I’ve written about my love for hanging pot racks here before, and I had totally forgotten about it until today.  I just however stumbled upon potracksource.com and now my life is complete.  Well, it will be when I own one.

Isn’t it lovely:

Especially over a butcher block island:

And beadboard cabinets painted butter yellow, a farm house sink, subway tile, nautical pendant lamps……  Ok, back to reality.

For now, here are some pictures of the Father of the Bride that has inspired my love for pot racks:

Nancy Meyers love affair post coming soon1  Stay tuned…

Check out more of this room and how the owner created this awesome orange color at the LiveLikeYou blog here.  It is Benjamin Moore Grand Canyon 118 with a coat of Antelope Canyon 125 on top.  Beautiful!

Chandeliers… yes.  I love the orangey color of this room… kind of a burnt orange.  That is why I love The Homestead, even though it was built in 1776 it and you feel like you stepped back in time when you are there, they have some awesome paint colors: pink, purple, orange.  Love it.

Love black and white tiled floors.  I want them in my foyer.  Not that I have a foyer…

This is a pretty pink.  Lovely.  I love their bathrooms- the gold framed mirrors, the marble, the sconces…

Just lovely.  This is in the pink ladies room.  The poor women who were using the loo when I was snapping pics…

The hallway to the spa = pure bliss.

And the hallway is just lovely.  Pinks and greens and blues and window seats and vaulted ceilings, I could live in this hallway.

Me lounging before my massage.  The actual massage was not one of the best ones I have had, but the women’s lounge was just lovely.

Oh how I love art work grouped like this.  This is what you do when you have a large wall to fill.

Leaving the spa… sad…

One last post on The Homestead to come!

The Great Hall (I think that is the name… this is the main drag, although I doubt George Washington called it the ‘main drag’ when he visited’).

Domes.  Chandeliers.  Yes.

Oh I love it.

Scones.  Love them.

And I love me some chandeliers.

This is where my wedding will be someday.

Love this purple color.

Love the marble and the fixtures… and the mirrors.  Love it all.

More to come… so many lovely pictures.

LOVE this chest….mirrored all over.  This is in the dining room.

The dining room has a purple color scheme… love it.

Chandeliers.  Yes Please.

I think this was pork cannellonis… delish.

Love this little candle holder on the table.

A Fillet Mignon is never a bad choice.  Love my steak and potatoes.

Warm water with lemon to wash your hands after the meal.

More to come!  I took about 5,000 pictures, unfortunately I am retarded at life and the settings on my camera were all jacked up so a lot of them are too big to upload… ugh.

Check out some of her work here. I’m a big fan of zebra print and I love how she is not afraid to use it and some bold colors.

These photos below are from the apartment of Domino Contributing Editor Nathan Turner.  I love his whole apartment.

{All Photos by Miguel Flores- Vianna}

Navy Blue is my all time favorite color.  I would kill for that bed- I am dying for a canopy or a bed with posts of some sort.

Sisal Rugs are another favorite thing of mine.

Have I mentioned I like navy blue?

Benjamin Moore makes a great Navy Blue.  Old Navy 2063-10 By Benjamin Moore:

{Actual Navy looks more navy}

They asked readers to email in talking about what other movies have great decor.  I immediately emailed them to tell how I loved the house from the Father of the Bride movie.  You may or may not recall I have talked about my fascination with the FOTB house before {here is a post about it.}

I had forgotten I had emailed them until I was flipping through the home section today and say my name.  I was like “Oh, that’s me… {long pause…} HOLY COW, THAT’S ME!!”  I was very excited to say the least.

You can view the article here.

{Photo: Thomas Loof,  Interior Design: Milly De Cabrol}

{All photos below by Ngoc Minh Ngo, Interior Design by John Willey}

I love how the dark curtain rod stands out against the blue walls.  So crisp and clean.

Lovely.

Love the beadboard.  Always a winner.

Love the combo of light and navy blue.

Lovely curtains.

{All photos from House Beautiful March 2009}