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Living In: Carol

by Garrett Fleming

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The drama of 2015’s Carol is set in motion when Rooney Mara spies Cate Blanchett while perusing the doll display of a Manhattan department store. From there, the two set out on a love affair that changes both of their lives. The backdrop of the tale is a mixture of pastels, rich winter hues and sets that could’ve come right out of a paper doll house. It may not have taken home any Oscars this year, but we couldn’t resist digging into the stylish film and finding a few ways we can bring home the look of the movie. Enjoy!  —Garrett

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Living In: Carol, Design*Sponge

1. Silk Pajama Top | 2. Plaid Robe | 3. Mint Paint | 4. French Settee | 5. Eagle Bookends | 6. Cosmetic Case

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7. Floral Chair | 8. Vintage Bracelet | 9. Brass Fireplace Tools | 10. RCA Salt and Pepper Shakers | 11. Plaid Coat | 12. Wool Scarf

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13. Watercolor Artwork | 14. Mid-Century Dresser | 15. Green Coat | 16. Fur Pillows | 17. White Purse

Film: Carol

Year: 2015

Director: Todd Haynes

Starring: Cate Blanchett, Rooney Mara, Sarah Paulson, Jake Lacy

Art Director: Jesse Rosenthal

Set Decoration: Heather Loeffler

Costume Design: Sandy Powell

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