Showing posts with label red. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red. Show all posts

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Buddha Bar


A Buddha Bar restaurant is opening in Washington, DC, and Metrocurean has the sneek peek at the interior. It is located at 455 Massachusetts Ave, NW, and plans to open May 10th.









Thursday, November 12, 2009

Retro Chic or Retro Bleak?


Soo... I had to go to Des Moines, Iowa for work not too long ago. I stayed at the Sheraton in West Des Moines, and let's say it had its good and its bad points.

The good:

I love the classy, subtle white on white embroidery on this pillow. I want one with my initial on it, STAT!


I was trying to figure out a way to get this sofa back to D.C. No, seriously, I was. Love the color, love the leather, love-love the shape and style.



This carpet is so funky. It really complemented the sofa. I couldn't see it through an entire house, but I definitely would like to see it as an area rug.


The decent:

I mean, its a bed. It was warm, and I love white sheets... decent.


Granite counter tops in the midst of my retro experience...


The bathroom looked like it had been updated since the 70s; so by default, it was decent.





Generally speaking, I like the idea of black and white photos.


The bad:

Plaid pillows? Two toned sofa?


Very masculine. A hotel should cater their design to both sexes.


Meh...

This entire room, with the exception of the kitchen area, looked too outdated.

Ugh. These curtains were horrible. Why? The pillows were bad enough.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

On the Cheap: Pillows (revisited)


I've already lectured you on how pillows are an inexpensive way to decorate a room; so I'll just share with you my latest purchase from Marshalls.


I looove red. I am putting it in my bedroom. Just that small pop of color transforms the entire look of the room. It has an elegant sheen to it that makes it perfect for a bedroom. Dying to see what the bed looks like after the new addition? Maybe I'll share it with you one day soon :)

I think I'll blow up the second picture and frame it. It'll make a cool print and will add another pop of color to a different part of the house.