Monday morning sweethearts! A lovely morning here, very cold but beautiful. From the comfort of your computer chair, or maybe you are lying in bed with your laptop -careful with this position you might hurt your back- let me take you all the way to Spain to visit interior designer Jaime Parladé's home. Located in Carmona, near Sevilla, I think you can find every colour of the rainbow in this eclectic and very inviting home.
The blue painted ceiling and beams and the Moroccan table make a statement in this porch. With a view to a pool, an owl figure was placed in the corner in an attempt to scare off pigeons. Mmm, I don't think that works. If I were a pigeon I'd definitely stand on its head.
A recovered trumeau mirror above the mantel designed by Jaime Parladé. On the left, the portrait of a former British Governor of Gibraltar. Notice how the beams have been painted a different colour for each room throughout the house.
Primary colours and rustic furniture.
The bullfighting poster was painted by Anthony Fry.
Painting by Tim Behrens.
Combination of styles for the master bedroom: ethnic embroidered fabrics, a Moroccan night table, and an English mirror.
This nook in the master bedroom was furnished with a Queen Anne high back sofa covered with an Indian fabric.
Let me know if you like this style!
