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Showing posts with label pretty rooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pretty rooms. Show all posts
Sarah Richardson Design


I really do heart this woman and her work. Thank God for the Fine Living channel!!!!! If you have some time, click on the link and check her out. She's really amazing!

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I saw the movie Friday night and loved it! I thought it was hilarious, well-written, hilarious, realistic, and did I say hilarious? John Krasinski (from The Office) is too funny, and if you haven't seen it yet, I suggest you run to the theatre and catch it before you have to settle for DVD (or HBO). The house and bakery featured in the movie were AMAZING, like so much so that I thought about opening up a bakery for 2 hours--then the movie ended and I snapped back to real life, 'cause my area is furniture, not baking! Nancy Meyers, the writer, producer AND director is also the genius behind other great movies with amazing homes such as The Holiday (which I just realized I didn't watch this year---boo.), Something's Gotta Give, What Women Want, and Father of the Bride. OMG, this house is ridiculous--stereotypical Southern California, open floor plan, lush grounds, and a beautiful kitchen.














If you'd like to read more about Nancy Meyers, here's the link to a great article written about her in the New York Times Magazine a few weeks ago. If you want to get to the real nitty gritty quickly, jump to page 4. BTW, did you know that the kitchen in Something's Gotta Give was inspired by her personal kitchen?? Hello, gorgeous!!

Check out the photos of the redesigned Ritz-Carlton .....


(peep the chandelier--Just like the one from my last post!!)



photos by Hyosub Shin, AJC

According to today's Atlanta Journal-Constitution (www.ajc.com), the Ritz has redesigned their lobby and bars to appeal to a young crowd, steering away from the "country club" look. They're hoping it will be competition for the W Hotel.

And speaking of, here are some new photos of the W Midtown, which is set to open Thursday. To see all of the photos from these fabulous hotels, visit www.ajc.com or http://projects.ajc.com/gallery/view/metro/atlanta/whotel0529








I love the W. Good Stuff.