Tour Bunny Williams’ flower cutting room, mudroom, powder room, and gallery, and learn more about her inspiration and sources for these beautiful spaces. If you enjoy this feature, subscribe to FLOWER magazine for more inspiring homes, gardens, lifestyle content, and of course, florals!
Flower Cutting Room
“A place to pot plants and arrange flowers is a necessity for me because they give life to a room. But this space also serves as a laundry, and if you don’t garden, you can always bathe your dogs in the sink.”
“The beautiful pewter countertops from Francois & Co. wear well, and I love the lacquered blue cabinetry from Kingdom Woodworks.”
West Gallery
“The tapestry wallpaper I designed for Lee Jofa instantly gives the feeling of walking into a garden.” Bunny also recommends a mix of antiques and newer pieces. “Something old, something new, and different textures make a room more interesting.”
Concentric circles in Bunny’s chandelier for Currey & Company reiterate the form of the rose window. The faux bois demilune and gold mirror are from her collection for Ballard Designs.
Powder Room
With space at a premium in the powder room, the designer floated a serpentine vanity in the corner and carried through the progression of blues in a smaller-scaled pattern from Thibaut.
Back Porch
“On the back porch, we hung a mirror so either coming or going, you can see how you look. Everybody looks in the mirror when they come in or out of the house.” The round form of the mirror they selected from Ballard Designs echoes the round window in the gallery.
FLORAL SPOTLIGHT
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Sources
Who Did It & Where To Get It
ANTIQUES
A. Tyner Antiques
Bunny Williams Home
ACCESSORIES
Ballard Designs
Bunny Williams Home
ART
Ballard Designs
Bunny Williams Home
John Funt
CABINETRY
COUNTERTOPS
Francois & Co.
FAUCETS/FIXTURES
FLOORING
FURNITURE
HARDWARE
LIGHTING
PAINT
Benjamin Moore
Domingue Architectural Finishes
Fine Paints of Europe