Japanese interior design with a touch of minimalism. | My Design Agenda
I’ve always loved the idea of living in Washington, D.C.’s Georgetown neighborhood and this stunning 1901 rowhouse published by House Beautiful is keeping the dream alive. Located on a charming cobblestone street, the interiors were decorated by Nashville-based designer Sarah Bartholomew (see more of her work here and here). The result? A stunningly chic space …
Green-yellow walls and botanical motifs join traditional furnishings to form a classic, nature-inspired master bedroom. What we love: This bedroom embraces traditional without being stuffy. The key to the laid-back vibe is unfussy window treatments and bedding, and one statement-making piece of furniture (the handsome four-poster) paired with a nonmatching, but perfectly fitting, nightstand.
