Friday Eye Candy: It’s in the Details

I am a detail girl. I can’t really help it. I can sit and stare at the angle of a chair arm and how it works with a certain pillow for a ridiculous amount of time. Perhaps that is how I am wired. I must have let my Traditional Home subscription run out which makes me crazy upset. So I looked online and stumbled upon this home that is loaded with charm, beauty, and amazing attention to detail. It had me at hello. Those of you who kept up with your subscription {good on you} will have seen this stunning Tulsa home.  For those of you who have not, please enjoy. And happy weekend to you!!
Gah. Where do I begin. I absolutely love the pale and soft colors of the room paired with the dramatic zebra rug. It takes the room to a whole new level. My biggest advice is designing a room is to go bold with a rug. And do you see those swirls on the arms of the chair. Beautiful.
In the dining area, the green accessories on the table are so pretty. They immediately bring the outdoors in and I lvoe the mix of chairs.
Not your ordinary piece of furniture. The feet and the white detail take this to a whole new level. And there is something about the tiny vase of flowers that I am so drawn to.
The detail on the mirror is yummy. I have been trying to figure out how to add detail to a mirror over here so this has me thinking!
What time is breakfast being served in this kitchen? Because I am there and I am never leaving. The mirror above the stove makes me giddy and the detail on these doors is truly stunning.
Pink + navy = beautiful. And I have always been a fan of using a lamp in a bathroom. Really inviting and pretty.
If you look really hard you can see the last little ring of water left behind by my cannon ball. By the time you are reading this I have already slipped into a summer frock and am walking over to the area below to enjoy a relaxing afternoon. Nice, right!
Sigh. This hangs in the master bedroom. Scrumptious.
Loving the symmetry in this space. And do you see the Dorothy Draper dressers in the background.
{photos all by Werner Straube via Traditional Home} Another beautiful lamp in the bathroom mixed with a zebra cross legged bench and traditional marble floors. I will take it! h o o r a y  f o r  t h e  w e e k e n d