The latest ADAC Behind The Windows is inspired by travel, near and far places from around the world. When you look I’d love to know what inspires you?
Behind The Windows is an interior design series of window display vignettes showcasing furnishings in the Atlanta design center. Ten interior designers from the southeast US were chosen to create the displays.
Since travel, design and culture are 3 of my favorite things I couldn’t wait to see the new series of windows. They didn’t disappoint. Here’s a look at 2 of my favorite Behind The Windows designs.
Inspiration Room – Jaipur, India
by James Wheeler Designs
“From it’s old world architecture and rich use of color, to it’s juxtaposition of old and new, I looked to the Indian city of Jaipur for inspiration.”
James Wheeler | James Wheeler Designs
I had the opportunity to meet James Wheeler this week and hear him speak about what inspired him and how he created his design.
This space beckons you into it’s serenity. The pink walls, the canopy draped bed, all the natural elements and the Indian carpets speak peace in this space.
My favorite pieces in the room – the chair and lounger. #chairlove
This Hellman Chang lounge chair is perfect for a nature lover.
This chair is a handcrafted work of art. I fell in love with it. Take a look at it close-up to see the details.
Inspiration Room – Detroit, Michigan
by Cloth & Kind
“In a nod to the boom that Detroit experienced during the WWII era, we created a grand Art Deco inspired space that blends eclectic style with traditional crafts motifs with Machine Age materials that were prevalent at the time.”
Tami Ramsay & Krista Nye Schwartz | CLOTH & KIND
My favorite pieces in the room – wallpaper & chandelier.
#wallpaper love
Handcrafted Tania wallpaper in shades of purple and tan.
The Ada Chandelier from Lisa Ellis for Hawthorne House
Are you inspired and
ready to travel?
This Behind The Windows series is displayed until next spring.
Until next time …
