I recently stumbled across an article from February's Vogue that gave a glimpse into the Southampton home of designer Tory Burch. I was blown away by some of the rooms in her house so instead of doing a Room of the Week, this will be more of a Rooms of the Week post. Much like her collections, Tory Burch's home is filled with tons of bold patterns and different textures. For some people this may be a bit too much but I think her home is so true to who she is. It's so unique! I absolutely love it. I noticed a lot of woven textures, especially in her living room. She also used a lot of blues and greens in several of the rooms in her home, colors perfect for a hampton's home. She uses many different patterns in one room but they all compliment each other in the best way. Even though there's a lot of "stuff" everywhere, it's not too cluttered, it's still a relaxed and inviting space. Loves it!
I've never been a fan of wicker furniture. I think it's an okay solution for outdoor patios but I would never put a piece of wicker furniture in my own home. That is until I discovered the Australian based company The Family Love Tree. Designer/stylist Katie Graham was inspired by the people and culture of Bali when she visited the breathtaking city on her honeymoon. She takes intricately crafted rattan furniture, handcrafted screens and macramé hangers and pairs them with colorful printed fabrics and vintage saris. I was especially impressed with their rattan Peacock Bedhead, a delicately ornate headboard. Their pieces are such a breath of fresh air to me. I love the bohemian vibe they give off. They're so beautiful and such an statement piece for any bedroom. 
For this weeks room of the week I chose something that is totally outside of my comfort zone in terms of my personal taste. With that being said, I seriously think this room is fabulous. I love how eclectic, modern and funky it is. Perfect pops of bright colors and cool patterns are everywhere you look. Who would've though you could mix florals and animal prints and geometric patterns and put them all in one room. It's a lot when you break it down but it just works so well in this space. Loves it! 