Remember that post I did on Melanie Davis Design a while back? This one – that got a TON of great feedback. Well, she did it again last Fall, this time putting her touches on the Showhouse at Serenbe.
From Melanie: “The overall design inspiration came from graphic shapes and diamonds in a horse jockey’s jersey. The room is named “Lozenge” for the various diamond patterns in the space.”
Given that Mrs. RCS and I have recently moved into our new home, we are constantly looking for inspiration. We have been spending quite a bit of time looking for just the right pieces at Scott’s and other unique places around the area. We are being very intentional, and enjoying every minute of it. Melanie’s work has been an inspiration for us…I hope it helps you:
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- Fruitwood & Ebonized Credenza (from ROBUCK)
- Horse Paintings by F. Bressin, early 20th C. (Spalding Nix Fine Art)
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- 2 Wild Horses, Cumberland Island, 2007 by Jack Spencer (Jackson Fine Art)
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- Rosewood & Brass Mounted 1-Drawer Trunk (ROBUCK)
- Elk Skull Mount (ROBUCK)
- Riding Boots & Hats (Family & Friends)
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- Veneer & Ebonized Mirror (ROBUCK)
- Lucite Quilt Stand (Jim Holmes @ Scott’s Antique Market)
- Impala Mount (ROBUCK)
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- Large Geometrically Verneered 1-Drawer Desk (ROBUCK)
- Custom Light Fixture (Eloise Pickard of Sandy Springs Galleries)
- Porky Pine Needles & Vase (Willis Everett of Vintage Lumber & Interiors)
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- Small Horse Painting by John Fredrick Herring, Sr., c. 1823
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- Impala Mount (ROBUCK)
- Carved Walnut Table (ROBUCK)
- Blanton’s Bourbon (Horse lid, get it?)
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- Steel & Brass Folding Chair, Maison Jansen (ROBUCK)
- Pinhole Photograph of Horse by Dianne Bos
Photo & Styling credit: MELANIE DAVIS DESIGN (Lacey Sombar and Melanie Davis)
