today is sneak peek monday so i thought it would be fun to share some of the beautiful interiors styles by new york city editor/stylist/art director sherry akbar. sherry runs wisteria design in manhattan and was formerly an editor at good housekeeping and then real simple. i recognized her work instantly and had such a great time looking through the spreads she styled (she’s got such a great eye for color and texture). my favorites are above and below but you can view sherry’s full portfolio online right here. enjoy! [thanks, sherry!]
[image above from the october 2007 issue of real simple]
[image above from february 2007 of good housekeeping]
[image above from november 2007 issue of real simple]
[image above from good housekeeping, 2006]
[image above from january 2007 issue of good housekeeping, image right: real simple]
12 Comments
wow, everything is so gorgeous! thanks for sharing!
LOVE the cork board screen/room divider. What an ingenious idea for an office. Beautiful and functional, not to mention a great diy project!!
“Styling” sounds like it would be such a fun job! I’m sure it has its headaches like any other profession but it sounds like it would be like doing the fun part of Interior Design all the time!
Her whole portfolio is fantastic!
All of these are just SO Lovely!
i’m partial to graphic patterns, but i have always loved the beautiful floral design in the first photo, it isn’t too in-your-face. can’t wait to see her portfolio!
Gorgeous stuff!!!!! By the way I love design sponge!!!!!! You inspire me.
Anyone know how to find the amazing wallpaper in the first photo? I bombed out at RealSimple. I love those pale flowers…….
sure thing- it’s an osbourne and little wallpaper ;)
grace
I sell the wallpaper at work, it is Osborne &Little
Sakura book
Asuka pattern
W5220/06
The leaves are silver coloured, when you walk by the paper chenges colour, very nice effect!
LOVE the arrangement of graters!!! I will definetly do something similar if i ever get free kitchen wall space.
I love how everything looks so casual and light and still so pulled together. And I agree with Heidi…the cheese graters are brilliant.
So refreshing! I love the color and the wallpapers especially.
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