Jenny Wolf Interiors

A beautiful light pendant not only illuminates, but can often set the mood or feel of a space.  I like to think of it as the crown jewel of the room.  Be selective when choosing your dining room pendant or living room fixture.  It will not only draw your eye up, but should give excitement and wonder to all that cast their eyes upon it.

I love the organic feeling of this Jean de Merry “Reverie” Light Fixture

Jonathan Adler “Sputnik” Chandelier

The Ochre “Arctic Pear” Chandelier lends modern twist to a traditional chandelier

Lindsay Adelman Studio Globe Bubble Light Fixture

 These Moroccan Globe Pendants when illuminated, project interesting patterns along the wall.  Try hanging a few together in different sizes and varying heights.  Available at ABC Carpet and Home.

Beautiful Antique chandelier in this rustic dining room

 Tara Shaw Maison “Italian Chandelier”

Jamie Young “Lotus” Light pendant

 Gilded crystal chandeliers are great flea market/antique store finds.  I love to see these more traditional styles placed in a more contemporary setting.

I am having a lot of fun with wallpaper  these days.  We are using paper in a variety of applications in a project I am currently designing..on the wall..the ceiling…behind a shelf.  We are even creating our own!   A little print and texture on the wall or ceiling can go a long way.  Here are some of my favorite papers that are sure to add dimension and interest to any room. 
 Tilton Fenwick’s “Peacock” design

Love geometric patterns like this “Lattice” paper behind a headboard

Quadrille’s “Trellis Background” Wallpaper in Navy

Phillip Jeffries “Extra Fine Arrowroot” in Tobacco

Schumacher’s “Imperial Trellis” in Charcoal

A stripe is just a step away from using a solid color, classic yet bold!

Farrow and Ball “Tented Stripe”

Cole and Son “Woods” Wallpaper

Beverly Hill’s Hotel “Martinique” Wallpaper

Farrow and Ball “Lotus” Wallpaper

 Cole and Son “Fornasetti Peonie” Wallpaper

Clarence House “Flowering Quince” Wallpaper

 Suzanne Kasler’s application of wallpaper on the ceiling

This week my Godchild was born and I am installing a nursery, so needless to say I have “baby” on the brain.  What could be more more exciting and rewarding than creating a space for your little bundle of joy!  Enter the world in style with these fun nursery ideas and essentials!

Love the painted stripe ceiling with the “Calder”-inspired mobile

Bowron Sheep Skin Rug 2×3 $100

Joya Contemporary Rocker  $995

Eames Rocker $450

Olio “Cobblestone” Crib Bedding $385

Oeuf Class Mini Library $660

Toy Basket Restoration Hardware $135

Beautiful way to paint a mural

Oeuf Classic Crib $940

Giggle Organic Blanket $40

John Derian Moroccan Pouf $345

Cole and Son “Woods” Wallpaper

Why not turn your favorite dresser into a changing table?

Painting your walls black makes quite a bold statement.  I love the juxtaposition of white furniture/upholstery/linens against a dark backdrop.  It creates depth and gives an edge to a room that color cannot seem to achieve.   There are some exceptional black paints and wall coverings out there..some with hints of blue or green, some with shine, some matte..all create a dramatic effect.  So why not paint your bathroom, bookshelves, kitchen island or door?

Phillip Jeffries Lacquered Walls “Graphite”

Farrow and Ball “Black Blue” Paint

Benjamin Moore “Black Forest Green” Paint

Benjamin Moore “Chalkboard” Paint

Farrow and Ball “Off Black” Paint

Farrow and Ball “Pitch Black”