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This week we're joined by a return guest, Nashville-based designer Jonathan Savage of Savage Interior Design. Jonathan takes us on a journey through his design philosophy and experiences, as showcased in his beautiful newest book "The Savage Style."
He also talks more about his approaching projects focusing on both function and aesthetics, his love for shopping and favorite places, and how he balances traditional and modern elements in his designs. Jonathan also shares some great tips on styling consoles, editing spaces, and creating impactful black-and-white interiors.
Follow along with pictures of this week's decorating dilemma here on the How to Decorate Blog.
Hi Kate and thank you for writing! So first, Jonathan recommends installing exaggerated wainscoting around the lower half of the walls, which would help bring the large space down to a more human scale. Above the wainscoting, Jonathan proposes either wallpapering or creating a gallery wall to add interest. To ensure consistency throughout the space, he advises unifying all moldings and trim. Jonathan also suggests updating the stair carpet to complement the vintage entry rug, tying the two elements together. For an added touch of impact, he recommends painting the inside of the front door. Hope this helps, and be sure to give us an update!
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This week we're joined by a return guest, Nashville-based designer Jonathan Savage of Savage Interior Design. Jonathan takes us on a journey through his design philosophy and experiences, as showcased in his beautiful newest book "The Savage Style."
He also talks more about his approaching projects focusing on both function and aesthetics, his love for shopping and favorite places, and how he balances traditional and modern elements in his designs. Jonathan also shares some great tips on styling consoles, editing spaces, and creating impactful black-and-white interiors.
Follow along with pictures of this week's decorating dilemma here on the How to Decorate Blog.
Hi Kate and thank you for writing! So first, Jonathan recommends installing exaggerated wainscoting around the lower half of the walls, which would help bring the large space down to a more human scale. Above the wainscoting, Jonathan proposes either wallpapering or creating a gallery wall to add interest. To ensure consistency throughout the space, he advises unifying all moldings and trim. Jonathan also suggests updating the stair carpet to complement the vintage entry rug, tying the two elements together. For an added touch of impact, he recommends painting the inside of the front door. Hope this helps, and be sure to give us an update!
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