A touch of pink or maybe even doused in pink, either way modern glamour in the foyer never looked so spectacular than with some super-dooper pink!
The entry of a late-19th-century house in Brooklyn is a showstopper, with walls in Benjamin Moore’s Razzle Dazzle. The table and side chair (covered in vintage needlepoint) are Louis XV, and the mirror is 18th-century Italian. Designed by Jonathan Berger.
Photo credit: Francesco Lagnese
A Chocolate Brown Entryway designed by Ned Marshall, the hot pink sofa is a knockout against walls painted Benjamin Moore’s Bittersweet Chocolate. Marshall painted the floors in a tone-on-tone gray marbleized plaid.
Photo credit: Kerri McCaffety
Pink, china blue and zebra stripes, oh my!
From marymcdonaldinc.com
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