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    Jungalow by the Mountain in Architectural Digest

    1sgtgBy 1sgtgJune 27, 2022Updated:June 27, 2022No Comments5 Mins Read
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    To cite a favourite track of the second “Ask for what I need and by some means, it discover me!!” I can’t consider I’m typing these phrases however I AM ON THE COVER OF ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST!!! Holy guacamole.  I couldn’t think about a extra thrilling technique to share our new residence, #JungalowByTheMountain with all of you — than with these gorgeous photographs captured by my pal, the unimaginable Jenna Peffley and an Open Door video taking you room to room:

    You’ll be able to learn the AD article right here, written by Sydney Gore And don’t overlook to select up the difficulty in print!! Over the subsequent few weeks and months, I shall be sharing extra of the method, behind the scenes and sources for every thing in our new residence on IG and right here on the weblog.

    And for now, I’ll go away you with a couple of of my favourite snaps from the shoot, with sources under:

    Picture by Jenna Peffley / Architectural Digest

    I like arched niches and I wished to provide this one a bit of second to shine so we painted and outlined the area of interest in yellow after which surrounded it in Moroccan brass mirrors. I discovered the 1980’s console desk and fell in love with the easy form and the chunky-ness. On prime of the console and within the area of interest, I show items that symbolize pleasure, abundance, safety, life and connection, so these emotions stick with us and our friends as we come and go.

    SOURCES:
    Paint Colours:
    Backside half: Farrow & Ball Ointment Pink (Archive assortment)
    Higher half: Farrow & Ball Pink Floor
    Yellow Stripe and within the area of interest: Farrow & Ball Citron
    Classic portray bought at Souk in Marrakech
    Brass solar face sculpture by PAUL BELLARDO c. 1960’s, bought at Rose Bowl Flea market
    Classic console desk c. 1980’s from Chairish.com
    Assortment of brass Moroccan mirrors (assortment from numerous places over a few years)
    Ceramic Up Down Wall Sconce by In Widespread With bought from lightology.com
    Early twentieth century Ethiopian Jimma stool bought at a flea market many moons in the past 🙂

    Picture by Jenna Peffley / Architectural Digest

    Learn extra about our yard and pool renovation right here. And under, discover all of the sources.

    Lounge chairs by Safavieh from House Depot
    Sunbrella Indoor/ Outside Chaise Lounge Cushions in yellow from Overstock.com
    Pillows, Solar and Striped pillows by Opalhouse Designed with Jungalow from Goal.
    Feather and chicken pillows, customized constituted of ‘Jungalow by Justina Blakeney’ Inside Out Efficiency Materials from Fabricut
    Rugs: Justina Blakeney X Loloi Rugs Pisolino Assortment from Jungalow
    Fringe umbrellas and yellow towels from Enterprise Pleasure Co.
    Crimson towels from Anthropologie 
    Waterline tile: 4X4 Sant Gervasi tile from Latin Accents, small 2X2 Sant Gervasi accent tile, 6×6 celadon porcelain discipline tile- Bought from Mission Tile WestCement Tile on “stage” space, Sage hex Cement tile from Zia Tile

    Picture by Jenna Peffley / Architectural Digest

    Our bed room in our previous residence was very vivid in white and gold, so we determined to go moodier with this one, and painted the entire thing in a teal limewash. I LOVE how this room got here out–feels very magical.

    Sources:

    Paint: Sydney Harbor Limewash in Blue Reef
    Chair: Moses Pencil Rattan swivel chair, Justina Blakeney for Selamat (now not in manufacturing)
    Chair Cushions: Customized cushions made with Justina Blakeney Rainforest Jacquard cloth by Valdese Weavers
    Pillow on Chair: Justina Blakeney for Loloi Rugs
    The portray is by my late nice Uncle, Bert Paul Kun (it’s a portrait of my Nice Aunt Sylvia, his spouse)
    Curtains:  City Outfitters
    Curtain rods: Parachute House
    Small, glass prime aspect desk by Adrian Pearsall c. 1970’s, bought at Rose Bowl Flea Market
    Classic Mexican Tree of Life Candelabra from the Pasadena Vintage Middle and Annex

    Picture by Jenna Peffley / Architectural Digest

    That is my residence workplace–I’ve two desks on this area, one for artwork, and one for laptop work and it’s an invigorating and provoking place to get all my inventive juices flowing.

    Sources:

    Paint: Calke Inexperienced, Farrow&Ball
    Hutch: Classic from Jayson House
    Window Shades: selectblinds.com
    Chair: Classic chair Upholstered in Tigris jacquard cloth by Justina Blakeney X Valdese Weavers
    Classic crimson Suzani blanket bought in Istanbul Grand Bazaar
    Rattan Flooring Lamp – Opalhouse™ designed with Jungalow™ – Goal
    Rug: Malik Rug, Justina Blakeney X Loloi Rugs

    Picture by Jenna Peffley / Architectural Digest

    In our front room, we added the floor-to-ceiling cabinets to make room for my beloved tchotchkes. That is the guts of the house! We left some spindles too as a to not the unique structure. The couch from Clad House is extremely snug and great.
    Off to make some music!

    Sources:

    Paint Colours:

    Farrow & Ball Ointment Pink (Archive assortment)
    Farrow & Ball Breakfast Room Inexperienced (in cabinets)
    Farrow & Ball Pink Floor (ceiling and higher partitions)

    Paloma Couch in Maestro Loden Cloth by Clad House
    Chairs: c. 1980’s swivel chairs in unique cloth, bought from @ModernHaus
    C. 1970’s Tulip espresso desk in pure crimson marble (classic)
    Tassel pillow: Justina Blakeney for Loloi Rugs:  Jungalow.com
    Lorenzo Chandeliers, Soho House
    Pencil Rattan Console desk c. 1970’s bought on Chairish.com
    Yellow Spherical Throw Pillow – Opalhouse™ designed with Jungalow™- Goal

    Gotta thank my unimaginable contractors @newgenerationimprovements for making our home a house with love, pace and good vibes. 🙏🏽🙌🏽 Because of my bestie boo @beautybysole for make-up, @tammyyi for hair, @bettina_bati for wardrobe styling. Because of the entire workforce at AD and particularly @AmyAstley @alevasseur1 and @michaelsshome and to the unimaginable Group at @Thejungalow for alllll the work serving to with styling, coordination and allll the issues 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 @kbing @alecisamazing @pipermenell @jazvondee @kimelle @sararezrose @kellyreneg @mrs.tfd @koloredkrowns in addition to @hightidebrands and @laruepr 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 

    Architectural Digest Jungalow Mountain
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