A BATH MADE FOR HER

Had a wonderful whirlwind weekend in San Francisco with TE.  Saw friends (JO & TO), family (my sweet cousins ES & MS), dined, walked, threatened to jump on a trolley car, took a million photos (will share those later) and went to a San Francisco 49ers football game (TE's favorite team...they won).  After a late night dinner at the legendary Zuni Cafe.  Had to get on a early flight back to Los Angeles for work this morning - working at the beach if you can believe it.  Hard hard life?  Right?

Anyhoo, after the hustle and bustle of the weekend...I could use some down time in a lovely girly bathroom like this.  A long soak in the tub just relaxing.  I like this white marble bath with the stand alone tub,  Imperial Trellis wallpaper and the lovely vanity under the oval window with the lucite chair.  Feminine...made for a girl I think...guys I am sure would enjoy it too.

Happy Monday!

xo
Coco

Photos: Tiffany Eastman Design

FEARLESS HOME DECOR

An all hot pink living room! (above)

Fearless home decorating...would you be able to take the plunge and dive right in and decorate rooms like this?  Makes an incredibly powerful statement...rather playful and fun too.  But could you actually imagine daring yourself to design without fear.

A hot pink living room,  A bathroom bathed in black and white even in the sink bowl basin.

"Wow" is all I can say!

Very eye catching (an understatement really).  A little scary to actually imagine taking design risks like these.  Could you do it?

Black and white tiled bathroom with a twist. (above)

Are you design daring?  Could you do it?  Please weigh in on comments below.

I wish I had 4 houses.  In one of those houses, I would definitely be fearless (have the decor outlined for the other 3 already!).  As of right now, I simply have one very tiny cottage in the Hollywood Hills...so cannot completely put fears aside...but I can dream.  I would do the black and white bathroom.  Would leave the hot pink living room for my best of friend AM!

Happy Saturday!

xo
Coco

Photos: Agent Bauer/Lo Bjurulf