My favorite thing about Circa Interiors living room for the March of Dimes showhouse in Charlotte is that you would absolutely never know this was a showhouse room. It exudes that lived-in charm and feels as if it has been assembled over a lifetime.
I love the textures - leather, linen, velvet, silk, burlap - and the interesting lighting.
This room showcases almost all of the things I noted as tastemaker details that are in now.
Simple curtains made from sheer, textural, natural fabrics. Not heavy or fussy.
Colored or smoked glass accessories - notice the votives on the mantle, I love them!
A mix of furnishings that reflect a modern global aesthetic.
Very personal accessories that reflect an owner's interests or travels.
Natural curiosities - shells, petrified wood, simple flowers from the garden
Dressmaker details were everywhere!
To learn more about the creators of this living room or to see a price list for the furnishings, visit Circa's blog.
I have several more posts lined up to share with you more of the Charlotte showhouse. I came away inspired and thought the designers did an exceptional job of creating spaces that were very unusual and personal and speak to the way we live and use our homes. For example, Circa's living room offers a lot of functionality. A TV is cleverly concealed in a linen-clad cabinet; Comfy chairs have stylish task lighting for reading; The small table and eclectic seating offers a spot for entertaining, bridge, dinner or coffee, workspace or family games.
I look forward to sharing more with you throughout the week
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