Bathroom Design and style

INSPIRATION:  chic  designer   boutiques; luxury interiors; contemporary penthouse apartments; minimal luxe;       KEY ELEMENTS: Clear acrylic and glass ; marble; copper and gold; geometric baskets; display shelving; white, black and a hint of blush pink; feminine glamour Above image: gracejayde  the stylish cosmetic storage of New York fashionista  gracejayde Above image:  gracejayde   clear acrylic storage boxes on gold edged glass table Above images: 1. & 2.  gracejayde   stylish storage for cosmetics (designer brand packaging makes great additional storage for items not in use) 3. Muji  clear acrylic stacking storage boxes with drawers 4. Jo Malone  perfumed candle, to compliment the fresh pink peonies!  Above image:  gracejayde   at her fabulously chic dressing table Above image:  gracejayde   white veined marble tray makes a great surface protector for the dressing table  Above image: alexalamode  the English stylist's chic but practical cosmetic storage using marble, gol

Recently described by the press as the "world's greatest chalet".  No. 14 Verbier is l uxuriously stylish with an understated contemporary alpine chic. The uber cool spa and interiors are immaculately designed by Fiona Barratt Interiors featuring bespoke furniture hand made in London. Boasting a 10m pool, steam room and Jacuzzi, sumptuous Bamford products  rejuvenate and pamper tired limbs. The home cinema and large cedar hot tub on the expansive terrace make No.14 arguably Verbier's ultimate luxury chalet. Whether heading for the slopes or looking for winter interior ideas, No. 14 is an inspiring 'Winter Wonderland'! Above image: No.14 Verbier Above image:  No.14 Verbier   Above image:  No.14 Verbier   Above image:  No.14 Verbier   Above image: Fiona Barratt Interiors   Above images: 1. & 4.  No.14 Verbier    2. & 3. Fiona Barratt Interiors   Above image:  No.14 Verbier Above image:  No.14 Verbier Above image: No.14 Verbier   Above image:  Fiona Barr

Above image: Dom Perignon instagram  Above images: 1. Chanel instagram haute couture 2.black balloons Birthday Express  3.Empire State Building by Alessandro  4. Dom Perignon vintage 2005 Above image:  Dom Perignon  vintage 2005 Above images: 1.glitter cat mask New Look at Asos  2. Chanel  instagram haute couture 3. Ciate Caviar manicure Above image: ' Give me more champagne' by Photographer  Eric Sauvage Above images: 1. Moet & Chandon 2. Robin Lam  3.Gold balloons detail from the Up coffee table by Duffy London on blog If it's hip it's here   4.Taittinger by Photographer Eric Sauvage on instagram Above image: Boerl & Kroff Above images: 1. 'Having a Ball' by Steven Meisel for American Vogue 2. Moet & Chandon Rose 3. Tiffany Atlas Wishing you a very Happy New Year! For more information on anything shown in the above images please click on the names under each photograph to go through to their web sites.  I create my mood boards/colour palette

During the first part of the year, when the Christmas decorations have been packed away, rooms can seem flat and dull. Soft furnishings, ornaments, flowers and lighting are an easy way to inject warmth and enliven a scheme.  This is the first of my suggested colour palettes using warm yellow ochres, rich amber, gold set against metal greys of zinc, pewter and nickel.  These are easily teamed with oyster beige and whites enabling them to fit into any neutral scheme. KEY ELEMENTS:   1.Textures: furs,  cracked and scratched surfaces, velvet, silk 2.Patterns:   geodes, rock strata, crystals, reptile,  woodgrain   3.Finishes: gilded and reflective surfaces, translucence, lustre, matt and dry finishes Above image: SCDA Architects  contemporary living room featuring greyed oak shelving and concealed lighting   Above images: 1. Laura Hammett  luxury cushions  detail  from the Nottinghill Penthouse project 2. Next  opulent geo jacquard cushion in silver grey 3.  Laura Hammett   glass sculpture

LOCATION: SAVILLE ROW | LONDON | ENGLAND ABOUT: Gregory Phillips Architects is a team of highly creative and dedicated architects and interior designers.  Established in 1991,  they provide a unique holistic and professional approach to residential design, which has produced many award-winning projects. Featured Project:  Alan Road Wimbledon An innovative modern extension including frameless glass facades, 'floating beams' and an external reflecting pool. The extension to the traditional detached 6000ft2 house incorporates a  contemporary garden design creating unique indoor-outdoor living space. The project was a finalist in the Grand Design Awards and RIBA Awards. Above image: Gregory Phillips Architects  Photography: Darren Chung Above image:  Gregory Phillips Architects    Photography:  Darren Chung Above image:  Gregory Phillips Architects   Photography:  Darren Chung Above image:  Gregory Phillips Architects   Photography:  Darren Chung Above images:  Gregory Phillips Arc