Eclectic and Casual Design in Indianapolis

 

You may remember a few years ago that Indianapolis (and a whole lot of the northern US) experienced a terrible blizzard and ice storm.    It was during that time; well as soon as the power was back on and planes were landing that is, that this beautiful project was  born.  The home was built for a family with active kids that liked to entertain.  The goal was to create a home that was both casual and eclectic, with lots of areas for friends and family to relax.   I stuck with an overall neutral palette and added in lots of texture and earthy elements.  The living room sports chocolate lattice print wallpaper from Seabrook and four chairs clustered around a metal drum coffee table from Roost.   An antique factory cart grounds the family room and is virtually indestructible.  The large sun room acts does double duty as a breakfast and seating area.  The basement houses the home office and areas as well as the requisite pool and poker table.  Thanks to the weather, we had a lot of adventures on this install, but it was all worth it in the end.  Enjoy! 

Chocolate lattice wallpaper and a cluster of creamy chairs create a great conversation area. Pillows are from Heidi Devlin Designs on Etsy.

Suzani fabric and an industrial cart table in the family room.

Mixed wood tones and accessories in the dining room.

  

Cafe chairs (I obviously really like these things) surround an industrial style table in the breakfast room.

The sitting area in the sun room. Bird fabric is Thomas Paul by Duralee.

    

Home Office with a large table and stools.

The game area has horizontal wood planking on the walls and reclaimed metal art.

This Indonesian bench in the mud room makes for a comfy spot to put on your snowboots.

XOXO,

Angela for DZ