This week's fabulous room is a cozy and charming dining nook that is featured in the October 2009 issue of Homes and Gardens magazine from the UK. I love the gorgeous, deep peacock blue hue (Windward Blue from Sanderson Spectrum) used on the wall. The tall, bright white baseboard adds a great contrast. The room feels a little rustic thanks to the antique Swedish table and chairs and the Nordic sofa. The antique Victorian bread boards on the wall add a charming touch and create visual interest in the room. I also like how well the deep blue paint is complemented by the choice of fabrics. It looks like a beautiful place to start one's day.
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Love that name for a wall color. Deep peacock blue. What a collection of bread boards.
I agree, the fabrics look stunning against the deep blue walls. I love it!
Who would have thought to put bread boards on a wall. It just goes to show that everything looks better en masse.
i LOVE the contrast of the natural wood on those blue walls. fantastic find!
Love the chairs! I also love the UK's Homes and Gardens magazine. I adore English gardens...
It's alright. It looks a little too "white" if you know what I mean.
I like this Fabulous Room Friday feature! And I love it that you commented on the breadboards & the baseboards!
Have a great weekend.
Lisa
Not sure how I feel about the furniture but that gorgeous wall color alone makes the room worthy of "room of the week" status. Have a great weekend, Paloma!
the bread boards are fascinating! Love the room!
couldn't agree with you more.. just georgeous! love everything about this room! xo. happy weekend!
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