This year, I had the honor of judging the American Society of Interior Designers’ Colorado chapter’s annual Crystal Awards. And now that the winners have been announced, I can (finally!) share with you some of my favorite entries.First up is the winner in the Bedroom/Bathroom category: a peaceful sanctuary created by Basalt, Colorado-based interior designer Robyn Scott, of Robyn Scott Interiors Ltd. Scott has coined the term “artitexture” to describe her holistic approach to interior design that allows texture, art and furnishings to become an expression of a space’s architecture.
It seems to me that this room explains the concept perfectly. The space features an inviting blend of textures, from silk and wool to linen and suede, but you won’t find any bold colors, patterns or contrasts. Instead, each element of Scott’s design quietly complements the room’s striking architecture, as well as the beautiful mountain views that Scott was careful to preserve (by day, the treatment she selected for the floor-to-ceiling windows can be rolled right up to the ceiling).
I don’t know about you, but I’d like to be curled up on that chaise lounge with a good book right now!
To see more of Robyn Scott’s work, click here: www.rsidesigns.com — Christine
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Absolutely beautiful. I love the contrast between the cold outside and the warm inside.
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