Before working at our wonderful magazine, I didn’t really understand my design aesthetic. I had pretty much just graduated from UGA, where futons and Georgia paraphernalia (Go Dawgs!) were the standard design ingredients of college apartments. But after a year-and-a-half here, I’ve finally determined my style is “feminine chic.” I’ve constantly found myself drawn to cozy, romantic rooms that feature restrained color palettes, sumptuous fabrics and soft lighting.
Phoebe Howard’s guest bedroom in the 2008 Christmas House is the epitome of serene femininity.
InStyle Home featured this stunning SoHo loft three years ago. I’ve been hanging on to the magazine in hopes of re-creating this look in my own home someday.
This charming bedroom was featured in Country Living.
What design style best describes you?
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Your Majesty, I am LOVING these images!!! All of them are so Moi:)) Love the pallet in all images, so romantic and chic!! thanks for sharing!!
Royal wishes,
Daisy
La Petite Plume Designs, International
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