This one? Did you want info from the buying info page?

That's it! Thanks for the photo. If you have the designer's name (homeowner) that would be great. I appreciate the help very much, hhireno.

My pleasure. It's so rare I can help with anything related to design.

Interior designer: Lauren Liess of Great Falls, Va. Her email address is:
Mail at her name dot com
Homeowner Katy Hollis

If you want the designer's phone number or other info in the magazine, email me. I feel a little funny putting it here.

She has a blog, too, that features her work. You can find it by googling her name. All of her contact information is there.

Thanks hhireno and peony! Appreciate your help so much.

I just spent some time yesterday going through her blog looking for ideas for our bedroom redo. I really like her style.

I was struck buy the small rug under the table on the designer's blog (her home?). This would keep the floors from being scratched by shoes, and also provides a little color and interest. I had stashed this away in my personal file (what's left of my memory), but another thread about rugs under tables just popped up, so I'm going to link to this one.

It works nicely. Maybe only because it's not rectangular? What do you think - would an undersize rectangle look just as good?

Jamies, I just posted in the other thread about that small zebra rug under the table... How would she keep it straight when using the chairs? I would think it would "catch" on the legs every time someone sits down and gets up from the table. There's no way that can be practical, unless it's glued on all edges to the floor. It would be a crumpled mess under my table!

Yes, I figured there'd have to be some way to fasten it down. I attached a small rug to the floor in front of my back door with double sided carpet tape. It has worked well for the winter season with the door rubbing across it and feet scraping against it. Something like that, I would think.

Loved the soothing shades of green in the rooms shown (and the pop of orchid) but not the blue and white drapery panels...would have preferred cream panels with green, or even orchid, trim.