A House Is Not A Home... Until You Accessorize by marcellas reynolds
MAKE YOUR HOME YOUR OWN If clothes make the man and accessories make the outfit, then it follows that furniture makes the home and accessories make it special. What you put into your home is an expression of you. Think of that throw pillow as a Turnbull & Asser pocket square—or that amazing lamp as great pair of Garrard earrings. And in that vein, think of Kelly Wearstler as the Carolina Herrera of interiors and Jonathan Adler as the John Varvatos of your sexy pied-à-terre.
Jonathan Adler Capri Teardrop Lamp $275
It was Cornelius Celsus who said, “Live in rooms full of light.” Lamps brighten, cast shadow, set mood and now are sexy. Form meets function. dler
Who doesn’t love a candle? What other home acces- sory serves so many purposes? A subtle light source that can evoke a mood or even a memory. Delirium & Co. Scarlet Grapefruit Candle $38
Picture frames are the most personal of home sories. They hold treasured memories of times past or of the people we love.
Room & Board Stainless Steel Frame $99
home acces- of times past
Throw pillows add a shock of color and personality to any space. They are uber- or a
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functional as easy, chic floor seating or a comfy way to chill on the sofa. Marimekko for Crate & Barrel Joonas Pillow $73
Not only does a stack of beauti- ful tabletop books look cool, they
discretely
interests. Is it design, fashion, or interiors? Whatever you love, show it off .
show your fashion,
Steve McQueen: Photographs
by William Claxton $55 Tom Ford from Rizzoli $200 Hue by Kelly Wearstler $50
$200
I always encourage my styling clients to accessorize and pump up the volume on their look, making it special. By adding touches to your home like those above, you make it more stylish, more personal and truly yours.
Rugs don’t just warm a cold floor, they add color, character and depth to your room and the best are just plain cool. CB2 Silver Pebbles Rug $399
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