From There: Playing off the tones in that initial fabric, she selected a host of others. “I’ve got a laissez-faire approach to patterns,” Richardson said. “I like to jumble them up and not overthink it.”
Next: To offer a bit of relief from that rowdy mix, she chose pale neutrals for the remainder of the room’s upholstered pieces. The curtains are similarly understated, lest they detract from the view.
Living Room
Then: A bit of solid blue, courtesy of a pair of Pottery Barn children’s chairs, adds welcome weight – grounding the room without overwhelming it.
Bright Idea!
Storage baskets under a coffee table keep kids’ toys – or other clutter – out of sight.
Living Room
Finally: As in the kitchen-dining area, Richardson relied on natural textures – a wood coffee table, bamboo and wicker side tables, woven baskets – for warmth.
Master Bedroom
Richardson departed from her blue-green palette in the room she shares with her husband, who wanted red. The pro worked with her spouse the same way she does with clients: She gave him a pile of fabric samples and asked him to weed out the ones he didn’t like. And to ensure that the decor still made sense with the rest of the house, Richardson added liberal doses of blue.
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