Within the redesign of a colonial home in Bellport, New York, by French designer C. S. Valentin, the interiors have a definite look balancing the colonial structure with midcentury furnishings, trendy textiles, and nervy coloration. Living proof? The upstairs bed room. Right here we take a better take a look at Valentin’s components.
Above: A full view of the bed room exhibits Valentin’s surprising coloration palette: shades of yellow, darkish grey, pale purple, and a spot of pink. Styling by Alexa Hotz; {photograph} by Jonathan Hokklo for Remodelista. Above: Valentin sourced the classic lamps from Holler & Squall in Brooklyn and the classic aspect tables, designed by a college professor, from Esoteric Survey in San Diego. Styling by Alexa Hotz; {photograph} by Jonathan Hokklo for Remodelista.
Paint
Above: Used on the radiators, Farrow & Ball’s Railings is a favourite darkish grey. Above: The bed room flooring have been already painted pale yellow when the house owners moved in. For one thing related, Farrow & Ball’s Pale Hound in Trendy Eggshell is the end Farrow & Ball recommends for portray wooden flooring.
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