Style Tips from the Hotel Havana. Previous image Next image We gave you a sneak peek of Liz Lambert’s newest project, the Hotel Havana in San Antonio, last week. If you loved the hip, vintage look of the hotel's gorgeous rooms and common areas, you're in luck. We've got more great photos, some resources to share and some tips on how you can bring a little vintage Texas modern into your own home. Inspiration from the Hotel Havana is in the simplicity of the decor: rooms aren't filled to the brim with furniture and accessories; rather, a balance between function and aesthetics has been achieved. The antique existing furniture of the hotel has been used, and chairs and couches have been reupholstered in hip velvet or vinyl materials. All the original beds have been repainted and refinished (the wood frames) or powder coated in greens, maroons and blues (the metal frames).
The entire interior color palette is also inspiring. An easy way to infuse a little Texas cool into your space is by implementing cool art. REVISION CHICAGO - Vintage I interiors | furniture | accessories | design I decorating I artwork | mid-century | modern I Hollywood Regency I Glam I eco-chic I green I special sale I alerts I previews I Chicago I Illinois I home IMad Men. Print custom fabric on-demand. Samson Stool | Industry West. Izola. The New York Times > Magazine > Slide Show > The Perfect Getaway > Slide 3 of 5. Before & After: Andi & Dean's Master Bath on a Budget. Budget is the name of the game, but you'd never know after taking a peek at Andi and Dean's newly renovated bathroom. Following the purchase of their San Francisco Victorian last year, the couple has taken on the remodel room by room.
Check out the amazing transformation of their master bath! After falling in love with an Anne Sacks tile that was slightly over budget, the couple did some research and found a similar Italian porcelain for less. Arranged in a herringbone pattern, the 4" x 24" tiles are stunning. The walls are clad in a classic subway tile and painted a soft green, creating a soothing spa-like atmosphere. Discovering the perfect sink base at Restoration Hardware for a whopping $1,200 encouraged the the couple to take matters into their own hands. Restoring the orignal 1890's tub became Andi's labor of love. Andi and Dean have adopted a "learn by doing" approach to their remodel which appears to be paying off in a big way. The Brooklyn Home Company. Modern Lighting, Contemporary Lamps, Chandeliers - Niche Modern.