Love that inky inky blue wall. With crisp white trim.
And, the pinstripe. Love that pinstripe.
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Kelly Robson
High Street Market shop co-founder, interior designer, wife to Dave, and mommy to William and June. Living in Philadelphia, born and raised in California. Renovating a historic home and trying to enjoy all the beautiful things in life.INSTAGRAM @HighStreetMarket
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I absolutely LOVE dark inky colors as a backdrop to a dining room. So cool.
I love the whole design of this room. It's perfect! I also love the new spring items in your shop. I can't believe some of the great finds you come across. You must have great antique stores that you go too? Love the owl lamp!
I agree! It looks so sharp.
We painted our media room Hague Blue (Farrow and Ball) love, love, love it!
So gorgeous, and I feel like the dining room is a great place to take some risks! Are you contemplating this color for a room in your house (for someday, of course!)?
Maggie Rose-- I REALLY love this navy, and posted it with a client in mind (we're painting the dining room a darker, risky color and I am using rooms like this as inspiration). And now that you mention it... maybe a dark navy like this would be great in our house (whenever we get to that point!). RIght now I keep thinking light and bright... but maybe a little navy is in order. :)
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Kelly
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