Recently, I did a post on sofas and couches that Miles Redd has used
in his designs. The subject of this post is Miles Redd's own New York
City town home. What a fantastic facade don't you think? Superchic
with monotone paint, striped awnings and European style shutters that
frame the outside of all the windows.
The door is painted in a very pretty Robin's Egg sort of blue.
This kitchen has got to be one of the most ogled kitchens on the web.
And of course, it belongs to none other than Miles Redd. I'm not even
a fan of black kitchens and I'm in complete awe of this one. Lacquered
black walls and cabinets with a unique countertop material - glass. It's
not very practical but it sure is unique. I bet it made you look twice. The
flooring is gorgeous as are the lamps he used under the cabinets.
State of the art appliances including a TV monitor built in.
A look from above those glass countertops.
Miles always pays special attention to doors and these zebra covered
doors with nail head trimming is no different. Super fun and chic.
It makes one at least consider pink as a paint color
even if one has never considered it before.
Here's a beautiful photo of Miles REdd's bedroom.
A picture that captures a gorgeous mood.
The same bedroom with Miles Redd on his own bed.
I love that he tufted the headboard all the way to the top.
The bedroom leads to a completely mirrored dressing room and bathroom.
Talk about stepping into a fantasy. You'd probably imagine a dressing
like this would belong to an old Hollywood silent film star.
You can see the sink and vanity from here and the marble encased
bath tub in the mirror opposite of the vanity. Totally over the top.
I'm not entirely sure I could live in a room covered entirely in
mirrors but it's a cool room to check out.
When it comes to Miles REdd's outdoor space, it is absolutely
like a dream - straight out of a fantasy. I love the color palette
and all of the things he has done with it.
Simply amazing with the turquoise Trompe-l'oeil trellis which is
out of this world. The black and white harlequin patterend floors
really finishes the space off.
Photos from New York Social Diary,
New York Times, Domino and Miles REdd's site.
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