Mom Style Monday: Rest & Relaxation

Here is a tribute to rest and relaxation. With some beautiful beds and just as lovely lounge wear, we celebrate the bit of shut-eye we are able to squeeze into our hectic lives.  Sleep in style, my friends!

XOXO!

Genelle & Nneka

Bed: Goodman Charlton

Pajama trousers: Agent Provocateur

Bed: Jolene Smith Interiors

Babydoll: Victoria's Secret

Bed: Amy Hopkins Designs

Pajamas: Agent Provocateur

Bed: Environment Furniture 

Pajamas: Natori 

Sleep Mask: Anthropologie

Bed: Z Gallerie

Robe: Her Room

Bed: Roche Bobois

Pajamas: J. Crew

Bed: Roche Bobois

Chemise: La Perla

 Bed: Roche Bobois

Caftan: Natori

Bed: Erinn V Maison

Robe: Agent Provocateur

Bed: Redford House

Gown: Natori

Carpet Diem

They say if you chase two rabbits, they both get away, but as an artist, there is a particular discomfort in being confined.  Being singly labeled a wardrobe stylist or interior designer never quite fit into my desire to work in multiple disciplines...nor did it reflect my ability, education or body of work.  Succumbing to one label also seemed to limit the potential of my business, which contradicted the ideas so thoroughly instilled by business school. With the hope of encouraging professional cross pollination, we will regularly salute designers that dare to take a leap of faith into uncharted territory.

So, as I observe the market, it is no surprise that an increasing number of companies are looking to crossover into new areas. The skills required to be exceptional in fashion design don't always translate to home furnishings, but these houses have translated their unique aesthetic to home furnishings, particularly luxurious carpets, wonderfully. Here's to seizing a sizable opportunity and building a solid (though soft) foundation in a new industry!

XOXO,

G

Alexander McQueen

 Calvin Klein

Fendi

Marni

Missoni

Paul Smith

Ralph Lauren

Vivienne Westwood