Last week my jaw dropped when I saw the work of Megan Young Designs featured on Daniela’s blog.
I loved how the space had neutral wall paint, rug and furniture picks yet it was full of color in the accessories. I space I would totally love to call my own.
So I decided to recreate the look myself on a budget.
1. Amazing fretwork style mirror for $427. Love the scale and detailing on it.
2. Clean lined console that is all wood and can be repainted in Benjamin Moore Slate Teal.
3. Natural fiber storage baskets for underneath the console.
4. Cozy leather and hemp rug for seating area. Only $92!
5. Reproduction Wassily chair in brown. *Checked for a camel colored version and came up empty handed, but perhaps you can have it recovered in this camel colored leather.
6. I would probably have one splurge and pick up a Chiang Mai Dragon pillow, but if I wanted to save my pennies I would use this fabric instead. It has a similar vibe and is only $15 a yard. Also available in a red background. Of course seeing this little peek into the room made me completely curious as to what the rest of the space looked like. Let me tell you it did not disappoint.
Check it out:
Check out the close up on the chair:
Love the pop of blue in the piping!
Bravo Megan! Great job!
I had just given up on ever having chiang mai….now I want it all over again!
My we have a name for the red and white curtain fabric, too? (hoping it comes in a green or navy!)
That room is fantastic! Gorgeous teal!
Jennifer
That mirror is SO amazing!! Love it! Fun to check out Daniela’s blog, too. Love your “look for less” posts; thanks so much!
Wow! I’m in love with everything going on this room. I must have that mirror!!
So lovely! I am so envious when they make it look so easy with soft neutrals, colorful textiles, and lovely furniture!
Awesome finds…love that leather chair!
My eye went straight to that awesome mirror – love that and the chairs in the camel…good point about recovering them. What a beautiful room!
That is killer!! Love your look-for-less picks too.
Oh wow, I went to design school in NYC with Megan and I’m so impressed! She was always very talented and so happy to see how great she is doing! – Boo