Archive for the ‘My Projects’ Category

Blackberry Ridge

Thursday, October 22nd, 2009

Next time you’re browsing Toddrichesininteriors.com, check out my latest project, Blackberry Ridge, a farmhouse in Greenville, TN. This project was really exciting for me as I was involved from concept to completion. All the interior details are my designs from the kitchen to the stair rails.

The home, which was designed around rosy-hued windows salvaged from a house that was demolished in Provence, is a mix of elegant refinement and casual rustic-ness. The juxtaposition of such things as silk draperies hanging on stucco walls makes it feel as though the house has been there a long time. Stunning mountain views further enhance the charm and sophistication of this beautiful home.

Follow this link for photos and more information on the Blackberry Ridge project.

Holiday Entertaining

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009

Although summer temperatures are still soaring, now is the perfect time to think ahead to holiday entertaining.  Consider the things that need attention before your guests arrive like freshened upholstery, new dining table and chairs or an entire room makeover. If you start now, you’ll have plenty of time to order what you want and put it all together to make that holiday get together something truly memorable.

This is also the time to take advantage of holiday specials. I can work with my vendors to find you the best prices on items for your home. Now is the time to start taking inventory of your interior decorating needs because the holidays will be here before you know it.

Home in Highlands, NC

Monday, May 18th, 2009

Be sure to visit my portfolio at www.toddrichesininteriors.com to view four newly completed projects. One of these projects is a home I did in Highlands, N.C. The owners wanted to use turquoise and orange, an unusual color scheme for a home in the mountains. They brought me a photograph of a contemporary painting as the inspiration piece. Although they didn’t want to use the painting, they did want to use the colors. I enjoyed the challenge of trying to figure out how to create rustic sophistication with the use of fresh colors and was glad they didn’t opt to use the motifs of twigs, antlers and ferns so popular in mountain homes. We chose to use American antiques and let the color scheme dictate the choice of fabrics. I call the result the “New Highlands” look. It is fresh, comfortable and inviting.

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