Joni Webb and Color Healing Radio

At the small chance you haven't seen this amazing room by talented designer Joni Webb of Cote de Texas, here it is for your viewing pleasure! My absolute favorite thing about the space is the furniture. The slipcovered sofa and all the lovely pieces covered in Windsor Smith’s seafoam Riad fabric are truly exquisite! I adore the natural element of the burlap, seagrass, and bamboo too. And the aqua walls (Makaha by Pratt and Lambert)...of course. I can't wait to see even more of the room...stay tuned to her blog because soon she'll be sharing the dining room and kitchen. Until then, read all about this amazing room and see more picture of it here!

Before you leave, I want to direct you over to Color Healing Radio where I had the pleasure of being interviewed by color therapist Eleyne Austen Sharp. It was my first ever radio interview, so I was super nervous! But Eleyne has to be one of the nicest, most genuine people I've met. We talked color for a half an hour on her online radio show Luminaries, which will air on Saturday, March 13 at 3PM EST. It will be available to listen to or download here at any point afterward though, so feel free to check it out any time! Let me know what you think! :)

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All About Blue with House Beautiful

If you're me and you see a cover like this in your mailbox, you know it's going to be a good day.

Then you read the editor's letter only to find that Stephen Drucker mentions your little old blog?

Now THAT, my friends, is a fantastic day!
Isn't that a hoot?! I can't get over it!

Seriously though, if you like blue/turquoise even a little bit, you're going to drool endlessly over this issue. It's jam-packed with so much eye-candy I can hardly stand it. Not only that, but I know many of you will appreciate the color section where they go over which blue paint colors designers use the most. All those yummy paint swatches are making me crazy to get out of my rental! If you're even thinking about painting, definitely grab this issue.

Last but not least, that stunning cover features a room designed by none other than Tobi Fairley. If that image alone won't entice you to check out this blue issue, I don't know what will! Maybe the fact that her project received a 10-page feature inside?! Here's a sneak peak I took off her blog. I know how much you all love the Marjorie Skouras chandelier!

So thanks for the mention, Stephen Drucker! Rest assured the first thing I'm doing when I visit Paris is heading over to rue Jacob to check out that shop! It sounds truly magical.

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Wow!

House Beautiful

I need to send a huge thank you to Terri Sapienza of the Washington Post. I am truly honored that House of Turquoise was chosen as one of her 10 Best Picks to Click for 2008, especially considering the list includes such amazing and inspirational design blogs. I couldn't be more thrilled!

Absolutely Beautiful Things
Cote de Texas
Decorno
Elements of Style
Making It Lovely
Oliveaux
Style Court
Urban Grace Interiors
Velvet & Linen

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Thank you!

Ngoc Minh Ngo Photography

I just want to give a big thanks to Terri Sapienza and the Washington Post for including House of Turquoise in Blog Watch this week. What an honor...again! Welcome to any new readers!

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