Hello Friends!
The Luxe Red Readers' Choice Awards for 2022 are live for Voting until Friday February 4th.
I am sharing 3 entries we are included in below:
Project: Interior Design
Best Use of Color
Jewel Box Spaces
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Nadia
Business of Home Weekly Feature for January 26, 2022
Written by Janet Mercel
Check out the article HERE
Hello Design Lovers!
I am very excited to share this beautiful condo with you in the Inspired Spaces section of Colorado Homes & Lifestyles current Remodel Issue January February 2022.
Click here to see and read the full article!
Happy Reading,
Nadia
Thank you to The Spruce and Sarah Lyon, for including me in this bright article! Click here to read.
The Colors You Need to Decorate With for '70s Design Style Written by Sarah Lyon
I added Persimmon Orange to the living room upholstered benches and then pulling from the art, I choose to introduce bright yellow into the accent pillows and then green chartreuse with a textured throw.
Happy Reading!
Nadia
I am excited to share with you this My Domaine article written by Lindsey Lanquist.
Start with these ideas first from the article :
Figure Out How Much Room You Need
Declutter your space- “Before redecorating your basement, consider decluttering it. This could mean getting rid of items you no longer need. Or it could mean completely clearing out your basement. Nadia Watts, principal designer at Nadia Watts Interior Design, says she likes this approach because it gives you a “clean slate” to work from—making it easier to see what upgrades your space needs.”
Paint Your Basement an Office-Friendly Color- “One easy way to transform your basement? Repaint it. “A fresh coat of paint is a great way to start transforming the room,” Watts says.
Click here for all 19 ideas.
Happy Reading!
Nadia
Circa Lighting is on a Road Trip and they have stopped in Colorado! I am excited to share this news with you and am thankful to Circa Lighting for including me. Please click here to find my favorite fixtures.
“My clients come with a sense of their own style,” Watts says. “We work together to elevate that style and create a well-designed home that’s unique to them.”
Denver Architect names Nadia Watts Interior Design as one of the Best Interior Designers in Denver!
Click Here to see the list.
Thank you to the readers of Colorado Homes & Lifestyles for making this home one of the most-read features published in 2021! Click on the link to see the full home “This Home is an Ode to Timeless Design” Written by Kasey Harvey
Classic and Clean
Nadia
1st Dibs sent out their Top Interior Design Trends for 2022 and number 7 caught my eye… Wood, Leather and other Natural Finishes.
Late summer, I was included in “Ahead of the Curve” panel discussion at the Las Vegas Market moderated by Luxe Magazine and identified upcoming trends. I recognized the trend of using Natural Materials and Artisan Made products. I have found that using natural materials is a great way to add texture to any room and can be incorporated into many different aesthetics. With the addition of a hand made piece to your design, there is a sense of grounding and embodiment that is created in the space.
Below I have shared a few my favorite products!
Solana Sconce from Troy Lighting and Hudson Valley
Foley Stone Side Table from Palecek
Beaumont Wooden Pyramid from Global Views
Mario Arm Chair from Palecek
Nadia
PANTONE has announced Very Peri as 2022’s color of the year! PANTONE describes the color as a “Courageous presence that encourages personal inventiveness and creativity”… Very Peri is a unique color for PANTONE, it is the first time in history a new color was created for the Color of the Year.
I happened to be at The Neustadt Collection on the day the announcement came and was invited to look through the Tiffany Archival Glass and pull together a few examples that represent Very Peri to me. I am amazed to think this glass was originally made in the early 1900’s and now relates in color to the trends of today, 100 years later. What a special day to handle this glass.
I look forward to seeing where Very Peri pops up throughout the design world in 2022!
Nadia
