{Carolyn Murphy}
I love spaces in neutral, high-contrast palettes that feature a chic mix of antiques along with both traditional and modern pieces. When you mix in interesting textures, warm woods, woven natural fibers, white plaster, and touches of green, the results are always chic. This is the look I love the most and the way that I personally prefer to live– classic, polished, and timeless. What could be better? The same certainly goes for fashion– simple silhouettes with special details in a classic palette of black, white, and camel are not only perfect for spring, but for any time of year. Whoever said neutral is boring is sorely mistaken in my book! 
{Atelier AM}
{La Cool et Chic}
{Ellsworth Kelly}
{Ford Huniford}
{Giorgia Tordini}
{Agnes Martin}
{Reed Krakoff}
{La Cool et Chic}
{Isam Noguchi}
{La Terasse du Mini Palais}
{Oscar de la Renta}
{Ethan Cook}
{Deeda Blair}
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{Valentino}
{Josef Albers}
{Stephen Sills}
{Rosetta Getty}
{Richard Prince}
{Kapito Muller}
{Sofia Sanchez Berrenchea}
{Richard Serra}
{Mark D. Sikes}
{ELLE}
{Laszlo Moholy Nagy}
{Reed Krakoff via Architectural Digest}
{Fashion Magpie}
{William Turnbull}
{Jenni Kayne}
{Pinterest}
{Ellsworth Kelly}
{Atelier AM}
{Pernille Teisbaek via Harper’s Bazaar}
{Agnes Martin}
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Love everything about this post. Now if I could only figure out a way to make my legs grow then I’d look as chic as our interiors!-Laurel Bledsoe
I enjoyed each and every one of these photos. You captured a feel that is cohesive, calming and compelling with this collection. Thank you for sharing your talent and time.
Thank you so much, Donna! That truly means a lot.
One of my favorite of your fashion and interiors posts–EVER!! Gorgeous!! Had to comment and thank you!!
Thank you so much!
Great post !!! I really loved this one !
Thanks, Anita! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Spectacular images, each and every one! I love neutrals as well. Thanks for this fabulous post. Brenda
Thank you, Brenda!
There is something so soothing about this color palate. My favorite!
I totally agree, Rhonda! Thanks for reading!
Stunning post. So much to enjoy from each and every photograph
Thank you, Karen!
Your in the mood posts are my FAVORITE!
I also love high contrast spaces!!
The art in this post reminds me of fellow artist I spoke on a panel with last month–Jordan Grove.
He trained in graphic design and began musing on our use of the written word and letter as a culture. We no longer write the word and cherish them. So as a way of pushing back on the new standard of our use of letters he began abstracting them as art. The result is really beautiful! http://jgrove.com/Abecedarium-1
I’m so glad you enjoyed the post! Thank you so much for turning me on to Jordan’s work. I love it. Truly beautiful!