldn’t resist an entire room full of it. The first component selected was the wallpaper which came from Waterhouse – a wonderful company with a treasure trove of archival documents. They custom colored this english mural scene for me, and I adore the way it turned out. My little guy loves pointing out all the animals. The curtain fabric is also from Waterhouse and is such a fun bold moment. It’s called “Moroc”. Next up was the need for a durable, comfortable rocker – thank goodness for the Hadley Swivel Glider! Truly the perfect piece - we have loved how comfortable it is, and the fabric (Coley’s Ringo in Bay) has held up incredibly well. It’s very rare to find a high performing linen, and Coley has done the job with Ringo. From there, I pulled colors from the wallpaper and created a custom rug with Angie Burge, the wonderfully kind owner of English Village Lane. She worked with me to get the scale for the pattern I drew, and of course the colors, just right. The rug is actually now available for purchase through English Village Lane – just look for the “Hanky Panky”! Finally, I opted for an antique chest to bring a bit of age into the room. I hope my little guy grows up with great memories of this magical little space – and even if he doesn’t, we all know it was really for me anyway, and I sure have loved it! Get the Look The Slipcovered Hadley Swivel Glider in Ringo Bay Shop Now Any tips for creating a children’s bedroom that they can easily grow into? I suggest choosing mature patterns for the larger, more permanent components of the room like the wallpaper and curtains, and leaving the really sweet patterns for pillows, the crib skirt, even lampshades. Those things can be swapped out when it’s time, and will completely change the personality of the room when the time comes, even if the large pieces stay the same. Favorite paint color at the moment? I am itching for a reason to use Farrow and Ball India Yellow – I have a feeling it will make an appearance in my house or studio sometime soon. Go-to places for design inspiration? When possible, being out in the wild visiting places I haven’t been before – but the rest of the time, I love sitting with a great design book and really studying the details. Favorite coffee table book? This is changing constantly, but right now I’m very into David Netto’s new book and his deep knowledge of the provenance of the antiques he uses in his projects. It’s a true education. Dream travel destination? I’m always dreaming of Harbour Island, but right now Villa Palladio in Jaipur and Hotel Il Pellicano in Italy are really calling my name. Favorite book or TV show at the moment? My husband and I love a good dose of nostalgia every now and then and are re-watching the West Wing at present. We’re also taking in many more children’s board books than adult books these days, but I’ve got Tom Lake by Ann Patchett waiting for me on my nightstand, and I’m looking forward to diving into it – have heard wonderful things!

Coley Home Spotlight: Natalie Simkins

Meet Natalie! Based in NYC, we can’t get enough of her effortlessly chic style. Read the blog to learn all about Natalie how she’s styled her new apartment, and more! Tell us about yourself! Hi! My name is Natalie Simkins, I’m 27 years old and just moved to New York City this past month to take my styling business/content creating from a hobby to a full time job. I have a Cavapoo named Hank who has honestly adjusted to city life quicker than I have! You recently moved to New York, and brought along our Slipcovered Hadley Sofa. Walk us through the design process of your new apartment! I feel so lucky that I was able to bring my new slipcovered sofa with me to the city. It anchors the room and I feel so at home already. I didn’t have a ton of options as far as the orientation of the sofa/other furniture but it all worked out and I feel like it was literally made for this apartment. I also had a loveseat which I already owned covered in the same fabric as the Hadley Sofa and I was able to bring that too! Get the Look The Slipcovered Hadley Sofa in Beckett, Snow Read More After your big move, do you have any space saving suggestions for New York apartments? My first course of action was to minimize and purge items that I didn’t need. It’s really easy to make a New York apartment feel cluttered, so I had to be careful with what decorations/accents I wanted to bring with me. Amazon has been great for finding different organizers - I got this incredible shoe holder that fits like 40 pairs of shoes! Your style is absolutely effortless. Where are your favorite places to shop at the moment, both online and in New York? Thank you so much! I feel like the answer to this changes almost every season, but the websites I browse the most are ShopBop, Staud, Reformation, JCrew, Veronica Beard, & Zara. I’m definitely missing a few! I’m big on mixing highs and lows, there are certain things I’m willing to invest in more than others (shoes, bags, jeans) because I know I’ll wear/use them over and over. I have a hard time investing in major statement or trendy pieces. If you’ve got on a fabulous pair of shoes and a bag you love, you can never go wrong with jeans and t-shirt. Go-to places for interior design inspiration? Most of my interior design inspiration comes from Instagram or magazines! I think Megan Stokes has done a beautiful job decorating her new home and feel like our interior design style is similar. I’m also a huge fan of  the account @lilysvintagefinds. I love combining antique/vintage pieces with more modern pieces. It just makes your space more unique and the antiques add a level of warmth/coziness. Favorite coffee table book? I have multiple Slim Aarons coffee table books; I'm obsessed with his work. I also love Aerin Lauder’s “Entertaining Beautifully.” Favorite book or TV show at the moment? My favorite book I’ve ever read is The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah. I read it 4 years ago and still think about it. Apparently they’re making it into a movie! I’m rewatching the original Sex and the City (because duh) and I truly forgot how good it is; I am flying through it! Dream travel destination? Bali Our Favorite Pieces for apartments The Dressmaker Nash Swivel or Swivel Glider The Lindy Sofa The Slipcovered Logan Sofa The Teacup Swivel

Coley Home Spotlight: Liz Adams

Meet Liz! Based in Charleston, SC, she is a Digital Creator sharing her fabulous finds and tips on everything from recipes to motherhood.  We love her joyful content and precious family! Read on to learn all about Liz, how she’s styled her beautiful home, and more! Tell us about yourself! Hi! I’m Liz Adams. I am a mom to three little boys and live in Charleston, SC. I started my blog in 2010 and share everything from motherhood, wellness, style, recipes and home.  You recently added the Bryant Corner Sectional to your home. Walk us through the design process of the room! Our family room is the main gathering place of our home, especially with 3 boys under 8. I wanted a sectional that encouraged movie nights on the couch but could also hold up against fort building and cuddling up with our chocolate lab, Bear. The Bryant Corner Sectional was the perfect size for our space, so comfortable and most importantly easy to keep clean in the chaos! Get the look The Bryant Corner Sectional in Beckett, Snow Shop Now Go-to places for interior design inspiration? Pinterest and instagram are usually my favorite sources for home inspo! You have a house full of 3 boys! What are your best tips for finding calm the chaos and going with the flow? Motherhood has been an incredible lesson in lowering expectations and letting kids be kids. The less I try to control, the more enjoyable our lives operate. It is really easy to feel overwhelmed by the chaos but I always try to remind myself that this is exactly what I’ve always wanted. The reality is that having young kids is a short season of life and I know I’ll miss the mess! Favorite recipe? I’m a tequila, soda with a lime wedge and orange wedge girlie. I also love a glass of good champagne These turkey burgers are my favorite to make year round.  Favorite coffee table book? \ I received Architectural Digest at 100, a Century of Style, for Christmas and it so beautiful.  Dream travel destination? Lake Como is on my list or the South of France Favorite book or TV show at the moment? Book: Tom Lake by Ann Patchett TV Show: I am not a huge TV watcher but I love a good documentary!

All About Libeco Linens

We sat down with Megan from Libeco to chat all things linen! Learn all about the incredible mill, cleaning, sustainability, and more! We can't wait to see what you create with these incredible fabrics. Watch the complete interview Libeco’s History Along with the deep tradition of linen grown in Belgium Can you tell us about Libeco and its long history? Our Belgian Linens are woven by Libeco, a 5th generation family owned company that has been in business since 1858. Building on centuries of expertise using artisanal processes, Libeco has an extensive Quality Control process that only accepts goods within a certain range of deviation and is always striving for perfection. What is linen made of, and how is it made? Linen is made of flax, the strongest natural fiber available, second only to hemp. It is a hollow fiber which absorbs 20% of its own weight in water before it feels wet. This allows for exceptional drying properties. Linen fiber/flax has a luster that no other natural fiber has. It is simply beautiful. Why is the best Flax in the world grown in Belgium? The climate of the Flanders region in Belgium is ideal for growing flax and results in the longest and strongest fibers in the world. The region gets the perfect amount of sun and rain each day, resulting in a temperate climate with perfect soil. Sustainability and Chemicals Around ⅕ of all water pollution comes from textiles dyes. I know sustainability and the environment is very important to Libeco. Can you tell us a little more about this? Flax is a wonderful fiber that is kind to the environment. During the growing process it does not require any irrigation or pesticides. Every part of the plant is used – from the lint to the seed. At Libeco, no residual chemicals are used when creating, dying, and finishing the fabric, and they use low impact dyestuffs from the highest quality providers. Only non-toxic, hydrogen-based bleaches are used during the bleaching process. All water used throughout the process is returned to the Lys river cleaner than when it was drawn out. Every product that leaves the mill is OEKO-TEX® certified C6 and C0 are common types of performance finishes that are applied to the fabric. Can you tell us a little about the transition from C6-C0 and why is it important? Do you feel that C0 works as well? Are any other chemicals used in Libeco Linens? After new legislation was passed in several states, the textile industry began the shift from C6 to C0. The difference between the two stain repellents is that C6 repels both water and oil and C0 only repels water. No doubt C6 works better but C0 is much better for you and will still give you time to blot the stain away before it sinks into your fabric. The 4 qualities we run from Libeco and why we love them -Design and Color- Why do we love our Belgian Linen? Our Belgian Linen is a classic piece-dyed linen. It has been a staple at Libeco for generations. It has a classic softened pre-shrunk finish which creates a very subtle sheen. Available in 3 different colors. Why do we love our Ringo? We fell in love with Ringo's performance properties and vibrant color options. Coley Home offers Ringo in 12 different colors, making it our largest color line. Ringo is pigment dyed which creates a beautiful heathered effect. Ringo is also pre-shrunk and has a C0 stain repellent, making it great for a well lived in home. Why do we love our Reynolds?  We love the thickness of Reynolds and offer it in two colors. The lime color is what really sold us on this construction. It is a color that we just could not resist. The way it drapes on slipcovers is unmatched. Just like Ringo, it is also a pigment dyed fabric which creates a beautiful heathered effect.  Why do we love our NEW linen Stripe? Coley Homes exclusive Linen stripe is worth the wait and will be in our line for years to come! It is classic and timeless. This thick twill weave is yarn dyed and is available in 4 different colors. What is a piece-dyed fabric versus a pigment-dyed fabric? When a fabric is piece-dyed, the fabric is woven and the whole piece of fabric is dyed at once. Pigment dyed is when the dye sits on top of the fabric instead of fully embedding the fabric. It is then adhered with a binder. Think about a carrot versus a radish. A carrot is orange all the way through while a radish only has color on the outer layer. Cleaning and Care This is a HOT topic as all of our customers are very interested in fabrics that are easily cleanable. Can we walk through the best ways to clean linen in general? Any pro tips? Professional washing is always an easy labor-free option. We recommend this for larger slipcovers that might not fit well in a home washing machine. That being said, one of our favorite things about our linen is that it is easily cleanable at home as long as you follow the proper steps!  Home Laundering steps: Washing Place your slipcover (fully zipped) into your laundry machine. Please make sure you do not wash it with anything else, and that you do not overload the machine. Linen absorbs a lot of water and needs sufficient room to wash properly. Use cool water, up to 100 degrees F Use detergent without enzymes or whiteners. Enzymes will wear down your fabric and eventually cause holes. Pro tip: Always make sure your slipcover is properly serged inside before washing. Coley Home serges all of our slipcovers, but not all companies take care to do this step in the sewing process! If a slipcover is not properly finished, it might fall apart in the wash. Drying Tumble dry on low until the slipcover is partially dried. While the slipcover is still partially damp, place the slipcover back on the piece or hang dry. Ironing the fabric will help the fabric grow and give a more tailored “like new” look. Pro tip: If you accidentally shrink your slipcover too much, wash it again and the linen will grow again. Ironing will also help the slipcover grow. Spot Cleaning For small spills and spots, you can spot clean by following these steps below:  Treat the spot as quickly as possible Soak up all the liquid with a paper towel. Rewet the spot with water and repeat. If needed, dab a tiny amount of dish soap onto a wet cloth and continue to press into the spot. Do not rub! Never use bleach, spot pens, detergents with enzymes or harsh cleaners. Never rub your fabric. A few more tips from Meagan at Libeco Linens:   “When washing linen, always remember twice the amount of water and half the amount of drying time!” “Linen is meant to be lived in and enjoyed for years to come” A Party trick: “If you happen to spill red wine you could counteract it by pouring white wine over it”

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Coley Home Spotlight: Megan Stokes

Meet Megan! Based in Charleston, SC, we love her fresh yet timeless style. We can’t get enough of her beautiful, classic taste in interiors and other fabulous finds! Tell us about yourself! Hi! I’m Megan. My husband and I live in Charleston, SC and have a 7 year old son, a 6 year old daughter, and a 4-month old baby boy! We also have an 80lb golden retriever and a cat, so it’s a very full and lively house! I started blogging over 10 years ago and continue to adore sharing all about our life and my interior decorating adventures on my website and on Instagram! How would you describe your design style? Southern traditional meets vintage Bahamas. You recently completed your gorgeous dining room and used our Dressmaker Camden Dining Chairs in our new Nomad, Cloud fabric. Walk us through the design process and other fun elements in the room! I fell in love with an Iksell wallpaper, so that started it all. But it has so much brown in the paper that my brown wooden chairs just no longer worked. I really wanted to include a pop of color to brighten and liven the space, which is when I turned to Coley Home!  The Nomad Cloud fabric was the perfect thing! It’s also a performance fabric, which allows us to use and love the chairs without worrying about a big mess. We are in love with the Camden Dining Chairs silhouette. They are so fresh and classic! Get the Look: The Dressmaker Camden Dining Chair in Nomad, Snow with Italian Blend, White Welt Shop Now You are essentially a pro at moving now! Any tips to make the process go as smoothly as possible? Somehow we keep finding ourselves moving from one adventure to the next, but we love it! The most vital tip I have is to enlist the help of a family member, neighbor, sitter, or whoever you can to keep your children occupied, should you have little ones! Keeping them out of the way and happy is such a game changer. But outside of that, the best practice I have is that I keep our home edited all throughout the year. Every week, I pick at least one space to organize and clean out, so it really helps to keep clutter to a minimum. Doing one space, (whether it’s a room, a closet, or a drawer) at a time makes it totally doable and allows us to never feel overwhelmed with “stuff.” And this constant practice saves me when it comes to moving because everything is pretty much always ready to be put in a box! Design-wise, which room in your new home are you most excited about? The kitchen! It has a 20ft wooden ceiling and looks out to the Charleston harbor, which is definitely one of our happy places. Favorite areas to splurge when sourcing for a home, and favorite places to save? Splurge on custom fitted rugs that really fill out a room. They make such a difference! I think you can save on drapery as long as you install it to look custom… there are so many sources, even Amazon, where you can get full width/full length drapery panels, rings, and curtain rods for such a steal. Splurge on nice performance fabrics for your upholstered items, like sofas and chairs, because they will continue looking nice for so much longer. Definitely save on home accessories… Target and Homegoods are gold mines for this kind of thing! Get the Look:  The Milla Swivel in Ringo, Bay with Ticking, Harbor Welt Shop Now Favorite wall paint color at the moment? Benjamin Moore Simply White. It’s so fresh, never stark, but also feels warm at the same time. We used it for the exterior of our last home and just had the entire interior painted in this color over at our new house! Go-to places for design inspiration? In terms of print, I'm a big fan of Frederic and Veranda. Also an avid user of Pinterest still! Oh, and Instagram, of course. I love following my favorite designers and seeing behind-the-scenes looks at their projects. Favorite coffee table book? Gilles & Boissier is such a beautiful book to have out on a table. Favorite book or TV show at the moment? My husband and I are big fans of American Idol! We rediscovered it a handful of years back and always look forward to it each new season. There are not many shows we watch together, but that is one of them. Dream travel destination? South Africa, the Holy Land, Indonesia… to name a few!