Tour Arianne Bellizaire’s primary bath and dressing room and learn more about her inspiration and sources for this beautiful space. If you enjoy this feature, subscribe to FLOWER magazine for more inspiring homes, gardens, lifestyle content, and of course, florals!
“Design is about creating rooms that effortlessly mix nostalgia with aspiration—ones that feel like home because they remind you of fond memories but also leave space to evolve and grow as you do.”
—Arianne Bellizaire on her point of view
PRIMARY BATH
ENCHANTED GARDEN
“I envisioned a bright and airy enchanted garden in the primary bath— and for the dressing room, a moody and dramatic night underneath the stars.”
CLIMBING THE WALLS
“I love how the flowers on the York wallpaper wind up and around the vanity to frame the window. And the natural light is one of my favorite things about the space.”
ART OF THE BATH
Arianne leaned a glass mosaic panel from New Ravenna’s Gracie collection atop the vanity. A bronze sculpture, Greeting the Dawn, from Fireside Antiques overlooks the Waterworks tub.
DRESSING ROOM
TRICK OF THE TRADE
In both spaces, Arianne used two shades of Farrow & Ball paint on cabinetry with the darker color on the panels’ inset edge to add depth and dimension.
CONNECT THE DOTS
The designer wallpapered the backs of shelves in a contemporary Farrow & Ball pattern called “Dots” by Christopher John Rogers. “It reminded me of shadows or the way you’d see light streaming in through the window.”
STAR POWER
Connie Harris, a Louisiana based decorative painter, created the ceiling mural. “Her interpretation of a starry night took the closet over the top.”
BRINGING THE GLAM
“Every room needs a touch of bling or something that sparkles.” Arianne selected a Currey & Company chandelier of iron branches dripping with crystal pendants for the bath and chose Blumera’s brass globe of birds and flowers—inspired by a painting by the late artist Laurie Blum—for the dressing room. “And the Modern Matter hardware on the cabinetry looks like incredible pieces of jewelry.”
FASHION FORWARD
A LEE Industries bench upholstered in their “Halo Moonstone” fabric offers a perch to slip on shoes or contemplate the day’s outfit. “I see a woman who loves classical elements but is also inspired by innovation and modernity. She’d wear Chanel, Fforme, and of course, Christopher John Rogers.”
FLORAL SPOTLIGHT
To keep in step with the glamour of the room, AnnMarie Meyers of Hummingbird Floral Studio used metallic vases to hold the dramatic and velvety roses from Grace Rose Farm. The yellow and pink colors perfectly reflect the bold femininity of the space.
See more from AnnMarie Meyers on her website and on Instagram. And don’t miss our Q&A with AnnMarie.
SOURCES
Who Did It & Where To Get It
ACCESSORIES
Blumera
ART AND ANTIQUES
CEILING MURAL
Connie Harris Art Decorative Painting
COUNTERTOPS
Marmi
FABRICS AND TRIMS
FAUCETS AND FIXTURES
Thompson Traders
FLOOR COVERINGS
The Rug Company
FURNITURE
HARDWARE
LIGHTING
Blumera
LINENS
Sferra
METALWORK
MOSAIC PANEL
PAINT
WALLCOVERINGS
By Karen Carroll
Styling by Amanda Smith Fowler
Photography by Paul Costello
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