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EDITORIAL FEATURE “Inside the Room” with Nadia Watts
Dive inside Nadia Watts' 2024 Palm Beach Kip's Bay Show House Room! Take a closer look at the front loggia and gallery entrance and hear about the process from Nadia herself!
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Check out all 10 ideas HERE Written by OONAGH TURNER
I suggest:
MAKE THE VERY MOST OF YOUR WALL ART
Think about where you hang your frame too, urges Nadia Watts of Nadia Watts Interior Design. ‘Most people hang their art too high; this can make even the fanciest art look cheap. A good rule is to hang your art at 60” from the floor, and centered.’
'Once you have it hung correctly, light it up! There are a lot of great products on the market for this, including wireless art lights that you can stick right on your wall, and angled can lights that will allow you to light your artwork from the ceiling,’ adds Nadia.
Breathe new life into old digs Written by Perri Ormont Blumberg
Click HERE for all 11 Design Ideas! I loved being in good company with Noz Nozawa in this article!
For designer Nadia Watts, art gallery vibes balance otherwise neutral furnishings.
Rotate your art as if you’re in a gallery. You’ll be amazed at the difference a simple tweak can make. Changing the location of your art can dictate a novel approach to transforming the rest of your living room space. Denver-based Nadia Watts of Nadia Watts Design brought in a grouping of artwork from other rooms to curate a new aesthetic by pulling colors from the paintings into the pillows. “This created a new relationship in the room that was not there,” she says.
Swapping pillow covers is a simple way to shift living room design. Nadia Watts likes to “freshen up” a room by changing all the printed throw pillows to bold and solid colors. Color blocking sends a message that the room is polished and no-nonsense. Patterns, on the other hand, create playfulness and exude a certain personality.
Photos: Emily Minton-Redfield
Recently, John Eric Home sat down with Nadia Watts of the iconic American Tiffany family to discuss her new collection, her family, and life. Nadia has seamlessly captured the ethereal essence of Tiffany glass in a tangible fabric line.
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Written by Maryn Liles
Magazine Designer Stephanie Miller
I am very excited to share with you… "Find Your Colors" just hit the shelves and includes a feature with my color picks! The Paint Issue includes 2023’s hottest paint color combos including my favorite paint colors for 2023 and how to effortlessly mix and match color.
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Warm up to a more colorful home with these tips written by Sarah Lyon
I shared with Sarah my approach for selecting paint colors:
“Say you are done with gray and ready for a change,” Watts says. “Gray typically has a cool undertone, so start looking at blues that have a little bit of green in them. You can always go lighter or darker on the spectrum, depending on how dramatic you want your room.”
Architectural Digest AD It Yourself
9 Living Room Design Ideas Designers Swear By By Perri Ormont Blumberg
Move Wall Art…
“Rotate your art as if you’re in a gallery. You’ll be amazed at the difference a simple tweak can make. Changing the location of your art can dictate a novel approach to transforming the rest of your living room space.”
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Architectural Digest
The Most Underrated Paint Colors, According to 20 Designers Written by Sarah Lyon
American Cheese and Nacho Cheese by Benjamin Moore
“Two warm colors I use that are underrated are Benjamin Moore American Cheese and Nacho Cheese. These are in the middle of the color deck, and at first glance seem to have a fair amount of white, but don’t be fooled by this. Once they are up on the walls they are cheerful and a breath of fresh air.” —Nadia Watts
CHECK OUT ALL THE UNDERRATED PAINT COLORS HERE
