Shayla Copas’s Orchard Fizz cocktail

October 26, 2021 by Stephanie Maxwell Newton

Prepare a pitcher of the Orchard Fizz for your next fall gathering

In our October issue, designer Shayla Copas shared her tips for entertaining outdoors in the fall. One of those was suggestions was to serve a batch-made cocktail. Here, she gives us the recipe for the crowd-pleasing Orchard Fizz, a crisp, fruity drink perfect for enjoying with friends.

Orchard Fizz

SHOP
1/2 cup water
1/4 cup honey
1 teaspoon fresh grated ginger
3 sage leaves
6 ounces vodka
4 ounces orange liquor
1 1/4 cup apple juice
1/2 cup apple cider
2 large lemons, juiced
12 ounces sparkling water
2 Granny Smith apples, sliced, for garnish
1 orange, zested, for garnish
1/2 cup cranberries, for garnish
pinch sage leaves, for garnish

PREPARE
In a small pot, bring water, honey, and ginger to a boil. While stirring, continue to boil for four minutes. Add sage leaves; remove from heat and cover. Let cool, then pour through a strainer into a pitcher.

Add vodka, orange liquor, apple juice, apple cider, and lemon juice, and stir. Chill. When ready to serve, add sparkling water. Pour over ice and garnish with sage leaves, cranberries, orange zest, and a slice of Granny Smith apple.

Tip: To keep the apple garnish from browning, squeeze a bit of lemon juice onto each side of the wedge as soon as they are cut.

Photo by Rett Peek

Shayla Copas Publishes Book About Entertaining

April 8, 2019 by Stephanie Maxwell Newton

Above: A Kentucky Derby-inspired scene from Four Seasons of Entertaining. Photo by Janet Warlick.

Since beginning her practice in 1997, Shayla Copas has become as well known for her event and entertaining design as for her interior design. On April 28, Shayla releases her first book, Four Seasons of Entertaining, which showcases 16 different high-style soirées. The entertaining spreads feature gatherings based around holidays, like Christmas and Cinco de Mayo (featured on the cover), as well as less common celebrations, such as the Kentucky Derby. “In Four Seasons of Entertaining, we hone in on my designs as well as share recipes, tips, and ideas, but nothing in it is predictable,” Shayla says. Following the book’s release, Shayla will embark on a book tour through 20 states across the nation. Four Seasons of Entertaining is available for pre-order at shaylacopas.com/book.

Hollywood Glam ‘Southern Glam’ Style!

April 19, 2018 by ark_admin

Glitz and glam are definitely my signature traits as a designer, so it’s no surprise to my clients that my design aesthetic is often referred to as “Southern Glam,” which I like to describe as a Southern spin on Hollywood Glam. Follow along as I show you a few of my favorite Southern Glam finds at Las Vegas Market!

I can’t even begin to describe how gorgeous Xela Aroma’s Ombre collection is! So many colors and so GLAM! They have a ton of amazing scents but my favorite was Grapefruit.

Another fab find on our treasure hunt was Modshop! We were enamored by their cabinet hardware and the look of their overall line. I’m impressed that they designed the collection in both brass and silver, making them quite versatile. Their upholstery comes in a ton of velvets and the legs on their pieces are interchangeable. Oh, and get this…you can also spec your own custom finish! Modshop thought of everything when accommodating residential designers and their clients.

We are currently writing a book on seasonal entertainment design and Sparkle Home’s napkins were over the top! They come in several colors and even have napkin rings to coordinate. I am definitely going to put them on my list for tabletop vendors.

Yasss! Can you believe how amazing this black-and-white chair is? The Currey & Company showroom always feeds our need for Southern Glam, and during Las Vegas market they did not disappoint! Our favorite find was definitely their Garson Chair. We loved its shape, finish and the fabric they selected for the showroom sample. SO FABULOUS!

Leftbank’s Dutch Blooms Gold by Jackie Von Tobel is a floral masterpiece. I love the gold metallic paired with the bright floral overlay … it seriously has me dreaming of warmer temps. Floral is going to continue to trend for quite some time so get ready for an explosion of Floral products.

It was fun to take you through some of my favorite Southern Glam finds! Happy spring to all.

XOXO
Shayla

Photo courtesy of Janet Warlick

Shayla Copas, owner and principal designer of Shayla Copas Interiors is an award-winning Arkansas designer who has been voted by numerous publications as a favorite designer in the state. Her work has graced the pages of At Home in Arkansas and other statewide and national publications throughout her 20-year career. Most recently, her work was featured on the cover of a Christmas interior design book, featuring several top designers across the nation including, Christopher Radko and HGTV personality Joe Ruggiero. Shayla is a member of the Interior Design Society and National Kitchen and Bath Association. Her new blog EN VOGUE with SHAYLA COPAS focuses on trends in home design and entertaining.

Say “Hello” to Ultra Violet!

January 23, 2018 by ark_admin

En Vogue with Shayla Copas

Last year, I was raving over the Pantone Color of the Year Greenery, but 2018’s color of the year is special to me. My birthstone is an amethyst and purple has always been dear to my heart! So much, that I designed a custom chandelier in my dining room with amethyst rock crystal. So, when Ultra Violet was announced by the Pantone Institute as the color of the year, I was absolutely elated!

Purple is a color that evokes passion and royalty, it is a strong color and should be used sparingly and strategically. Many trends are best used in layering and accessorizing. Utilizing punches of color and pattern help to keep rooms from looking mundane and frankly, boring. Tonal and monochromatic is passé. The good news is that designers are adding in trending colors in areas of their designs that can evolve as home fashions change. Pillows, accents chairs, and accessories are a great way to incorporate trends without a huge investment and they can be changed out as the home industry progresses…and with little investment. So, with that said, may I introduce you to my new best friend … Miss Ultra Violet.

via Nordstrom

My next dinner party will definitely include these lovely Waterford Lead Crystal flutes. I’m crushing over their “Southern glam” vibe and of course the COLOR! I can’t wait to give a toast holding these lovelies.

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Regina Andrew is “rocking” the accessory market with this amazing set of lavender geode bookends on acrylic. What a perfect way to incorporate this year’s color trend into your bookcase styling.

via One Kings Lane

It’s so ironic, that I have been searching for the PERFECT purple scarf since the color of the year was announced and ALAS…I stumbled upon the Hermès Eperon D’or Purple Silk Scarf as I was researching new products in Ultra Violet. Its combination of gold, crème, lavender and deep purple/blue are perfection…Maybe this elegant fashion accessory will be wrapped in a pretty little box next month as we celebrate my birthday. 🙂

via One Kings Lane

I am enchanted by this reproduction of a Gabby Malpas original painting. Framed and floated with deckled edges in a simple silver frame, it is such a soft and inspiring print.

via One Kings Lane

JANUS et Cie ‘s Forest Armchair in lilac is organic and suitable for indoor or outdoor design as it is a powder coated die-cast aluminum manufactured to withstand the elements. I would personally specify this beauty in a teen glam suite paired with a white desk! PERFECTION!

via One Kings Lane

What a fab way to incorporate Ultra Violet into a space…with the “Jay Rug” from One Kings Lane. Beautifully hand-tufted in plush wool, and it ranges in sizes 2 x 3 to 11 x 15.

via Bungalow 5

Check out Bungalow 5’s Thalia Lamp inspired from a traditional Zhuanxinping vase that originated in the Qianlong Dynasty. This glam lamp would also look amazing in that teen bedroom suite I mentioned earlier.

via One Kings Lane

One Kings Lane does it again with their vintage Rose Victoria Alexandrite color changing hand-blown glasses from France. I love how they offer consumers one of a kind “finds” on their site, and I think this set is a fabulous find for tabletop design.

via Cyan Design

The Bella Vetro Chandelier from Cyan Design in a Murano style purple is a show stopper! I love the depth of the purple and the scale is spot on for many applications at 44 inches by 34 inches.

Well, it’s been fun to introduce you to Miss Ultra Violet and I can’t wait to show you my fun finds from Vegas Market next month! I hope all of you have a happy and prosperous New Year!

Xoxo

Shayla Copas, owner and principal designer of Shayla Copas Interiors, is an award-winning Arkansas designer who has been voted by numerous publications as a favorite designer in the state. Her work has graced the pages of At Home in Arkansas and other statewide and national publications throughout her 20-year career. Most recently, her work was featured on the cover of a Christmas interior design book, featuring several top designers across the nation, including Christopher Radko and HGTV personality Joe Ruggiero. She is currently writing her own entertainment design book which will be released in late 2018 or early 2019. Shayla is a member of the Interior Design Society and National Kitchen and Bath Association. Her blog EN VOGUE with SHAYLA COPAS focuses on trends in home design and entertaining.

The High Point Journey

October 31, 2017 by Laura LaRue

As we get back from fall High Point Market, I am more anxious than usual to unveil the latest in home trends. It seems that 2018 has a lot in store for homeowners. I want to take you along on my “High Point” journey so that you can see “a day in my life” at market. Along on the trip, was what I consider my “design family” from Alaska. We met Jeremy Bauer and Jason Clifton of Bauer/Clifton Interiors at an Interior Design Society conference several years back and we have been tackling markets together ever since.

First up on our market trail was the opportunity of serving on a discussion panel in the ZUO showroom, speaking to our fellow designers about Design Marketing. I was blessed to serve on this discussion with Jason Clifton of Bauer Clifton Interiors, Jeffrey Johnson of Jeffrey Designs and with Nick May of The Chaise Lounge. We touched a great deal on social media marketing as it is a must for all designers to properly market their craft. Photo credit : Yian Quach

Pictured above, Jeremy notices our speaking engagement sign with his usual enthusiasm.

Next stop! Instagram Takeover for DesignOnHPMKT and for our very own, At Home in Arkansas! I had the opportunity to “spot” the latest fall trends for both our state publication and for market. WHAT FUN! Below are a few of our fab finds!

Ooh lala! For one of my At Home In Arkansas Instagram takeover items I stumbled upon the Eichholtz Showroom and fell in love with their Beekman benches in Panama polished natural steel paired with their Esquire stacking console tables. They were definitely swoon worthy!

For the DesignOnHPMKT Instagram take over we headed to Currey & Company and spotted their swanky Braillen demi-lune. It’s light grey finish paired with floral antique silver hardware was the highlight of my day!

Our next fun adventure, was with Author/Designer Libby Langdon and other design colleagues as we gave a panel discussion on “Seasonal Design.” We enjoyed informing market attendees of the latest in seasonal trends. All of us were in agreement that mesh is a thing of the past and that glass and tradition are back!

Above: a fun photo with our Seasonal Design Panel after our discussion. We enjoyed meeting all of them!

Next stop…Suites at Market Square, to scout for our favorite vendors for my Suite Spot Tour. Each market, four designers give tours of the Suites and our job is to find two trending vendors per floor. There are SOOOO many fabulous vendors in the Suites it is like trying to decide upon a favorite child! However, after an entire day of scouting we settled on our favs! Above, are hand beaded velvet pillows by Callisto. Velvet is hot this season and almost every manufacturer was in on the trend.

Hammerton Lighting was the last showroom on our scouting list for the day and they did not disappoint. Hammerton is based out of Utah and services both residential and commercial design. We loved how interchangeable the finishes were with their wide array of hand-blown glass options. The next day, we led a tour of approximately 20 or so through the suites and ended our tour at Hammerton. Guests were in awe of their products. Check them out at www.hammerton.com

No market is ever complete without attending a social soiree or two. Veranda’s 30th Anniversary Party at Oly Studio did not disappoint; guests were treated to live music, champagne and incredible nibbles this gluten free girl can’t even begin to touch! We ran into fellow Arkansan and top designer Kevin Walsh of Bear Hill Interiors at the soiree and introduced him to our design family from Alaska.

We then headed to the Caracole Showroom to swoon over their HOT Ice Breaker Chair adorned in brass detail. Although this piece has been in their collection for awhile, it is still trending because of the brass detail.

Next, we headed to the Abbyson showroom as we did not want to miss our fabulous friend Barrie Livingstone speak. Oh, and of COURSE Auntie Shayla wanted to see what his fashionable pup Rio was wearing. As usual, Barrie and Rio were a complete HIT! British born, Barrie Livingstone is now based in Malibu, California, and designs projects that span the globe from Los Angeles to Miami and from Dubai to Malaysia.

No trip to market is complete without a fun field trip to Furnitureland South! I call it Disney World for designers. Seriously, you can spend an entire weekend at Furnitureland and still not cover everything. FLORAL is HOT and we spotted the St. Helena Chair from Ambella Home. With its large scale floral pattern it is trending for fall.

Last, but certainly not least, was a fun designer photo shoot in the Worlds Away Showroom with our good friend Yian. The Alaska and Arkansas Design Fam had a blast!

I hope that you enjoyed my High Point Journey and I look forward to showing you more after the next market.

Happy Fall everyone!

Shayla Copas

Photo courtesy of Janet Warlick

Shayla Copas, owner and principal designer of Shayla Copas Interiors is an award winning Arkansas designer who has been voted by numerous publications as a favorite designer in the state. Her work has graced the pages of At Home in Arkansas and other statewide and national publications throughout her 20 year career. Most recently, her work was featured on the cover of a Christmas interior design book, featuring several top designers across the nation including, Christopher Radko and HGTV personality Joe Ruggiero. Shayla is a member of the Interior Design Society and National Kitchen and Bath Association. Her new blog EN VOGUE with SHAYLA COPAS focuses on trends in home design and entertaining.

Elements of Design

August 23, 2017 by Laura LaRue

It’s August, and you know what that means…school is back in session! I thought this would be a perfect time to review the elements and principles of design regarding current trends. This month we will learn about the elements of design and shift into the principles of design in September. Just as an artist uses brushes, paints, and pencils, an interior designer utilizes the more abstract “tools” of line, shape, color, value, form, texture, and space.nachtmann-online.com

Any piece designed by Riedel or Nachtmann is guaranteed to be beautifully sculpted, and the Slice Votive Candle Holder is a prime example. We were enchanted by the clean lines that form this circular formation. Line and shape are a dynamic duo in the design world! I foresee an order of these candle holders for our office in the near future…

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Color is my favorite tool to work with because of the fabulous color palettes that can be created. In Daleno’s Carrie Collection, the heels are so hot they are melting with color! This element is used to bring life and emotion to images, but can also establish value and space. We encourage our clients to integrate splashes of color with artwork, pillows, accessories, etc.

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Value is essentially the lightness or darkness of a color and space is a guideline for the physical boundaries of an object. Fiftys Recorder IV by Daleno shows the different levels of transparency within the geometric objects. This demonstrates how value effects depth perception. As discussed above, color helps to establish the guidelines of objects. This is one way that allows for the creation of the element of space. Abstract art is great for uniting different accessories that you may not have thought about pairing before!

Finally, are the elements of form and texture. Form is the outline of three dimensional objects and texture is defined as the feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface. The amount of textures is endless as well as the design effects they can provide.

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The eye-catching Marlowe Mon Stool by World’s Away is the perfect example of both form and texture. The semi-circular arched base in the Lucite silver gloss finish provides an amazing contrast to the natural Mongolian fur cushion. Acrylic is still going strong in the design industry. The best combinations are normally the ones with a strong juxtaposition of design elements. We immediately had to go and try out this statement piece!

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The Bentley Bcon four drawer black dresser is another example of form and texture. The wood print is so realistic that it creates a “visual texture.” The simplicity of the structure of geometric forms is why they pair well with a bold texture. The Bentley is perfect because it can be dressed up or down depending on its use as distressed wood is very trendy right now.

I hope you enjoyed your crash course of the elements of design! Enjoy the summer weather while it’s still here. ?

Shayla Copas

Photo courtesy of Janet Warlick

En Vogue with Shayla Copas: Closet Candy Fit for a Prada Princess!

September 29, 2016 by Laura LaRue

Shayla Copas Interiors is currently designing a glamorous closet that will most certainly be fit for a princess! Our client is a designer label queen and we thought it would be “fitting” to share with you a few pieces of art we have proposed for the project from a line we love to specify.

“Closet Candy” is just the phrase to describe this fun art on canvas featuring pumps from famous designer Christian Louboutin! Known for his signature red shiny lacquered soles, his graceful fashion forward shoes are desired around the globe. We fell “head over heels” in LOVE with this piece.

My heart skipped a beat when we laid eyes on this Garden Louis Vuitton art on canvas! Our queen of fashion is sure to desire this for her well-appointed dressing area.

Gold is still strong in fashion and interiors this fall. We are excited to add some gold sparkle in our client’s closet. This homage to Coco Chanel hanging near her vast collection of pumps will put the GLAM in glamour in her dressing room!

This fabulous Jimmy Choo art on canvas will “pair” nicely with the Chanel gold foil canvas in the area devoted to her designer pumps. SO fashion forward!

I have always been enamored with CoCo Chanel quotes and the above photo is one of my favorites! This particular piece isn’t one that we are specifying but we wanted to share it with you!

I hope that you have enjoyed tagging along on our fashion forward artwork journey and that you have been inspired by a few of our selections. In the meantime, google “Chanel quotes” and have a nice cup of hot tea as we enter the fall season.

XOXO – Shayla

Photo courtesy of Rett Peek

{Art images via Oliver Gal // Last image via Pinterest}

Shayla Copas, owner and designer at Shayla Copas Interiors, is an award-winning Arkansas designer who has been voted by numerous publications as a favorite designer in the state. Her work has graced the pages of At Home in Arkansas and other publications throughout her 20 year career. Most recently, her work was featured on the cover of a Christmas interior design book, featuring several top designers across the nation including, Christopher Radko and HGTV personality Joe Ruggiero. Shayla is a member of the Interior Design Society and National Kitchen and Bath Association. Her new blog – En Vogue with Shayla Copas – will focus on trends in home design and entertaining.

En Vogue with Shayla Copas: 1940s Tropic – The Cuban Influence

August 3, 2016 by Laura LaRue

With the mending of the relationship between the US and Cuba we are noticing tropical elements to fabrics, furnishings, accessories, lighting and wallcovering. Fun pops of color, palm leaves and bamboo galore! This is going to be around for a while people…so soak it up and enjoy the vacation!

The New Les Tropi Ques Collection by Brunschwig and Fils is BOLD, Fun and has tropical elements that will make you think of enjoying a nice Pina Colada on the beach in Miami. Palm fronds and colorful fruit give a tropical vibe with class.

We are CRAZY about this chest and know you will be as well. White lacquer accented with gold bamboo hardware. This piece is seriously one of my favorites..and it comes in three colors!

We just couldn’t resist…had to show you another fun tropical fabric. This Schumacher green, yellow and white fabric is fresh, hot and tropical 1940’s.

At market we were head over heels when we met the white lacquer Selemat Brighton solid Mahogany Dining Chair inspired by the classic Chippendale Chair. It’s handcrafted Bamboo look is hot this season and will be around for years as this look starts to dominate the marketplace.

With its vivid orange color, this fun lamp by Port 68 is classic because of the gold banding, yet tropical because of its bright cheery color. Oh…by the way, it sits on a beautiful Lucite base, then topped off with a crystal ball. And not a bad price point either.

Port 68 does it again with yet another magnificent tropical piece. We love their classic “Baldwin Bowl.” Named in honor of the famous decorator Billy Baldwin and inspired by one of his favorite Scalamandre bamboo wallpaper patterns. They really hit a home run on this one.

Loving this pair of Palm Frond framed prints. Can’t wait to use them on a project in Florida soon.

As you can see, we are seeing an influx of of bright color, bamboo and tropical pattern. Can’t wait to see what the market continues to bring forward as we are just now entering the “Tropical 40’s.” We can guarantee that we will post again about its evolution.

{Headshot by Rett Peek}

En Vogue with Shayla Copas: Celebrating Our Independence in Style

June 23, 2016 by Laura LaRue

Entertaining for the “star spangled holiday” can be a bit of a challenge. Red, white and blue make a striking combo, but often I have clients asking me how to “pull off” a Fourth of July event where the end result is “classic” and not too commercial. We recently had the special honor of designing a Memorial Day party honoring a client’s fallen son who sadly did not make it home from the Middle East. During the planning of her event, I absolutely fell in love with this combo and became convinced that it could be accomplished EN VOGUE! Below are a few photos from the party, as well as an inspiration photo to help you when planning your very own red, white and blue gathering.

Space planning on this project was top priority. The client had a fixed amount of outdoor hardscape and decking to accommodate seating, so we decided to make use of her built-in benches to create banquettes. Toss pillows, festive red and white linens accented with stars, and classic florals brought the look together. We also added a wired burlap red, white and blue ribbon to add dimension on the tables. Of course, no party is ever complete without candles, so various shades of mercury glass votives were specified to make a statement with sparkle.

Large mason jars served as vases for our florals… keeping the look casual. I designed two types of arrangements. One using a combo of blue hydrangeas mixed with clusters of red roses. The other incorporated large cream hydrangeas adorned with American flags. The trick to patriotic design is to keep it “classic and simple.” The blue hydrangeas were clipped from the client’s garden and the large cream hydrangeas and roses I purchased “by the stem” at Tipton and Hurst. Hint- If you are like me and enjoy designing your own florals, you might consider purchasing the stems in bulk from a local supplier for a deep savings. Tipton in the Heights has a large variety of stems for purchase in their cooler.

We were in luck! The client was fully stocked with pillows in her event colors! We placed them in seating areas to make the spaces cozy and inviting. We also used them on the banquettes to soften the seating areas along the wall.

Who doesn’t desire Sangria on a hot summer day!?? We fell in love with this Sparkling Patriot Sangria topped with apple stars, strawberries and blueberries.

Sparkling Patriot Sangria Recipe:
6 large granny Smith Apples – peeled, sliced and cut into small stars with a metal cookie cutter
1 Pound of Strawberries – sliced in half
1 Bottle of Chardonnay
1 cup of firm Raspberries
4 Cups of Apple Juice
2 cups of Blueberries
1 Bottle of Champagne

Instructions:
Mix ingredients together and refrigerate for 2 hours. Serve on ice in a clear glass with a “star” straw.
You can find the star straws on Amazon.com

{Inspiration photo credit: Food-Health.com}

Star cookies are perfect for an Independence Day celebration and quite simple to make! Shortbread cookies with a cream cheese frosting, topped off with strawberry slices and blueberries. Yum!

With a Mexican buffet on the menu, I thought that red, white and blue bandanas would serve PERFECTLY as napkins. The cutlery was wrapped neatly in each bandana and then tied with blue and red hemp twine…a fun detail definitely worth investing in.

We were told that children would be attending the party and some would most definitely take advantage of a late afternoon swim, so we placed an array of beach balls in various sizes in the pool to add color and dimension. I think the adults enjoyed them more than the kiddos!

Hope you enjoyed our EN VOUGE patriotic event tips! Happy entertaining and have a safe holiday!

{Headshot courtesy of Nancy Nolan}

En Vogue with Shayla Copas: Wallpaper Trends

May 31, 2016 by Laura LaRue

“WHAT!!!???? WALLCOVERING!!!!?? Are you kidding me?”
Lately, when design clients are approached about incorporating the use of wallpaper we seem to get the same response. It’s almost as if they are having PTSD flashbacks from the days of the “blue and mauve” paper with a coordinating border around the room. In the 80’s and early 90’s paper was big and it seems as if my generation has an aversion to it based on their not-so-fond memories of the blue, mauve and fruit era.
Fortunately, for the design world paper is back, but much more refined than before. I am especially fond of Thibaut paper and want to share with you a few of my favorites.

Did anyone say pink? Thibaut’s Waterford, in the color pink, displays a watercolor look that will take your breath away. Pink in any shade is HOT and this paper is a great representation of a beautiful floral watercolor paper with fun pops of coral, pink and lime. Also shown is the Demetrius Applique Woven Fabric by Thibaut applied on cane white chairs and a banquette. Cane is also trending in “design land.”

ALL shades of blue are here to stay for a long time. That is unless you are thinking of bringing back the blue and brown combo from the late 90’s and then I would tell you we need to have an intervention and GET RID OF ALL OF IT! Seriously, the blue brown combo is just as offensive as the mauve and blue 😉 However, if you are pairing any shade of blue with WHITE or CREAM then you are EN VOGUE, FRESH and up with current trends. This room just takes my breath away and I am in LOVE with the texture of the wallcovering from the Bridgehampton Collection. Again, we see Thibaut’s Demetrius fabric in another fabulous color.

Any paper or fabric with birds is definitely going to stay around for a while. The Giselle paper from the Garden collection presents beautiful florals, which are incorporated in this fun paper of blues, golds and coral. Two years back we predicted that blue and orange would take over the design industry and our suspicion was definitely right. Also, notice the cane mirror above the sofa. OH, and did I mention that BIRDS are HOT HOT HOT!???

Psychologically speaking, blue lowers the blood pressure, decreases the appetite and slows down time. So, it is no wonder that blue in ANY shade continues to stay EN VOGUE…especially in a bedroom suite. Navy blue and white are so FRESH that I predict they will be with us for several more years to come. Plus you can PAIR almost ANY COLOR with navy and white! Above, Thibaut shows their Tanglewood paper in the color navy. Notice the fun Pagoda headboard detailed in satin nickel nail heads…it is seriously to DIE FOR! Again, the Demetrius Applique Woven Fabric in yet another color, navy, is shown.

{Photo courtesy of Rett Peek | Wallpaper images courtesy of Thibaut}

Shayla Copas’s Orchard Fizz cocktail

Orchard Fizz

Shayla Copas Publishes Book About Entertaining

Hollywood Glam ‘Southern Glam’ Style!

Say “Hello” to Ultra Violet!

En Vogue with Shayla Copas

The High Point Journey

Elements of Design

En Vogue with Shayla Copas: Closet Candy Fit for a Prada Princess!

En Vogue with Shayla Copas: 1940s Tropic – The Cuban Influence

En Vogue with Shayla Copas: Celebrating Our Independence in Style

En Vogue with Shayla Copas: Wallpaper Trends

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