Grace Home Furnishings

Decor8 just featured this fabulous store in LA called Grace Home Furnishings and I about passed out. So many elegant things just screaming my name! I love their ads with the chocolate Labrador too. So cute. Check out Decor8 for more great images. -Grace Home Furnishings via Decor8 (and designer Vanessa De Vargas of Turquoise LA)

Fresh and Modern Kitchen

I love the glossy finish on the lacquered cabinets (too bad Ikea doesn't offer this color!) and the etched-glass backsplash, not to mention the beautiful maple floor. If I had a kitchen like this I swear I'd learn to cook. -HousetoHome

Romantic Bedroom

Designer Ashley Whittaker created this serene and romantic bedroom for a home in Southhampton. I can easily envision myself lounging around in this blissful blue bedroom all day. -House Beautiful

Playful Combinations

Designer Thomas Britt combined comfort and exoticism when he redesigned this gorgeous Greenwich Village apartment that was featured in Architectural Digest. That kitchen is an absolute dream! -Architectural Digest via Mrs Blandings

Andrew Suvalsky's Blue Bathrooms

These two clean and serene bathrooms in their pretty aqua and powder-blue hues are from the personal Lower East Side residence of New York designer Andrew Suvalsky. -Andrew Suvalsky Designs

Fabuously Cool Bedroom

This chic bedroom by LA interior designer Betsy Burnham is both tranquil and fun at the same time. Check out that "headboard" and fab red chandelier. And I so want that chaise. -Burnham Design

Gorgeous Blue and White Kitchen

The cornflower blue in this gorgeous kitchen is what sets it apart. Such fabulous subway tile and perfectly cute fabric on the stools add a burst of soothing color. -BeachBungalow8

Lovely Turquoise and White Hotel Room

Room from a hotel in Santorini, Greece. -beachbungalow8

Seafoam Blue Foyer

The astonishing swimming-pool-cool hall color in the foyer—Blue Seafoam by Benjamin Moore—instantly won over Margot Brunelle Fooshee and her husband when they first saw this Long Island house. A chair in a harmonizing color was a gift from Margot's mother, from the family's summer house in Nantucket. Preserved 18th-century floorboards were simply sanded and waxed. -House Beautiful

Soothing, Peaceful Bathroom

A small space can be just as restorative as a large one -- and color is the main ingredient for setting a peaceful mood. In this bungalow bathroom in Seattle, the mix of materials is limited to two colors: cool blue (which is calming and evokes natural elements) and warm cream (which suggests coziness and comfort). The effect is the visual equivalent of a long, cool drink of water. At the vanity, chrome towel rings, unadorned mirrors, and other minimal accents add to the peaceful mood.
The blue tint of the frosted-glass shower surround stays in step with the wall color, while the translucency of the glass allows light into the shower and adds to the open feel. The shower's half-wall creates the perfect shelf for pampering products. -Cottage Living

A bright, restful home

This 1840's East Hampton, New York home was reinvented with a modern color palette, including Robin's Egg Blue walls in the bedroom and turquoise accessories in the living room.

"And what could be more restful than a wonderful robin’s-egg blue?" says Drake of the wall color of the master bedroom. It's a quiet whisper of the living room’s turquoise. -Point Click Home

Peaceful and Cozy Master Bedroom

A fireplace, with white-painted beadboard and a cream travertine marble surround, creates a warm and cozy feel in the master bedroom.

Serene Azu Villa

These photos are from Azu Villa located on the island of St. Barths. The absolutely gorgeous color scheme perfectly captures the mood of the turquoise sea which can be seen outside all of the windows. The final look is serene, harmonious and comfortable...just perfect for a relaxing beach getaway.

Urban Oasis

I wanted this apartment to feel both playful and soothing, and for everyone who enters to feel the same. Color energizes me, inspires me, and helps me create a space that's says "me".