Loving Meg Braff's 1960's Palm Beach Aesthetic!

 It's no shock, but I've come across another Meg Braff Interiors design that I LOVE.

I found these images on House Beautiful's website yesterday while perusing photos

 of 1960's Palm Beach style.

Designing a space that is both sophisticated and playful is a difficult balance to strike, and Meg always seems to hit the nail on the head.

I posted this dining room picture yesterday, but I had to come back for more.

I'm in love with the yellow trellis wallpaper and the bamboo dining chairs.

 How interesting is this staircase?

 I love that the neutral wallpaper in this room is still in a fun print!

It brings the power of monochromatic to a whole new level.

images via Meg Braff for HouseBeautiful.com

What do you think of Meg's lovely design?

Another Note on Meg Braff....

I wanted to make another little note on designer Meg Braff that I spoke of yesterday. 

Besides designing tons of FABULOUS spaces, she also has her own wallpaper and fabrics line.

You can find it here: Meg Braff Designs

A few of my favorite wallpaper designs below....

 Up A Tree

 Sampan

Love this red bamboo print on a neutral background. I would use it for a fancy dining room or perhaps a fun bathroom with high gloss red lacquer vanities!

1stdibs.com

How amazing would these look as his/hers sinks?!

 Sasa

Kikki

These wallpaper's are so fun and I love their mid-century modern feel.

They would look great with the mid-century pieces from Room Service  to accent them.

These are all great choices....

Which wallpaper and furniture combination would you choose?

Design Obsession......Meg Braff

I am notoriously the technically-un-saavy one in my family.

Something I was reminded of today when I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to get the images out of the new Coastal Living.

Because I am in LOVE with the West Palm Beach home of designer, Meg Braff.

Again, I was so desperate to share the images, that I snapped them with my iPhone.

 the designer herself, Meg Braff

 Look at her closet. TO DIE FOR.

Of course the magazine article made me curious about other homes in her portfolio.

And they're just as gorgeous.

images via Coastal Living and Meg Braff Interiors

What I really like about Meg's work is that her range is so wide. She can do the classic 1960's Palm Beach look or she can execute a more paired down demure aesthetic. My favorite designers are the one's that have a whole bunch of looks up their sleeve!