Showing posts with label decor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decor. Show all posts

Friday, July 30, 2010

Tia Zoldan's favorite spot in her home and her NEW BLOG

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Remember how I recently blogged about Tia Zoldan right here?

Well I had the pleasure of corresponding a bit with Tia & that is when she shared the great news of her new blog. I thought what better then to not only share the word of her new blog but to also dive a little further into Tia's world.

I asked her what her favorite spot was in her home.

Would you all like to see it?

I know I did and was so excited that Tia was so willing to share a peak into her beautiful home and to give the scoop on her ever evolving living room....which happens to be her favorite spot. So without further ado lets get down to the meat of this post. Being that Tia is not only a mother (which is HUGE in itself) but a talented artist, decorator, and designer, I think you will all enjoy what she has to say.

ME: Tia tell us about your favorite spot in your home.

TIA: My favorite space in my home...would have to be my living room. This room has definitely evolved through the years! It is the biggest room in the house so I have the most fun with it because I can bring in and out so many different pieces! Black and Gold are the base colors of the room which are two of my favorite color combinations because all other colors look great with them. Because it is such a big space, I brought in really big pieces, the chandelier is huge as well as the art work and the coffee table. When designing a large space you need big pieces or the furniture will look lost! I try to keep the bigger pieces in a neutral color, and then go a little crazy with pillows, art, and accessories.

ME: What was the inspiration for this room?

TIA: Pink is one of my favorite colors (I have a very tolerant husband) so there is a lot of pink scattered throughout the room. Through the years I have collected brass figures, statues, vintage sconces, murano lamps, and lots of coffee table books! All of these objects are meaningful to me and beautiful to look at. I guess this is why it is my favorite room in the house, it is filled with the colors and objects I love and really big cozy seating!

I also asked her if there were any sources that she used in this room that she would like to share and guess what I smiled when she answered saying:

"I would love to give good resources but I really don’t have many because most of the objects and accessories are flea market or antique store finds! The couches/chairs/ottomans are custom made by my design company Zoldan Interiors and all the artwork was done by me! :) This room is such a mish mosh of old things brought back to life, I think that it is why it is my favorite!"

I smiled because Tia is a really good collector and flea market shopper...a girl after many of our own hearts and another testament to the fact that collecting vintage and antique items can add so much character to a home. Did you happen to catch the fact that she was the artist behind all that great art hanging on her walls...very impressive.

Of course now you will want to see more of Tia so you can follow her adventures over on her brand spankin new blog, the roof over my head, or you can visit her website over here.

Also Julie over @ Milk & Honey Home did a great little interview that touches on many more details on how Tia started out in design and her journey along the way. Go here for the scoop.

One of the things that I actually enjoy on Tia's blog (besides the design related stuff) is when she includes snippets of her personal life with her daughters. As I read through her blog I came across the below picture and had to share because it is so darn precious.

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SEE! Ok now me can move onto pictures of Tia's favorite space in her home nestled in a quaint little Los Angeles neighborhood.

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Thank you Tia for sharing a snippet of your lovely home and life. Just so you know I'll hit the flea markets with you anytime.


Monday, March 1, 2010

Best BookCases and Storage

spine wood bookcase
Solid-wood shelving is ideal for narrow spaces.Ten shelves. Assembly required.

newkirk media tower
Versatile storage for media equipment and more. Wood construction. Some assembly required. Open shelving for storage and display. One adjustable and one fixed shelf.

rectangle cutout bookcase
A combination of open and closed storage, perfect for revealing and concealing. Designed to accommodate west elm’s canvas storage collection. Wood construction. Assembly required.

A frame bookcase
Graduated open shelves scale bold new heights. Versatile, modern design in wood construction with oak veneer. Assembly required.

stacked modular bookcases
Open stacked shelving does double duty as a room divider. Wood construction. Assembly required.

room divider bookcase
Impressively versatile. Tall, freestanding open shelving works double-duty, dividing a room while displaying art, books and collections. Wood construction. Assembly required.

cadman spine bookcase
Minimalist design maximizes vertical wall space with 14 removable shelves. Assembly required.

parsons bookcase
Airy open shelving for storage and display. Wood construction.

Best Modern Side Table

bridge side table
White lacquer with silk-screened jacaranda leaf; also available in solid chocolate lacquer. Fully assembled. Can also be paired with our long, low coffee table. Sold separately.

mirror side table
A touch of glamour for living room or bedside. Singles serve nicely as side or coffee table; a pair doubles the effect. Beveled mirror over pine and plywood base.

tray side table
Entertain in the round. Removable white lacquered wood tray tops a circular bronze base. Simple assembly.

decal square drum table
A luxe sidekick to sofa, bed or chair. Silver-and-white Moroccan-inspired decals are hand applied to fired porcelain. Fully assembled.

natural tree-stump side table
A sidekick to bedside, chair or sofa. Each piece is unique, crafted from fallen cypress wood. Due to the natural wood used, no two tree-stump side tables are alike. Fully assembled. Natural.

cube nesting tables
Style meets versatility in this set of 2 nesting tables. Wood construction; tapered edges.

convex drum table
These go-anywhere, do anything earthenware accent tables work well in clusters and also as single glamorous cocktail tables. Ceramic base with white lacquer.

Best Side Table

rustic block side table
Distinctive tapered silhouette in sturdy wood construction.

parsons cube side table
Clean, open design with spacious shelving below. Wood construction. Chocolate oak veneer, or high gloss wheatgrass or white. Assembly required.

nesting hexagons
A space-efficient duo designed to stack, nest or scatter throughout a room. Solid wood/wood construction. Assembly required.

faceted mirror side table
Reflect and refract to lighten up a room. Mirror is glazed with an antiqued finish to create a foxed effect. Fully assembled.

step side table
Cantilevered shelves offer storage and display space. Wood construction. Simple assembly.

moroccan drum table
Intricate cutouts inspired by Moroccan motifs create exotic patterns on white porcelain. Striking clustered in multiples or standing alone. Fully assembled.

reversible side tables
Unique interlocking tables form a single rectangular shape or can be used as two separate side tables. Wood construction with a durable sungkai wood veneer, smoothly textured and beautifully grained.

Best Modern Desks&Cabinets

jay desk + hutch
Small wonders. A roll-out extension doubles your work space. Top with the hutch for extra storage. Wood construction.

T desk chair
Comfortable seating with a contemporary slant; chromed metal base raises, lowers, swivels and rolls on five casters.

swivel leather desk chair
Sleek, supportive seating for the home office. Luxe Italian leather, wrapped over an adjustable chromed-metal frame on five sturdy rolling casters for easy movement.

tubular desk chair
Cushioned gray wool felt seat swivels on a height adjustable, black nickel base.

bond file cabinets
Substantial storage for files and office supplies. Wood construction. Oak veneer.

classic lateral + mobile file cabinets
Simple, traditional office storage in substantial wood construction. Assembly required.
lateral cabinet: Two large file drawers hold both letter and legal files.

metal-leg file cabinet + cubby
Contemporary storage with top drawer for office supplies, bottom for hanging letter or legal files. Wood construction, with polished-nickel drawer pulls and legs. Cubby: Stylish open storage with an adjustable shelf.

wide 2-drawer + rolling file cabinets
Rolling file cabinet: Roomy upper supply drawer; letter-size hanging files fit below. Rolls beneath desk for compact storage. Five casters, two locking. Wood construction.

cadman file cabinet

Two upper drawers hold stationery and supplies; bottom drawer holds letter/legal files. Four removable casters (two locking). Assembly required.

morgan mobile file cabinet

Stow supplies in upper drawer, letter or legal files below. Five casters (two locking). Fully assembled.

morgan lateral file cabinet

Extensive storage for letter or legal files. Two drawers open on smooth extension glides. Assembly required.
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