GUCCI - Home Decor !!

Gucci - velvet tufted 3-panel screen

7.5' tall but 8' wide

Made in Italy

The fact that they're even Making panelled screens I think is awesome.

I didn't put the prices because the point is to get inspired and build or

find something similar, not actually Buy these ridiculously $$ items.

But the screens are $25K+

Love this 50s catalogue-style image of the

chair collection

Gucci - tropical 3-panel screen

Lurex tropical jacquard

Gucci - floral and bees 4-panel screen

Beechwood

Height: 6.5 feet

Width: 8.5 feet

Gucci - Lurex jacquard three panel screen 

6' wide 7.5' tall

Engineered wood (MDF)!

Wood chair with embroidered bee

Bordeaux painted beechwood

Gucci - Velvet cushion with Kingsnake embroidery

100% feather fill

$1,500 CAD

Fumus, Star Eye candle 

dark and intense fragrance of birch, orange leaves and beeswax

Burn time: 68 hours

C$ 420

Herbarium beetle incense burner

White porcelain stag beetle with Herbarium motif and opening to hold incense stick

Porcelain

$370

Gucci - Pineapple print wallpaper

Gucci - Heron print wallpaper

Warm Rooms for a Happy Year

Welcome to the redesigned LBS of Flesh fashion blog!

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Let's start the year off w/ some beautiful Interiors!

No rhyme or reason here, just chose rooms I like that feel warm to me

a Robert Couturier victorian style living room

Frédéric Malle's dining room

Pink rug, deep green walls & matching chairs.

Le Salon Hollandais - the dining room at Chateau De Groussay by designer Emilio Terry.

It was built in 1815 by the duchesse de Charest, a daughter of the governess of 

Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette's children.

Love the large globes on the chandelier - looks like glowing fruit on a vine!

Room at the Lyford Cay Club in the Bahamas by designer Tom Scheerer

Reminds me of Golden Girls for some reason.

Love this deep turquoise wall with the gold velvet armchairs

Black-stained wood-panelled foyer by Rafael de Cárdenas 

a blush-colored dining room w/ sandstone dining table by Celerie Kemble

David Netto’s midcentury house, built by architect Richard Neutra in 1959.

Just look at that exposed fireplace! So chic.

Warm corner window workspace.

1853 Second Empire Victorian parlour in Ohio.

designer Kelly Wearstler's black front hall

Designer Jeffrey Bilhuber's Long Island home, built in 1668.

The hallway is papered with Quadrille wallpaper, a historical reissue called Climbing Hydrangea that first appeared in a scene in Gone with the Wind (1940).

I found the same paper in purple used in a bedroom

The pink guest bathroom in Jeffrey Bilhuber's home.

Calm, bright but warm nursery

a serene dining room in Brooklyn by Tom Scheerer

A busy living room that I just had to include because of the

Sweet little armchair for a child with a fawn-print fabric 

(they call it antelope print)

Warm grey bedroom by Artistic Design

The flat of interior designers Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent.

A little too white, but the gold tufted chairs and textured rug warm it up.

Stunning foyer