Friday Family-Friendly Find: Marimekko Coated Cotton Fabric

Friday Family-Friendly Find: Marimekko Coated Cotton Fabrics | Kelly Rogers Interiors | Interiors for Families

If you read – and enjoyed – this past Tuesday’s post, then this one will be right up your alley! Marimekko epitomizes the color and pattern-happy side of Scandinavian modern. In researching my blog post, I was reminded of a very cool product they offer – coated cotton fabric. Many of its most popular designs…

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Appliances and Adornments for The Morning Kitchen

Appliances and Adornment for The Morning Kitchen | Interiors for Families | Kelly Rogers Interiors

It really takes a village to bring a show house room to fruition. I’ve been blogging a lot lately about some of the ‘villagers’ that helped to create The Morning Kitchen, which I designed with Dianne Aucello of Edesia Kitchen & Bath Studio. Today I wanted to devote some time to two distinct sides of…

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Friday Family-Friendly Find: Schumacher High Performance Silk Velvet

Friday Family-Friendly Find: Schumacher High Performance Silk Velvet | Interiors for Families

If there are two words in the world of decorating more diametrically opposed than “performance” and “silk,” I challenge you to come up with them. In fact, silk is so fraught with issues – lack of abrasion resistance, brittleness/deterioration when exposed to sunlight, vulnerability to ‘water stains,’ and extremely difficult to clean, just to name…

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Friday Family-Friendly Find: Villa Nova EasyClean Fabrics

Friday Family-Friendly Find: Villa Nova EasyClean Fabrics | Interiors for Families

Hello there, and Happy Friday! I know I’ve been talking turkey on textiles for the past couple of weeks, so I just figured I’d keep on the theme with today’s (is it National Fabric Performance Awareness Month??). While at the Boston Design Center this week, a window display at the Romo showroom stopped me in my…

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The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing of the Textile Industry

The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing of the Textile Industry | Interiors for Families

I’ve been thinking about writing this post for a long time, but a recent conversation with a rep for a big fabric company (which and whom shall remain nameless) convinced me that I should just go for it. I’m calling you out, textile industry, for seducing unsuspecting consumers with lusciously soft and lustrous fabrics and…

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One Room Challenge Week 4: That Fabric!

One Room Challenge Fall 2016 Sneak Peek | Kelly Rogers Interiors | Interiors for Families

Here we are, it’s week 4 of the One Room Challenge! If you’re just visiting for the first time this week, welcome and thanks! I’m on a journey with over 200 other guest participants transforming a room in six short weeks (and 20 featured design bloggers who post their updates on Wednesdays). I’ve been turning an…

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One Room Challenge – Week 6: Manbrary Reveal

One Room Challenge Fall 2015: Manbrary Reveal | Kelly Rogers Interiors | Interiors for Families

I’m so pleased and proud to announce that the Manbrary is now officially open for business. It was a close one, but thanks to more than a few exceptional vendors and partners, I finished on time to reveal it to you today! We made a HUGE leap forward from last week. My husband and I…

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One Room Challenge – Week 5: The Final Sprint

One Room Challenge - Week 5 | Kelly Rogers Interiors | Interiors for Families

Last time I took the One Room Challenge, back in the spring of this year, I had finished before the end of Week 5, and dedicated that week’s post to a “behind the scenes” of my photo shoot for the Week 6 reveal. I was done, in just about four weeks. This round looks a little…

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One Room Challenge – Week 4: Injury to Insult

One Room Challenge - Week 4 | Kelly Rogers Interiors | Interiors for Families

I had a long post planned for this week’s One Room Challenge update, but a nasty little virus visited me on Wednesday morning (and not a respiratory one…), and resigned me to the fetal position for the vast majority of the day. I’m almost horizontal as I write this, while I have a brief break in the…

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