

Here's a little Thursday treat: Anne Coyle has updated her site with new projects. I think you will notice her signature use of lavender (she was ahead of the curve on that) as well as her beloved black-and-white graphic stripes (zebra and vertical). The interiors are timeless but, as always, youthful and glamorous. I'm coveting the powder room above.

Sometimes the influence of Frédéric Méchiche's work can be seen in Coyles' projects. Above, stripes in a bath at the Méchiche-designed Hotel Le A.

Méchiche's dining room, circa 1996. Image via CNN.
15 comments:
I'm coveting them all! Thanks for sharing -- definitely a Thursday treat.
Love your blog, by the way :)
thanks jennifer!
The stripes are sort of Dorothy Draperish...
Meg, yes and also there's a male French designer I think Anne admires who uses stripes like this -- I'll butcher his name without reaching for a book! Freder... Mech...
I'm really embarrassing myself with the spelling!
frederic mechiche
Freddie M. (ha!) designed the prettiest bathroom ever - you know the one- with the brass tub. It's jsut gorgeous. can't wait to check out the new web site. thanks for getting the word out.
I especially love a woman with such coy and cunning inner chic all created from the depths of mother-hood and evolving into a stylish business. there's hope.
love that bathroom mirror!
love the bathroom with the stripes and how the stone surround fits the tub. Really enjoyed the Designer's Daughter post too - great inspiration there.
Stripes are my thing.
I am a huge Anne fan, so it is really fun for me to see that mirror in the powder room! (Psst..I have the same one in mine.) Seeing her powder room is giving me ideas as to what to do with the walls! :)
Love Anne, can't wait to check on her site.
Great post! You were the one who originally introduced me to Anne Coyle, and I love her work.
thanks sarah!
All of her black and white stripes are fab.
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