We rarely seat or stay in a hall, but like this one, a chair is missing. Seating in front of this amazing French doors, reading a book or even just staring at the view, is just perfect for a Sunday afternoon isn't it?
Mix and match with patterns is the right choice, and always very often found in stair halls.
Maybe because I've been totally inspired by monograms lately, the blazon catches my eye.
Her home is one of the warmest, cosy and very welcoming I’ve ever been to. Everything is in the right space with the right colour and background. Nothing is over decorated because she knows how to do it in style. 
Today I’ll post about her hall, a very important space in the house as it’s were we gather the first energy. And I can tell you this one has a very good Feng Shui.
The walls are covered with beautiful prints and photos telling interesting stories about somewhere in China.
Love this poster. 
Detail everywhere. 
The first frame from the top displays two envelops which married people give to single ones to wish a happy new year, as they believe the more you give the more you receive. Today this tradition has spread which means everyone gives the envelops to whom they care about to wish luck. In Cantonese they say KUNG HEI FAT CHOI LAI SI TAI LOI.
A living room with these two colours is like a man in a black Armani suit with pink tie (or even more daring, pink socks). Both look to me very charming.
And to go with this background, why not glass vases and bowels, black candles, black crystal chandelier, pink ceramics, mother-of-pearl deco and smoked black glass candles stands. 
Imagine a space all in black & white and a big black & white Picasso on a bright pink wall. Would look great!
Doily + Tulle - both perfect to detail the interior space.
To style in style.
In Portugal it´s quite popular to find houses painted in pink, especially if traditional architecture.
Two lost clouds and the blue sky loosing intensity toward the earth is so beautiful and inspiring, isn’t it?
The wood silver xmas trees were designed and painted by me. My local carpenter made them.
Materials:
The hall is one of the most important spaces in the house.It's the first impact, the first to communicate with our energy.Making the best of light, I've chosen wengé as a background giving touches of colour in each room.LIVING WITH PASSION
Bespoke furniture. Organza fabric from Aldeco. Velvet armchairs. White suede sofa. Glass vases from Glasscor.
Satin wallpaper. Red velvet. Square wengé dining table. French style chairs.
