Tour Cathy Kincaid’s primary bedroom 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!
Primary Bedroom
“Different levels of light are important in making a romantic bedroom, and reading lights inside the bed help those like me with failing eyesight.” The custom lampshades throughout the room are a signature of Cathy’s work. “I’ll often line them with a pale pink. It makes women prettier, men more handsome, and the room glow.”
Exquisitely intricate embroidery by Namay Samay edges bed hangings and curtains.
Cathy created an intimate seating area in front of the Chesneys mantel, layering pattern and texture with wicker chairs and inlaid furniture. “Antique textiles on pillows, the panel sewn on the ottoman, and the vintage rug give the room some history.”
“When I traveled to India several years ago, I visited the Baby Taj (I’timad-ud-Daulah) in Agra, which took my breath away. I worked with de Gournay to capture some of the details in the wallpaper.” Kathy found the botanical prints at Scott Antique Markets.
FLORAL SPOTLIGHT
James Rudge of Michal Evans Flora & Event Design tries to use to use unique flowers that are not seen everyday, in addition to standards like roses. For this arrangement in the primary bedroom, he combined pink brillianthus, Icelandic poppies, Majestic Hot Pink bouvardia, Pink Ohara and Princes Maia garden roses, Bellalinda cream spray roses, and berried privet foliage.
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Sources
Who Did It & Where To Get It
ACCESSORIES
Ainsworth-Noah
Antique Textiles Collections
Fabulous Things, Ltd.
Madre Dallas
Replacements, LTD.
FABRICS
Namay Samay through Wells Abbott
FLOOR COVERINGS
Doris Leslie Blau
Stark Carpet
FURNITURE
Bonacina
Peck & Company
Gerald Bland
HARDWARE
LIGHTING
Ainsworth-Noah
John Boone
Christopher Spitzmiller, Inc.
The Lamp Shoppe
Edgar Reeves