Apartment Therapy Home

 Antena and Miles David's 1892 Victorian home in Newport, Rhode Island is 1900 square feet of classic New England displayed in a fun, light filled eclectic setting. Although not a lot of color, the textures, collections and patina give this a home loads of character and warmth.
 

Streeter, a camera-loving yellow Lab, is ready to welcome a newcomer like an old friend.

Love the dog...and the home. Check out Apartment Therapy's home tour to see more images.

Wheels and Dollbaby

Named after a 1960's episode of Get Smart, Wheels and Dollbaby, has evolved from an Australian boutique, to an international cult brand that indulges rock luxury, luxurious fabrics, vintage prints and playful construction. Designer Melanie Greensmith was born in the United Kingdom to a Cricketer Father and Showgirl mother, inspiring the theatrics behind the label's aesthetic.

 

 

 

Nanette Lepore

 Nanette Lepore is a well known fashion designer based in New York City. New York magazine has said that "her gypsy-influenced designs are feminine and youthful. The looks are full of bold colors and bright prints, with ruffles and lace that manage to look good-time-girly but not overly frilly."

Feminine and "good-time-girly" also describes her bedroom...

The Glamourai

Updating a 100-Year-Old Hollywood Hills Farmhouse

Tobi Tobin transformed her 100-year-old farmhouse in the Hollywood Hills into a light and airy space with a neutral palette, eclectic furniture and mirrors everywhere.

HouseBeautiful

Dita Von Teese

Dita Von Teese "Queen of Burlesque" is recognized the world over for her classic retro style inspired by 1940s cinema. The burlesque dancer and fashion designer has filled her Hollywood home with antiques and vintage collectibles. In fact for 25 years Dita has painstakingly curated an array of curios: classic pinup art, rare burlesque memorabilia and ethical taxidermy – meaning the animals died naturally.

"I can't stand modern, white interiors,IKEA is my worst nightmare!"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dharma & Greg

Do you remember this show?... I was never a fan when it aired in the late 90's, but I recently saw these images of their apartment and have now become an obsessive fan of Dharma's eclectic style in decorating and fashion.

I'm now on the hunt for more images of this fun, funky apartment. You never know where design inspiration will come from...