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Designer Living Room Decorating Ideas
From modern and bold to traditional and cozy we're bringing you more than 40 of our favorite designer living rooms.
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Glamorous Blue
Sophisticated Simplicity
"No fuss" was Lynn Morgan's mantra when she decorated this Savannah Row House: "I wanted it simple, clean-lined, and inviting, with a little bit of glamour and a lot of comfort." An ottoman in Zig Zag by Alan Campbell lends modern oomph between a pair of Louis XV style bergères. To highlight the architectural details, she painted moldings in high-gloss white. A David Hockney lithograph hangs above an antique mercury glass mirror. Garden stools from Emissary.
Purple Accents
In the living room of this Manhattan apartment, designer Alexander Doherty painted the walls painted Pavilion Gray, and the trim is Lamp Room Gray, both from Farrow & Ball. A blue-and-white Qing dynasty lamp and a 20th-century painting by Michael McGuigan, behind the piano, reflect the owners' wide-ranging connoisseurship. Throw by Frette.
In the living room of this Victorian home in Illionois, original Beaux-Arts plasterwork and parquet set off imports from designer Annie Brahler's company, Euro Trash. On a seagrass rug from Lowe's, she grouped linen-covered Belgian bergères and a Louis XVI side table with a 19th-century French gilt settee and Dutch footstools. Vintage curtains hang at the windows. A Belgian crystal chandelier and sconces sparkle against walls in Ralph Lauren Paint's Design Studio White.
Blue Color Scheme
"A blue thread connects every room," says designer Tom Scheerer, who deftly wove that color through a mix of tones and textures in this Watch Hill, Rhode Island, house. Near the living room bay window, a 19th-century wicker chair with a sofa in de Le Cuona's Peasant Cloth.
Dark and Moody Living Room
In a Manhattan apartment designed for a couple in the fashion world, Miles Redd lacquered walls in Farrow & Ball's Hague Blue, "a great way to do a moody color because of the way it reflects light. It doesn't look dark so much as rich."
Light and Cheery
Ceilings this high — 13 feet — call for overscale lights. Fambuena's Dress pendant — satin ribbon wrapped over a metal frame — has a feminine glamour and seems to float above the living room in a New Orleans house. Designer Susan Noble Jones chose the Ellington wing chairs by Dessin Fournir for their high backs. The wavy old window glass adds grace and romance. Painting by Margaret Evangeline.
Eclectic Park Avenue Sophistication
Black and White
Antique meets modern in the living room of a San Francisco Victorian. Designer Ken Fulk chose a black and white palette, softened with neutrals and natural textures. The chimney breast is papered with Ralph Lauren's black Yacare Crocodile, and a Ralph Lauren Peyton ottoman sits on a cowhide rug from Frank's Leather & Hides.
Cozy Spot
In the living room of a Greenwich, Connecticut, house, designer Ashley Whittaker created a cozy spot for two with a pair of the homeowners' favorite chairs and a Currey & Company Circe bench.
California Living
Small Living Room
The soft, creamy gray color running through this small living room in a small Texas guesthouse designed by Ginger Barber helps it feel bigger, since the eye doesn't focus on it and goes straight to the windows.
A Blue and White Living Room
David Lawrence uses blue and white to make the perfect summery living room in a Hamptons house. The fabric on the sofa is Vizir in Indigo from Old World Weavers. Throw pillows by Ralph Lauren.
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In the living room of a Los Angeles home, designer Mary McDonald employed hints of color against a neutral backdrop for a quietly refined mood. "In monochrome rooms, texture is key," says McDonald, who covered the custom-made chaise in Pierre Frey's Ice linen, and Reagan Hayes's Henry sofa in a Duralee cotton velvet, with pillows in Schumacher's Chinon silk and Padova damask. McDonald designed English-style bookcases in taupe with back panels painted a pale blue. The Klismos chairs are from JF Chen.
Wine Country Farmhouse
Chardonnay grape vineyards surround this contemporary California farmhouse. Designer Jean Larette wanted this living room to have a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Two walls of foldable, glass-paned doors take the place of solid walls so the owner can feel the breeze and enjoy the view.
Mint Green
To bring a feeling of nature into a New York living room, designer Fawn Galli used a custom minty green: "I don't think a color should be too saturated or strong on a wall." Pal + Smith chairs in a cheetah print — Safari by Manuel Canovas — with a Paley sofa from Profiles, a Fiona Curran Palette carpet for the Rug Company, and a painting by Anne Siems give the room "a sense of storybook fantasy."
A Modern Manhattan Living Room
"I'm a recent convert to sectionals," says designer Eric Cohler, who built the main sitting area in the living room of a Manhattan apartment around an L-shaped model he designed (the longer side is shown). "Sectionals are just so accommodating. The owners read here, the son watches TV, two huge Labs nap — all at the same time. Everybody's happy." The sofa's Torino velvet is from Yoma Textiles. The pillows came from the clients' previous apartment.
Hollywood Regency Style
Designer Melissa Warner's West Hollywood living room is formal without being too stiff. She energized the soft color palette using a variety of patterns like an animal print, a floral, a geometric print, and an appliqué.
Great Use of Space
Designed by Timothy Whealon, this Manhattan living room has a banquette, which makes great use of what in most rooms would be a dead corner. Bridgewater chairs in Lee Jofa's bold Herbert's Carnation Weave flank a Chinese daybed-turned-coffee table and 1930s campaign stools. A Louis XVI armchair's fine-grid fabric echoes the muted diamond weave of an abaca rug as well as the large-scale geometry of the dining room.
Sophisticated and Colorful
Bursts of sunny yellow and fuchsia refresh traditional architecture in the living room of this Naples, Florida, home designed by Jesse Carrier and Mara Miller of Carrier and Company. A hanging mobile light fixture by David Weeks "artfully fills" the soaring ceiling. Love seats in Larsen's Bouquet Garni II bring texture and pattern to glossy Venetian plaster walls.
High-Gloss Shimmer
In a New York apartment, this mint green high-gloss paint has a fresh and cool look that really shines. Then, to add a touch of whimsy, designer Todd Klein selected graphic black-and-white furniture and fuchsia accessories.
Blue, White, and Green Living Room
This living room in a Southampton house designed by Marshall Watson, evokes a traditional mid-20th-century American sensibility but with a modern twist. Watson's senior designer, Wendy Monette, mixed colors, patterns, and styles that lend a clean, graphic edge to the room, like the sofa's superscaled houndstooth and the rug's green and navy stripes.
Vivid Textiles
Buoyant spirits from Down East refresh the onetime hotel that John Knott and John Fondas transformed into their Maine summer house. The living room's vivid fabrics, all by Knott's firm, Quadrille, pack a playful punch, while Syrian inlaid chairs and Chinese ceramic stools evoke the cosmopolitan taste of New England seafarers.
Custom Painted Floor
Calming Gray
In a Florida house designed by Marshall Watson, a 1980s Lucite-and-glass table provides a jewellike accent to the muted tones of the living room. Asilah chandelier, Jerry Pair.
Southern Remodel
This formal Alabama living room by Richard Norris and Mark Leslie is full of drama from high-backed furniture pieces. Green-painted screens by David Braly mimic the garden outside the window.
Beach House Chic
In a Marin County, California, beach house designed by Erin Martin and homeowner Kim Dempster, thirty-inch buoy lights, from Erin Martin Design, hang from ropes. "The ceiling is high and narrow, and the lights bring it down and create a kind of canopy," Martin says. "It's like putting a hat on the space." A pair of antique French chairs are upholstered in natural linen.
A Dramatic Living Room
Designer Mary McDonald gives this restrained living room in the Hollywood Hills a jolt with unexpected trims and pillows made from graphic vintage necktie fabrics. Ebonized Greek key klismos chairs designed by McDonald are covered in Edelman's Napoli leather in ebony. The curtains are Austyn gray cashmere by Ralph Lauren, with red undercurtains of striped silk from F&S Fabrics.
Rustic and Refined
A Sea-Inspired Living Room
Designed by Jason Bell, this living room in a Connecticut house features a 40-year-old sofa and chairs that came with the house. They were reupholstered in a chrysanthemum fabric, Chrysanthe, from Osborne & Little. The ottomans are covered in a Norbar cotton, Wink in brick. Bell used unlined linen panels for all the curtains in the house, to let in maximum natural light.
Refined and Relaxed Beach House
Blue Walls
Blue, the clients' favorite color, launched the living room palette in an Old Greenwich, Connecticut, house. Designer Lee Ann Thornton custom-mixed a "stony" hue that would look elegant at night and fresh in sunlight, then picked it up in the linen print upholstering the chairs (Pina in Windsor Blue on Tint from Quadrille) and another linen covering the sofa pillows (Cordoba Azul from Claremont Fabrics). She painted the sofa's legs off-white to keep the large piece light on its feet, and dressed it in Slubby Linen from Greenhouse Design. The warm brown of the sofa verges on aubergine, reinforcing the purple accents in the room.
A Cottage-Style Living Room
Designer Ken Fulk replaced one big coffee table with two African drum tables in front of the Ralph Lauren sofa in the living room of a California cottage. "They're better for traffic flow than one of those huge knee-knockers, and easily moved to wherever we need them," says Fulk. The galvanized steel French bistro chairs around the vintage dining table are from the Sundance catalog.
Bold Colors
Designer Jeffrey Bilhuber used kumquat and eggplant in this rural Pennsylvania living room, a brilliant and inspired duo. The sofa is upholstered in Elitis's Le Reveille du Printemps in Golden Glow; the armchair is in Carom from Malabar. Georgian-style chair, Burden & Izett. Floors are painted white with interspersed motifs borrowed from folk-art hex signs on neighboring barns.
Eye-catching Pattern
A herringbone pattern hand-painted by Christopher Rollinson gives the living room in a Park Avenue apartment its "wow" factor. "In an important room like your living room, shelves should be a little more styled," Murphy says. Above the Lee Industries love seat, a Christine Hayman painting hangs between wall lamps from Circa Lighting. An antique English chair in Clarence House Fleuret Jasper gives the cozy seating area a bright pop of color. Walls are painted a custom robin's egg blue.
A Pop of Color
Designed by Christopher Maya, this living room in the Hamptons features a mantel painted in glossy Black Panther by Benjamin Moore. It creates high drama amid the play of color. Flanking the fireplace are antique French chairs covered in Nicholas Herbert's Rombau. Red armchairs are upholstered in Clarence House Belgian Linen.
Glamorous and Exotic
A seating area of the living room in a New York apartment has a glamorous, exotic feel. A sofa is covered in Vesuvius by Clarence House, and an Empire fauteuil sits on a custom Moroccan rug from Metropolitan Carpet. The box-pleat ruffles on the unlined silk taffeta curtains — Dedar's Big Bang — "give you a sense of fantasy and femininity," says designer Miles Redd.
Room with a View
In this living room of a Pennsylvania house, designed by Jeffrey Bilhuber, one side of a back-to-back sofa faces the room, and the other side looks out through folding glass doors toward the swimming pool. The club chair has ivory-and-gray strapwork that echoes the crossbeams of the architecture.
A tropical motif brightens the living room in Nicolette Horn's Oslo, Norway, house. Heirlooms — a Gustavian corner cupboard, a chinoiserie chest of drawers — mix with new pieces, such as a shagreen coffee table and a pair of stools, coveredin Brentano's woven raffia, from Horn's shop, Palmyre. The fireplace, of Norwegian stone, is original to the house.
A Beautiful Mix
Designer Charlotte Moss's message is: Mix the antique with the new. Which is which here in this Manhattan townhouse? Chinoiserie panels on tea paper, gilt brackets with blanc de Chine canisters, red lacquer bamboo coffee table, loveseat in Daphne's Mystery, by Charlotte Moss for Brunschwig & Fils.
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Happy Color Combination
Lavender, chartreuse, and aqua make a happy color combination in a Scarsdale, New York, living room. "They're bold colors," says designer Pat Healing, "so I used them only as punctuation." Bird's Nest Cocktail Table by HB Home; Campion chandelier, Urban Electric.
A Romantic Living Room
Designed by Hal Williamson, this romantic living room in New Orleans features Louis XVI wing chairs and a sofa that may look formal, but the chairs "have a wonderful pitch, so you can sit comfortably for hours," says Williamson — "and many naps are taken on the sofa." The chandelier, the urns flanking the fireplace, the mirror on the mantel, and the tiered sconce were found in New Orleans antiques stores.
Lake House View
In designer Thom Filicia's lake house, the living room's Skaneateles sofa by Vanguard has a low back, so it doesn't block views of its namesake upstate New York lake.
A Masculine Living Room
In a new 37th-floor Manhattan apartment, designers David Greer and Andrew Halliday mixed modern classics — a Karl Springer coffee table, a Jean-Michel Frank-style sofa, and Barcelona stools by Mies van der Rohe that the owner's Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Emma, claims for her own.
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Mountain Retreat
In the living room of a home in Lake Tahoe, California, designer Will Wick updates the traditional mountain retreat with dark stone floors contrasted with whitewashed cedar walls and pale curtains in Altizer & Co. linen. Leather club chairs, Restoration Hardware's Dutch Industrial coffee table, and blackened steel accents add earthy touches to the restrained palette.
Romantic and Glamorous
Conjuring a romantic past inside her no-frills Manhattan apartment, Kelly Giesen deployed architectural salvage, including windows and doors. A Plaza Hotel mantel adorns a faux fireplace below the flat-screen TV. Glamour radiates from the vintage chandelier and seating, a Plexi-Craft table, a metallic cowhide rug, and curtains in Sultan Suzanni linen by Martyn Lawrence Bullard Design.
Pink and Brown Living Room
In a SSan Francisco house designed by Stephen Shubel, this living room's walls are painted Benjamin Moore's Bridal Pink, a soft color balanced by the deep browns and the earth textures in the room. Hanna chairs in leather flank an antiqued brass drum table, both from Oly. The mirror is by Two's Company. The girandoles are 19th-century French. Natura carpet in Seagrass is from Stark.
Playful and Spirited
In the living room of a house in California wine country, designer Stephen Shubel painted the stone fireplace and Currey & Company's Rainforest chandelier a powdery white, and the walls and ceiling in a pale gray. A custom green silk pillow and purple-and-white pillows from Z Gallerie add zest to Restoration Hardware's Kensington sofa. A side table with animal legs by Oly and a vintage swagged coffee table are made of white plaster, a motif throughout the house.
Nantucket Living Room
In this Nantucket living room, T. Keller Donovan reveals his genius for turning tradition on its head: Wicker furniture has surprisingly modern silhouettes; he designed the plaid rug with an oversize scale and put a fresh spin on the classic convex mirror by painting it blue and white. Blue fabric is carried through from the dining room. "I like fabric to go from room to room. I think it feels more comfortable that way," he says.
Kenya Style
This cozy gathering beside this Kenya living room's second fireplace features Verellen Eugenie linen sofas, a Victoria Hagan Cate slipper chair in Rogers & Goffigon's Mission Cloth, and leather Gunnison chairs from Hickory Chair. The nature patterns of pillows in a Chelsea Textiles crewel and a Rose Cumming cheetah print complement the geometric Kenyan Kuba cloth above the mantel. A Stark carpet softens the concrete floor. At left, Peter Beard prints hang behind a bronze hippo. Shelves display family mementos.
A Living Room with Hollywood Glamour
L.A. artist Jorge Rafael digitally manipulated a George Hurrell photo of Lauren Bacall, who presides over landscape designer Jay Griffith's living room. The Pacific Palisades house was built in 1933 for silent film star Billie Dove. In Flying Down to Rio, Fred Astaire danced on the circular table that now holds luminescent Blenko glass from Griffith's collection.
A Natural Living Room
Victoria Pearson gave a natural look to her California living room, which makes the majestic eagle by Ojai artist Katie Van Horne look even more real. The floor lamp is made of a manzanita branch. Belgian linen covers Jean-Michel Frank chairs; hemp covers the sofa. Green, Pearson's favorite color ("It's so calming"), accents every room. The terrazzo fireplace surround, original to the 1946 house, has a cave-painting motif.
Happy White
For a "clean, fresh" look in a Malibu living room, designers Todd Nickey and Amy Kehoe painted walls Benjamin Moore's Simply White. "It's a happy white that doesn't feel cold, because it's chalky," Nickey says.
Glamorous Style
Designers David DeMattei and Patrick Wadeused tailored furniture and sleek white ceramic accessories against a chocolate background, keeping the living room current in this 1905 Edwardian San Francisco house. The crystal chandelier casts an elegant light and gives the room an air of relaxed formality. White ceramic fox is 1950s Italian.
A Seaside Living Room in Blue and Green
"Since this is a vacation house, I gave the family oversize tables on which they could do their puzzles and play games," designer Annie Selke says of this Massachusetts beach house. Everly Square cocktail tables, Track Arm Sofas, and Bertram Chair by Annie Selke Home. Curtains are Shalini Bluemarine from Calico Corners.
Barrel-Vault Ceiling
The barrel-vault ceiling creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere in the living room of designer Patrick Gallagher's apartment in Rome's Palazzo Taverna. Gallagher designed the sofa, upholstered in Alessandra Stria, the Gustav chairs, covered in Bernardo Paisley, and the Kristina ottoman, done in four more shades of Alessandra Stria. The palette was inspired by the view from his windows, and all the fabrics are from the Patrick Gallagher Tessuti collection.
A Tranquil Living Room
In this Montecito living room designed by Christina Rottman, the lustrous neutrals create harmony and tranquillity. Rottman layered classical elements and sensual textures "to bring the room to life and give it a feeling of both informality and formality." Sofas are upholstered in linen velvet, Largo in Fawn, and the ottoman in leather, Lucia in London Fog, both by Rose Tarlow. The silk velvet throws are by Sabina Fay Braxton; print pillows are in Fortuny's Delfino String and Silvery Gold.
A Soothing Living Room
Grandly arched windows in the 18-foot-high New York City living room, designed by Christopher Maya, are framed by the icy blue of Holland & Sherry Glace curtains in Glacier. Maya designed the sofas and had throw pillows made from antique Fortuny fabric.
Outdoor Living
The living room of Liza Pulitzer Calhoun's home in Palm Beach, Florida, sports upholstery in a rich grape color and eye-catching patterns. A vaulted ceiling of cypress treated with a lime-acid wash creates a loftlike look, while rattan furniture from Palecek's Presidents Collection imparts a natural tone. "The room has a relaxed island feel — less Palm Beach, more Bahamas or Jamaica," she says. Pillows in Roberta Roller Rabbit fabrics.
Soft and Feminine Living Room
Beamed ceilings and shiplap walls lend a sense of history to this North Carolina living room, designed by Phoebe Howard, while earthy neutrals and updated versions of florals and checks give it a fresh, more modern feel. Chairs are covered in a Grey Watkins linen, Aurora Bella; curtains are Hodsoll McKenzie's Albemarle Check.
French-Country Living Room
Designed by Cathy Kincaid, this living room in Scottsdale, Arizona, features a sofa upholstered in Tree of Life by Michael Smith for Jasper. Pair of chairs in Velours Monchalet in Pine by Rose Tarlow. Delft jars from John Rosselli. The painted cabinet is 18th-century French. An oak-leaf tole chandelier from Charles Saunders Antiques adds a fanciful touch.
A Mix of Modern and Rustic
In this gracious, pared-down Atlanta living room, designed by Kay Douglass, an unstained concrete fireplace surround highlights the golden patina of natural wood. White tufted chairs, creamy linen window treatments, and an abaca carpet present a neutral backdrop for red slipcovered wing chairs. A black Yuan Dynasty glazed urn and antique cutting boards are displayed in the simplest manner on a French console.
Showstopping Mirror
Designer Kevin Isbell's client had downsized to a smaller house in Summit, New Jersey, but didn't want to let go of her beloved 12-foot-long sofa. To accommodate it in the living room, Isbell had to put it against a wall with a doorway. To "defuse the fact," he hung her showstopping 19th-century sorcerer's mirror above it, creating the feeling of a solid wall. He covered the sofa's cushions in handwoven mohair from Chapas Textiles: "It would have been to expensive to do the whole sofa in mohair, so we only used it where you touch. The rest is in cotton twill."
Triple-hung windows and paneled walls provide a traditional framework in designer Connie Newberry's house in New York's Dutchess County. "Sam Mitchell did a great job with the architecture," Newberry says. An overstuffed chair upholstered in orange wool bouclé from Holly Hunt "gives the living room some oomph" and picks up the brightest color in the Brunschwig & Fils chintz. A geometric coffee table, covered in glass cloth with leather piping, adds a modern note. Sisal rug by Charlotte Moss for Stark.
Clean and Simple Lines
Three walls of tall windows flood the sunroom of a Vermont house with light. "Mature trees march right up to the house, so it's almost like you're in a treehouse," says designer Susan Tully. "It's wonderful to sit here and watch the snow fall in winter and birds flitting about in summer." To help give the new house a sense of history, she chose an iron-framed cocktail table with an antique French parquet top and tongue-and-groove panels for the spaces between the old barn beams. John Rosselli armchairs, Holly Hunt chandelier, Elizabeth Eakins rug.
Classic Blue and White
Designer Tom Stringer calls the rehab of this northern Michigan lake cottage Renovation-Lite, because he consciously avoided overhauling its charming eccentricities. A coffee table designed by Stringer holds stacks of old National Geographics. "They added the perfect yellow punch. They're so classic — just like blue and white. But we also knew they'd be great rainy-day reading," he says.
Tartan and Moody Hues
A lacquered chest from Tansu Design anchors one end of designer Scot Meacham Wood's San Francisco living room. The large painting above it is a vintage theater backdrop. Lee Jofa Draycott armchair in Ralph Lauren Home's Wexford Plaid. Silver faux-bamboo cocktail tables from the 1920s. Rug, Stark.
A Modern White Living Room
When designer Cristine Gillespie and her husband bought their Los Angeles house from Rachel Ashwell, founder of Shabby Chic, the walls and floors were already white (the floors in glossy, durable boat paint). Their pair of sofas, covered in white cotton, fit right in. The 1930s Eiffel Tower model on the mantel is from Indigo Seas. Gillespie and her sons made the small silver one from an Erector set and magnets. Both are part of a larger collection of Eiffel Towers, whose graphic form Gillespie loves.
A Cozy Living Room
Designed by Michael S. Smith, this living room in a Santa Monica house features exotic Chinese ancestor portraits hung over a pair of chinoiserie cabinets, which could have looked very formal, but the cozy Eaton Check curtains in claret bring the room gently down to earth. Antique Italian loveseat covered in Lisbon Stripe in red. Both fabrics by the designer Cowtan & Tout. A pair of sofas is upholstered in Le Grand Genois Multicolore from Pierre Frey.
The 20-foot-tall living room of a West Hollywood house, as viewed from the home-office loft. A photograph by Robin Layton conceals a flat screen. "I hate TVs above fireplaces," designer Mark Egerstrom says, "but in a house this size there was no other place for it."
White with Wood Accents
"Someone once said that a home is like an autobiography, and my California living room is filled with things I love — a Beni Ourain rug, Indian sculpture, a wood mirror found at a local flea market," Monica Bhargava says. Two Bedford sofas by Williams-Sonoma Home, slipcovered in washable Classic Linen and accented with pillows made from vintage textiles, serve as strong anchors. Nailheads outline the shape of Williams-Sonoma Home's Chelsea wing chair, upholstered in Bitter Chocolate mohair, and give it "a little more attitude," she explains. Floor lamp and sea-grass rug by Pottery Barn.
Orange Accents
An empty bookcase painted Pratt & Lambert's Orange Spice sets off sparks in the living room of an Atlanta house, picked up in the custom-colored print by Galbraith & Paul on the pillows and curtains. Custom orange fabric from Lewis & Sheron Textiles. Charlotte wing chairs and sofa, coffee tables, ceramic garden stool, and Black Corbel chandelier from South of Market. Acrylic log holder by CB2. Wall paint is Benjamin Moore's Seapearl.
A Comfortable Living Room
Designer Albert Hadley wanted to create a feeling of intimacy in a large New York living room by breaking it up into smaller seating groups. Two Clark sofas by De Angelis, upholstered in Tango in beige by Lulu DK, are cozy because they curve to embrace you. A pair of Louis XV bergères is covered in glossy Athene leather in Sabbia, from Cortina Leathers. Double Gourd lamps in an ivory crackle glaze by Christopher Spitzmiller. Antique Amritsar carpet.
Calm Living Room
Symmetry is restful to the eye and contributes to the feeling of calm in this Arizona living room designed by Dana Lyon. A new sofa was made to match the graceful lines of its Louis XV counterpart. Both are upholstered in Ralph Lauren's Halstead Linen.
Bold and Stylish
To make the sofa in this Manhattan living room appear longer, designer Ashley Whittaker ordered a single cushion for the seat of the Century Furniture chesterfield, covered in a Rogers & Goffigon canvas: "It's more comfortable than individual cushions — no one falls into the cracks." The Billy Baldwin Studio slipper chair in a David Hicks linen from Lee Jofa is on a swivel, "so you can turn and talk to people at either end of the room," and the acrylic coffee table opens up the seating area. Hanna chair by Oly Studio in Cowtan & Tout's Barcelona.
California Living Room
"The living room is simple and relaxing," says designer Patrick Wade of his Napa Valley house, "and very California in a rustic way." Walls are painted Chestertown Buff by Benjamin Moore.
Antique Portuguese tiles make the minimalist hearth the centerpiece of the living room in a Venice, California, house. "It dictated the color palette," designer Alexandra Angle says. Walls are painted Farrow & Ball's Wimborne White; trim is Benjamin Moore's Glass Slipper. The coffee table, an Angle design, references the outdoors with its picnic-bench silhouette. Ross Plaid rug by Elizabeth Eakins.
Light-Filled Living Room
"I wanted to make everything light and airy, because I want your eye to go right out the door to the view, not be dragged down by furniture or rugs," says Allison Caccoma of this Connecticut living room.
Honeyed wood tones add warmth to the black-and-white palette in the living room of designer Tobi Tobin's Hollywood Hills farmhouse. A grid of mirrors animates the space with multiple reflections. The Belgian linen sofa from Tobin's furniture line matches the wall color, Farrow & Ball's All White, "to unify the space," she says.
Moroccan Influences
The layering of pattern on pattern in this Lake Michigan house starts with the living room fireplace, decorated with kaleidoscopic Moroccan tile from Urban Archaeology. Designer Martin Horner of Soucie Horner upholstered the sofas in not one, but two fabrics — Dedar's Sottosopra on the frame and Bergamo's Ucria on the cushions. Throw pillows made out of vintage textiles by Lynda O'Connor add more color. C&C Milano's Pienza Rafano covers the club chairs. Rug by Oscar Isberian.


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Every pet parent knows that dogs and cats can't have chocolate—and, really, they shouldn't eat candy of any kind. But with Halloween right around the corner, we don't want our animal companions to miss out on the fun! Check out these easy treats for your pets.
Halloween Cat Cookie
Your kitties will love the fishy flavor of these tasty treats.
1/4 cup warm water
5 Tablespoons parmesan cheese
3 Tablespoons soft margarine
1 Tablespoon cod liver oil
1 cup white flour
1/4 cup soy flour
1. Preheat oven to 300 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Combine water, cheese, margarine and oil.
3. Add flour and form dough.
4. Roll to 1/4 inch thick and cut with small holiday cookie cutters.
5. Bake on an ungreased cookie sheet for 20 to 25 minutes, or until golden.
Peanut Butter and Pumpkin Pooch Treats
Your dog will love the taste and enjoy the crunch!
2 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
1/2 cup fresh or canned pumpkin (not seasoned pie filling)
1/2 cup peanut butter
2 teaspoons cinnamon
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 cup water as needed
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Whisk together flour, baking powder, pumpkin, peanut butter and cinnamon in a bowl.
3. Add water as needed, but the dough should be stiff and dry.
4. Roll to 1/2 inch thick and cut with holiday cookie cutters.
5. Bake for about 40 minutes, or until hard.
Special Note: Remember these recipes are treats and should not replace your pet's regular meals. Please check with your veterinarian if your pet has special dietary needs or food allergies.
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The Internet could crash. We need a Plan B
In the 1970s and 1980s, a generous spirit suffused the Internet, whose users were few and far between. But today, the net is ubiquitous, connecting billions of people, machines and essential pieces of infrastructure — leaving us vulnerable to cyber-attack or meltdown. Internet pioneer Danny Hillis argues that the Internet wasn't designed for this kind of scale, and sounds a clarion call for us to develop a Plan B: a parallel system to fall back on if — or when — the Internet crashes.
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Ok, so I have been reading various adult/solo threads and it has come to my attention that many of us who are single would like to meet other single folks in the hopes that maybe we might find our *match*. I figure it is a given that we are all nuts about Disney, and that we can feel relatively safe posting on Disboards. Please no chit chatting! There is a 'singles social club' for exactly that. Thanks to the DisBoards podcast for the recent mention! Haven't heard it myself but it seems to be drawing a lot of traffic. That said, I'd like to start the thread the specifically addresses/introduces all the single folks here who might be looking. The following can be tweaking by individual posters, but I propose this as a format: First Name: Location: Age: Sex: Hair/Eye Color: Body Type: Ethnicity: Occupation: Do you have any kids: Do you have any pets: Favorite activities: Favorite movie: Favorite color(s): Favorite Disney character(s): A little bit about yourself: A little bit about your ideal match: I feel I should add a couple of suggestions/rules. There is no age limit to this thread, except you should probably be over 18. You should probably be single in some way, shape or form if you are going to post. I would suggest that rather than responding to posts on this thread interested people should visitor PM or befriend each other. I would also suggest that if your profile picture isn't of yourself (i.e. like mine is), it would be fun if you included a picture in your post. I hope all this sounds fair and reasonable. Last edited by OregonGirl; 09-16-2010 at 06:02 PM. |
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First Name: Hayley Location: Central Jersey Age: 20 Sex: Female Hair/Eye Color: Hair color is currently blonde, but I get bored so it changes a lot Eye color is green Body Type: Somewhere between slim and average, I suppose. Ethnicity: Caucasian (German/Polish descent) Occupation: Student; History Major Do you have any kids: Nope Do you have any pets: Yep, two dogs and two cats Favorite activities: Swimming; Singing tonelessly; Dancing around like an idiot; Going to/lounging on the beach (which is sort of a must in Jersey); Anything outside; Watching football; Shopping Favorite movie: Ummmm... Independence Day. I think. Or Apollo 13. Favorite color(s): Pink, purple, and green Favorite Disney character(s): Princess: Sleeping Beauty; Of all Disney characters: Bambi and Alice A little bit about yourself: I'm really energetic and don't sit still well lol. I'm in college, which is probably important to throw out there, and the most important thing in my life right now is finishing and [hopefully] going to grad school after. I'm the baby of my family, so I'm a little bit spoiled, but not so much that I can't provide for myself. I work during the summers and winter break pretty much constantly, so I have my own money and don't only spend my parents. I hope one day to move out of New Jersey, because I don't really like it here. It's too cold. I hope to end up somewhere down south, preferably either Texas or Florida. A little bit about your ideal match: I try not to look for specifics with people, but he needs to make me laugh. He needs to be a nice person, which is vague, I know, but I won't put up with anyone who treats me, his family, my friends, or anyone else badly. I would like him to be taller then me, but I'm fairly short (only 5'4") so it's easy enough for that. My age range is preferably 20-25. Other than that, I don't really have specifics. Other then I've had my wedding planned in WDW since I was 10, so he needs to be aware that, if it works out, that's where we're getting married
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Location: Orlando, FL Age: 24 Sex: male Hair/Eye Color: brown eyes, brown hair Body Type: I work out quite a bit so you could say I'm pretty built. Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: sales/marketing Do you have any kids: no Do you have any pets: not yet but I'm getting a dog Favorite activities: I love sports, especially football. Also love basketball, baseball and auto racing. Also like working out, fishing, golfing, surfing(although I'm not that good at it lol), hang out at the beach and go to bars/clubs when I'm out with my friends. And I love to eat and cook Favorite movie: The Departed and the Bourne triilogy. but if we're talking about Disney movies, I'd say Bolt and the Lion King. Favorite color(s): Blue Favorite Disney character(s): Simba, Bolt and Stitch A little bit about yourself: For the most part I'm pretty laid back and easy going.. although at times I'm told I can be a spitfire lol. I went to college at College of Charleston up in South Carolina. Then I got a job with an automotive aftermarket company down here. I've been a huge Disney fan my entire life, which you would probably never know if you just met me. my friends still bust my chops about it every now and then but thats alright I'm used to it. I'm pretty much known as the "kid at heart" one in my circle of friends. If you ever watched the cartoon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turltes in the late 80's/early 90's I'd be like the Michaelangelo of the group( i know, lame analogy) A little bit about your ideal match: obviously she's gotta be somewhat into Disney otherwise she wouldn't be here. She's gotta be smart, funny, friendly and attractive. I also like somebody has somewhat of an interest in sports, or atleast can pretend lol. I dont know i really cant break it down to a science lol. I mean I'm pretty easy to get along with and I'm really into the type of girls who are unpredictable, who are a little bit of everything.. not just one particular type or thing..I love to learn more and more about them as time goes on... I really don't spend too much time looking for qualities and characteristics as much as i spend enjoying everything I can soak in. Last edited by Birdman1511; 03-11-2010 at 10:32 AM. |
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Location: Redding, California Age: 31 Sex: Female Hair/Eye Color:Blonde/Red/Brown depending on the time of year/Blue Body Type: Curvy, in the process of losing about 30 pounds Ethnicity:I'm a white girl Occupation: Bookkeeper Do you have any kids: Not yet but someday Do you have any pets: 2 Cats Favorite activities: Going to the movies, reading, hanging out with my family, traveling, and of course going to Disney Favorite movie: Favorite drama is A Walk to Remember, favorite comedy Wedding Crashers or The Hangover Favorite color(s): Pink, Purple, and blue Favorite Disney character(s): [COLOR="purple"]Ariel, Mickey, Aladdin/COLOR] A little bit about yourself: [COLOR="purple"]I'm the oldest of 7 children ranging in age from 31 to 2. I have a job that I love and just bought a house a year ago and am loving being a homeowner but finding that it can be expensive. I joined DVC this year and am looking forward to my first trip "home". My family lives down the street from me and I spend a lot of time with them. I'm not really into the bar scene so there's not many places to meet people around here./COLOR] A little bit about your ideal match: [COLOR="purple"]Someone who is comfortable in their own skin. Someone who can make me laugh. Someone who knows what he wants in life and is working towards getting it if he doesn't already have it. /COLOR]
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Location: Orange County, NY Age: 27 Sex: M Hair/Eye Color: Brown/Brown Body Type: Average Ethnicity: White Occupation: Law Enforcement Do you have any kids: Nope Do you have any pets: 2 cats Favorite activities: videogames, jiu jitsu, work Favorite movie: Ghostbusters Favorite color(s): Blue Favorite Disney character(s): Genie A little bit about yourself: I work alot, soo it hinders me from enjoying my hobbies and most of the time meeting people. Thats about all lol A little bit about your ideal match: I'll know it when I find her I guess
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Location: Rouses Point, NY(canada and vt are a walk away) Age: 28(October 15, 1981) Sex:Female Hair/Eye Color:brown with blonde highlights and blue eyes Body Type:few extra pounds Ethnicity:white Occupation: none right now Do you have any kids:no Do you have any pets:two dogs and two cats Favorite activities:karaoke, musical theatre, surfing the internet, and duh disney Favorite movie:right now, Harry Potter series, but mostly horror flicks and movies like "Untracable" and "Jumper" Favorite color(s)urple, yellow and blue Favorite Disney character(s):Stitch and Sully(not much for mike or lilo) A little bit about yourself: I am a native upstate nyer and have always lived here. I may have only been to WDW twice in my lifetime but I always want to go there. I may be 28 years old but in my head I feel like a teenager still. I am currently waiting to find out if I am bipolar or if I have a traumatic brain injury from when I got in a car accident when I was 14. That accident is when I lost my only sibling, my older brother, Jason as well. It was also the accident that put my mom(my BFF) in a wheelchair for the rest of her life. We went to wdw in september 09 and she had a blast. She went on TOWER OF TERROR!!! A little bit about your ideal match:Someone who looks within for beauty. I am, to myself anyway, attractive, but I am also obese. I am aslo looking for someone who can accept that I have low self esteem. I am also looking for someone who is willing to surprise me with disney trips at least once every two years if not every year There is one big thing that everyone should know about me. I have no tolerance for people who don't like gays. I have alot of gay friends so don't push me. Also,hmmm...how should I put this....I have something big in common with Jessica Simpson before she got married. Anyways if you want pics of me go to my myspace. hogwartsgrad07
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Location: USA, Iowa Age: 20 turning 21 on the 22 Sex: Female Hair/Eye Color: Brunette/Hazel Body Type: Full Figured Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Graphic Design Student Do you have any kids: Nope Do you have any pets: A fish, but I want a cat again Favorite activities: Drawing, movies, video games, etc. Favorite movie: Pirates of the Caribbean Series & Alice In Wonderland (2010) Favorite color(s): Red, Black, Pink Favorite Disney character(s): Captain Jack Sparrow, Davy Jones, Alice Kingsley, The Mad Hatter, Door Mouse, Jack Skellington, Stitch, etc. A little bit about yourself: I'm a huge Disney fan. I love the Pirates Series and now the Alice In Wonderland Movie. I'm a Pastor's Kid and studying the graphic arts to become a Graphic Designer. A little bit about your ideal match: So one who would love to see the same things I do in movies. Wants to go to Disney on vacations and is Christain
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Yield: 1lb loaf tin
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- 1/2 lemon, finely grated zest
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla bean paste or vanilla extract
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- 1/4 teaspoon salt
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Thought I'd post these in case other people were interested:
I wrote:
I have 2 questions for Black Crusade:
1) The Talent "Ancient Warrior". Is the rarity reduction for "Legion" items intended to apply to Legion armour as well?
2) The Character background "Wealth" says you get to make an *additional* acquisition roll at +20 during character creation. However, there are no acquisition "rolls" made at creation, the acquisition is automatic. Is this intended to be an extra creation acquisition at +20, or is it supposed to be an actual roll? (A roll would mean that the background might actually do nothing at all).
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"What does God require of us" (Cf. Micah 6:6-8)
The East Aurora Ministerium invites you to participate in an ecumenical service for Christian unity on Sunday, January. 20, at 3:30 p.m. here at Christ the King Seminary in the St. John Vianney (main) chapel. The preacher will be the Rev. Seth Brooker, rector of St. Luke's Angilcan church in East Aurora.
The service is part of the annual Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, January 18-25, 2013. All are welcome!


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The Lady Wildcats have been having shooting practice at the Powe Dome from 7:20-7:45 a.m. The team has been practicing on three goals put up in the Powe Dome. One of the goals that Cleveland currently shoots on has significant meaning for McCullough.
"I went home to my parents' home in Tallahatchie County and got the rim that I shot on when I was in high school," McCullough, a graduate of Strider Academy in Charleston, said. "At the end of the season, we take the rims down and then we put them back up in August every year when we get ready to start. We started shooting free throws before school around the first of November when we started playing our games."
The practice for Cleveland (15-12) has paid off as the team, according to Maxpreps.com, is ranked first in 4A in free throws made (337), second in three-pointers per game (4.6), second in 3-pointers made (124) and seventh in points per game (53.7). Senior forward/guard Brittany Thigpen is currently shooting 71 percent from the free throw line and leads 4A in total free throws made with 125, while junior guard McKinnon Skeen is currently leading 4A in total three-point field goals (66). Skeen is currently scoring 11.6 points per game, while Thigpen is scoring 10.1 points per night. Skeen was also named Co-Player of the Year in Region 3-4A.
Cleveland's free throw shooting has been at its best of the last five games as the team is 89-of-140 for a free throw percentage of .636. For the year, Cleveland is shooting 58 percent (337-of-581) from the charity stripe.
Last year, free throw shooting was a difference maker for the Lady Wildcats in their five postseason games, which were in the Region 3-4A Tournament and the North Half Tournament. In their three wins, the Lady Wildcats were 43-of-72 (60 percent) at the free throw line, while they were 23-of-51 (45.1 percent) in their two postseason losses.
The Lady Wildcats will begin their postseason run this year in the Region 3-4A Tournament in Greenwood tonight when they play Amanda Elzy at 7 p.m. at the Greenwood Civic Center. Cleveland will enter as a fourth seed, while Amanda Elzy will be a fifth seed.
According McCullough, the team must shoot free throws well in order to advance far in the playoffs.
"Lloyd Clark has always said free throw shooting is nothing but repetition and mental toughness," McCullough said. "The more you shoot, the better you get at it. That's really something we've concentrated on. I believe free throw shooting teams win ball games for you, especially when you get in the tournament. Really good free throw shooting teams will, I think, advance further in the tournament than those that don't shoot free throws well."
One part of Cleveland's overall game that has been steady is its aggressiveness. Skeen (66-of-241, 3-point) and Chelsea Heffner (32-of-145, 3-point) are the team's leading 3-point shooters and key in the team shooting a whopping 516 three-point shots in 27 games. With Cleveland leading 4A in rebounds per game (40 ppg.) and ranking second in total charges (22), the Lady Wildcats have been able to go to the free throw line an average of 21.5 times a night. Senior guard Antonique McGee (7.8 ppg., 4.6 rpg.), senior center Tonidra Blair (7.3 ppg., 7.5 rpg.), sophomore Lauren Ashley Collins (6.1 rpg.), freshman guard Taylor Collins (3.0 rpg.) and Thigpen (7 rpg.) have done a great job have done a great job getting the rebounds, while senior Maya Richard (4.7 ppg., 2.3 apg.) has done a solid job at point guard. Richard was also named All-Region 3-4A, along with Skeen.
"This is the best perimeter shooting team that I've coached here with Chelsea Heffner and McKinnon Skeen shooting from the perimeter like they do," McCullough said. "That helps us because it makes these teams open up, because they have to defend them outside the 3-point line and that gives our slashers, Maya Richard, Antonique McGee, Brittany Thigpen and Taylor Collins, the opportunity to get to the rim. Brittany Thigpen does a really good job. She's extremely physical, and gets to the rim and that's how she gets to the free throw line so many times."
Cleveland has been close in many of its game as eight of their 12 losses have been by nine points or less.
McCullough said the team is capable of and ready to make it to the 4A State Tournament in Jackson.
"I like our chances," McCullough said. "Every coach is telling their players at this point now that our record is zero and zero because nobody cares what's happened before now or how many wins you've got. There will be some really good teams with a lot of wins that are sitting at the house come Wednesday.
"All we're interested in is survive and move on. That's what you do at this point in the season. I think we're as good as anybody. I think we're the best team in our region, and I believe we're as good as anybody in North Mississippi."


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This rug is great. The only thing is the description of the color on the web site is "white" when it is actually ivory.
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