Y’all know we love a good mix of modern and vintage so we can’t wait to show you these digs.
For Liz Solms, creative director of design studio Spruce Street Commons, historic preservation guidelines often take priority over whimsy when decorating the Touraine apartment building, which houses both residences vacation rental. Nonetheless, instead of the building’s usual traditional aesthetic, when making over Room No. 108, she and Natalie Suresch decided to go bold and bohotastic!
According to Liz, No. 108 is now Touraine’s modern bohemian Alice Through the Looking Glass. It’s a place where you walk through the door and immediately feel transported to a plantiful and colorful dream. We are especially digging the living room’s lush green/teal wall enhanced by a gallery of photography, prints, and paintings.
Tiny bohemians stay entertained with toys, crayons, and paper stored in beautiful African baskets.
No. 108’s kitchen says “By all means, make yourself comfortable! ” with an eclectic mix of cookbooks, pitchers, dishes and even a mug made by our homie Mariana of Easy to Breathe.
We are ready to make ourselves comfortable at No. 108. Thank you for sharing Liz!
Additionally, you can book a sleepover at No. 108 here.
Photos courtesy of Kyle Born Photography.
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