I love this gorgeous Tudor style home that was on this past season’s Fixer Upper.  Let’s look at the gorgeous photos!

I LOVE this built in!

Pictures are from Magnolia. For the full article go here.

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Mark D. Sikes’ beautiful bedroom, called “Sleeping Beauty” is certainly a room out of a fairy tale!  This room is from this year’s Kips Bay Show House.

photo – Nickolas Sargent

Beautiful porcelain flowers by Vladimir Kanevsky adorn the wall. I’ve written a whole post about porcelain flowers here.

The fabrics are from his new line by Schumacher.  Beautiful wood chest!

He was inspired by Pauline de Rothschild’s Paris Bedroom, pictured here in 1969.

He custom designed this gilded canopy bed.  Linens are from Walker Valentine.

Another view of the bed.  I just can’t stop staring at it!  SO PRETTY!

Love the window covering too.

Even this lamp shade I am crushing on!

The carpet is beautiful too! I love the chinoiserie bed table.   The blue velvet chair!

photo – Pretty Pink Tulips

Look at this “tent”! It’s the dressing room! Seriously, could it get any cuter? I love the way the little bench has the stripes and then trim matches the above trim in the ceiling!

photo – Nicholas Sargent

Look at the ceiling of this tent!

The beautiful Gracie chinoiserie wallpaper is just a dream.

Oh, and he did a bathroom in blue and white! Basketweave marble floors. Venetian style mirror. Beautiful shower curtain, although not really needed because of the glass door, but that’s okay I LOVE it!

photo – Nickolas Sargent

I’d say anyone who slept in this room would certainly be sleeping in beauty…

Get the look (affiliate links used – thanks for keeping petitehaus up and running)

Ginger Jar Lamps

Blue Velvet Chair

Schumacher Fabric Ikat

Schumacher blue and white stripe

Schumacher Paisley

Porcelain Dogwood

Porcelain Flower

Chinoiserie Panel

Canopy Bed

green lamps

Blue and white Sham

Swing Arm Lamp

If you haven’t bought and read his fabulous book yet, here it is:

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Let’s take a look inside Tory Burch’s Southampton Home! I love that she loves traditional decor!

Every room I look at has fabulous antiques!

Pictures via Architectural Digest by Oberto Gili.  To read the full article and get all the details, head here.

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Someone asked me on Instagram about trellis rooms since we are seeing them become more popular – are they just another fad or are they here to stay?

via Anthony Baratta

My answer: Well, trellis rooms never left! Classic design is just that – classic.  It doesn’t follow trends.  Perhaps more people are interested in it, but it’s always been around.  As with a lot of decorating “trends”, a lot of them have actually been around for a while but we’ve forgotten about them.

The trellis word has been around since the 12th century, coming from the French word “treille”.  It wasn’t until King Louis XIV made it popular and his landscaper Andre Le Notre constructed the beautiful Pavillon Frais at Versailles!

Le Pavillon Frais at Versailles, 1751. (Side note to self- how did I miss this? I have been there twice! Like I needed another reason to go back!)

Lattice, latticework and fretwork are used to describe the framework that is trelliage – ornamental design of strips of wood or metal.

Below are painted murals in the Schonbrunn palace in Vienna from the 1770s.

Elsie de Wolfe created the Trellis room at the Colony club, NY in 1905.

So this “trend’ has been around for years – it’s just not at Crate and Barrel and Pottery Barn so the masses are not going to see it!

In the winter garden, Jean Louis Deniot designed the armchairs, cocktail table, chandelier, urn, and borne, which is upholstered in a Romo velvet; the mirror-and-trellis wall is custom made, the curtains are of Indian linen, and the marble flooring was inspired by the dining room floor at the Château de Groussay. Via Elle Decor here.

I love these latticework rooms! They are all so stunning!  Makes me wish I had built one in my house!

Norman Askins

Paul Costello/Southern Living

Cathy Kincaid

Designer Ann Wagoner via My Notting Hill Blog

Via My domaine

via Southern LivingThe Ritz Paris has a secret garden called the Grand Jardin crated by Jean Mus.

image via Town and Country

Below a trellis folly was created for the Chanel Haute Couture Spring/Summer show last year. Perhaps that is why we are seeing latticework become more popular recently!

image via Chanel.

Either way, latticework is here to stay – it never left!  If you are thinking about doing something with trellis I say go for it!

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Design firm Studio Peregalli has spent the last two years renovating an apartment. These rooms were originally decorated in the 1950s by Renzo Mon­giar­dino. Studio Peregalli worked under the direction of the legendary Italian decorator until his death in 1998. Read the full article here. Photo from Elle Decor. 

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Last week, Lilly Pulitzer released a collection in collaboration with Pottery Barn. In honor of the Lilly P Palm Beach style, here’s a beautiful room!

I’ve rounded up a few of my favorites from the Pottery Barn x Lilly Pulitzer collection below (affiliate links).

Shop Pottery Barn x Lilly Pulitzer

Shop Pottery Barn Teen x Lilly Pulitzer

Shop Pottery Barn Kids x Lilly Pulitzer

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A Historic London home with a perfectly English kitchen. I love the contained clutter! Vogue Contributor Jo Rodgers shared her beautiful renovation on Vogue.com. 

This sunroom is beautiful. I love the color palette.  I spy a fe antique plates that I wish were in my cabinet!

A sunny spot, below.

I love how she styled her house. I spy many antiques, fringe (!!), and lots of Emma Bridgewater! Pictures are from Jo Rodgers. Read the entire article here.

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This week I am inspired by this beautiful restored Georgian house located in Somerset, England.

Purchased by designer Sophie Hale and husband Roland. Ptolemy Dean was responsible for the painstaking restoration, which won a Georgian Group award in 2015.  The article is from House and Garden.

The plasterwork on this staircase is fabulous! Love the painting too!

You know you’re in England because of all of the Wellies! Made me smile.

For the entire article, go to House and Garden here.  All pictures are from House and Garden.

In this month’s Architectural Digest, we get to peek inside the NY home of James and Nicky Rothschild’s beautiful house!  My pick for this week’s weekly design inspiration.

Nicky lounges in her living room with custom De Gournay cherry blossom wallpaper.

I *love* her fireplace below with the birds carved into it. Had to point that out so you don’t miss the detail!

Read the whole article here. Pictures from Architectural Digest.

Get the look: (affiliate links used meaning I get a few cents when you click but it does not affect you! Thanks for supporting the blog!)

D. Porthault Floral Linens

D. Porthault Linens Hearts from the crib

Tall Stuffed Giraffe from Steiff, copy-cat version here

Union Jack Pillow

Baccarat Vase

Cat Hamper from Pottery Barn Kids – it sold out 🙁 !

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I adore this beautiful breakfast room from Lauren Deloach Interiors. I love the soft color palette and with the blue and white check fabric.