This week simply flew by… I have promised myself that next week I will make the time to begin posting little sneak peaks of the projects we’re working on – a cross section of work in construction, millwork installation and projects on the boards. You’ll begin to get a sense of how busy Sally and I have been.

Meanwhile, these two pictures jumped out at me this week.

The kitchen is from an old picture file. Sadly, the only information I have on it is that it was published in Architectural Digest. It was very helpful to me as I worked thru a few ideas on a kitchen we are designing in a “new” French Neoclassical style home we are working on – the hood surround detail, a reminder to use a light touch on the raised panel door profiles and how lovely the inset door is as a style. I do have mixed feeling about the floor and the windows – but that’s just me and my esthetic predilections.

Then there was this dining room, I believe done by Thomas O’Brien. I am not a lover of green in an interior, but this room just speaks to me – as sculpture – and the green as the only color in a black/gray/white scheme is spectacular! The thought of a rug on the floor crossed my mind. But it would ruin the experience.

And so, another week comes to a close. You will  find me up here in the office, working on yet another kitchen layout, which includes reconfiguring a power room and mud room. Assuming the weather cooperates, I’ll squeeze in a few hours of spring cleaning in the yard…

Have a great weekend!

Cheers,

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This week, I’ve been featuring images on the Wilson Kelsey Design Facebook page from a project published in a 2010 issue of Cote Ouest. My four years of high school French, taken many moons ago, is simply inadequate to translate or be able to identify the designer(s) of this beautiful project. I saved my favorite for last – to post here. From tile floor pattern, to the millwork’s details – I’m in love with everything about this vignette! Doesn’t hurt that the the color purple in all it’s tints and hues imbues the whole image with it’s presence. A cup of tea and a warm muffin in the morning. A good book in the evening. I’d be there every spare moment!

Have  wonderful weekend!

Be sure to drop the Wilson Kelsey Design Facebook page to see other images of the project and to read about Thursday’s design adventure…

Cheers,

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