Prescription for Comfort

I am clicking my heels together this minute & wishing to be transported to the Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Dr. Pitt sofa.  Oceanside locale, of course!  OK, back to reality...at least the weekend is only a few hours away.  Enjoy yours!

Seven pieces.  Twenty three fabric options.  Endless configurations, from massive to mini, to remedy all of your seating ailments.  Pull the pieces together for a slumber party of epic proportions or pull them apart to form a cozy space conducive to cocktails & conversation.  Available locally at Beyond Blue Interiors in Raleigh's North Hills http://www.beyondblueinteriors.com/ or http://www.mgbwhome.com/

mitchell gold + bob williams - dr. pitt sectional sofa - LOVE!!!

dr. pitt - photo courtesy of beyond blue interiors, raleigh, nc

photo courtesy of jeri koegel

undecorate

The term sounds so fresh to me.  In Christiane Lemieux's new book, "Undecorate: The No-Rules Approach to Interior Design," Lemieux, founder of DwellStudio, documents this widespread interior design trend.  "The idea is based on cleverness over money, taste over expense, personality over hired expertise and idiosyncrasy over polish."  WSJ writer Katie Roiphe writes; "it's a welcome development, reflective of a recession-fueled revelation that money is not the same as beauty."  "It is the idea of energy, of chaos, of motion, of mess" (think unmade beds, children's books and toys scattered about, dogs lounging without a care in the world)  It's the rise of the personal or do-it-yourself style, of beloved things that you pull together for personal reasons.  Lived-in, unfussy, creative imperfection.  "Perfection is overrated" writes Lemieux.  I heart the sound of that!

photo courtesy of Melanie Acevedo

Christiane Lemieux