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A Glamorous Country Style Home, Full Of Color And Bold Prints

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My favorate interior design project from countryliving. This is a 19th-century houses in New York’s Catskills, renovate by Gotham magazine lifestyle editor, Jason Oliver Nixon, and decorator John Loecke , now it is a weekend retreat, full of color, bold prints, and a playful spirit.

Black kitchen cabinets, colorful decoration

Built-in drawers and storage cubbies compensate for no closets.

A Chinese-Inspired Railing

A Chinese-Inspired Railing, green color

This railing was inspired by a Chinese garden bridge.

Modern English Country Living Room

Modern English Country Living Room
The overall design was meant to harken to the classic interiors found in the English country house of a century ago–rooms filled with antiques, sculptural furniture pieces, and botanical patterns and prints on the walls. John and Jason reinterpreted the look, however, by introducing some decidedly offbeat pieces, including silver scallop sconces, giraffe print pillows, and a tropical-inspired chandelier.

Green Bathroom

Green Bathroom
Faux bathroom paneling was crafted of 4×4’s.

Flea Market Equestrian Prints

Flea Market Equestrian Prints
Flea-market equestrian prints pop against a chocolate-brown wall.

Colorful Tableware

Colorful Tableware

“By putting a few pieces of large furniture in a small space, a room feels bigger,” observes John. “It’s a trick of the eye and a fact about decorating that surprises.”

Vibrant Bedroom

Patterns in home design

Using Patterns

Eclectic Living Room

Eclectic Living Room

Glassware Display, shelves

Glassware Display

photo credit: Lucas Allen

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