Healing Colors

I saw this story in Connecticut Cottages and Gardens Magazine and totally loved it. The owner of the home is a woman going through a really tough divorce and so she decided to make her new rented space a true reflection of herself- feminine, bold and fun. I love that she celebrated her ability to do whatever she wanted in her space instead of focus on her tough situation….if you’re going through a similar time, I would highly suggest running out and buying a big ol’ can of bright pink paint and painting a room! :)





The designers of the space were from Healing Barsanti, a firm in Connecticut that also has three home stores called HB Home. I think I may have to make a design pilgrimage!!!

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12 Responses to “Healing Colors”

  1. MyLittleHappyPlace says:

    Stellar.
    Love the “turq-waz” fabric on the two chairs beside the fireplace. Does the mag provide the source?

  2. tarheel says:

    FABULOUS!!

  3. Julia says:

    Erin, I am in Ct and have never heard of this firm or their store. Thank you for the intro! What a fabulous house and the store looks divine. I would love to go with you if you do the pilgrimage!

  4. Kwana says:

    Beautiful space. Wonderful therapy.

  5. Maria says:

    Lovin the asian toile on the chairs in the first photo, divine!

  6. Rachel says:

    WOW! Great use of color, texture and patterns! I love each room!

  7. beachbungalow8 says:

    those top two photos, really exemplify the use of large pieces in a small space, and how well it works.

    I think that so many people shy away from, pattern, deep color and over scale in these spaces when in fact, it’s exactly what’s needed.

  8. paula says:

    what a stunning home. I especially love the blue chairs paired with the blue walls.

  9. Jessica says:

    These spaces are gorgeous and quite inspiring. Do you think I can convince my boyfriend to paint the walls bright pink?

  10. Betsy Head, Affordable Interior Design says:

    Love the pops of color on the neutral background. Perfect pick-me-up after a divorce, I’m sure!

    Betsy

  11. nameisgrace says:

    I am IN LOVE. So much eye candy I can’t stand it. Tori Spelling used the exact red and toile fabric in the first photo and I’ve been looking all over for it. Great post!

  12. Tracy says:

    LOVE the first two pics… AND the idea of a woman decorating for herself. Sometimes I fantasize that I have my own little secret apartment somewhere, decorated just for me…