Step Inside an Interior Designer’s Colourful, Patterned Home
In this episode of Houzz TV Live, interior designer Monique Sartor of Sartorial Interiors takes viewers through the colourful, eclectic interiors of her historical home in Sydney. In the kitchen, powder-blue cabinets, hot-pink stools and a black-and-white tile floor in an unexpected pattern create a soothing and playful style. Sartor takes a similar approach in other rooms. Flashes of pink, yellow and blue in wallpaper and upholstery pieces mix with her own artwork and photography, as well as fun details such as cabinet hardware shaped like bees, to arrive at a personalised, energetic home.
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Lot of bright colors in this video, especially for the wallpaper. I love the mix and how it all comes together.
I LOVE this Houzz! I wish there were still photos of all the rooms. All those colors just make you feel bright and happy! Something we all need right now1 😜👼🏼⚡️😍
What a wonderfully bright and colourful home!
What amazing spaces. Her sense of proportion and color is joyful and refreshing. You’d walk in and feel happy and uplifted.
Where is the oven?
What a fun inspiring space and talent. Thank you for this. 😍
I don't comment on Houzz very often, but this was just so gorgeous - and refreshing to see and feel the joy in her own creations - love it!
What a delightful young woman! It would be fun to work with someone like her. LOVED the house.
@Shannon - click on the green link below the intro for still photos.
Beautiful!
Rick - that was pure delight! Thank you for this feature. Monique brought lots of happy into this morning. ❤️
Love the colours, unfortunately not enough light for me. But colours are top!
Absolutely gorgeous! I love everything about it, that color just pops and makes you feel good.
Love, love the vibe and liveliness of this home. Gave me some ideas on how to pop with color.
OOooooooo!!!! This is so Alice in Wonderland! I'm in love with your kitchen <3
Absolutely beautiful !!!!! Joyful, wow, so much talent !
Wow. She's so talented!
Rick, your comments regarding the designs opened my eyes to so much more than I would have noticed. Ms. Sartor is so talented. Never seen anything so rich and inviting at once. Thank you for this. Appreciate her opening her home for us to see. Every room a jewel.
Love ,love, Love the spaces , the colors and risks she took making all the rooms look so fresh , light and airy , simply amazing , PURE ART ... the Fuchsia chairs !!!! truly the places shown are a master piece in itself.. would've loved to have seen the bedrooms too .. but other than that this was great watching and hearing the heart/passion behind this beautiful project .
Monique and I have something in common....We both love fuchsia! A joyful house that I am sure reflects the personality of the owner/designer.
Beautiful rooms, color and style!
The artwork is amazing. What a beautiful home. Inspires me to take more risks with color!
@crazyhearts and @ForestWaif thank you so much. It's a treat to spend some time with all these talented pros on Houzz.
stunning , fresh and fun! can you please tell me the name of the paint company who makes escape Alcatraz
This was awesome! Beautiful design.
It is so refreshing and uplifting to see COLOR!
I'm designing my colorful new home now, and this was perfect to give me courage to go even further!
This is a really beautiful and artistic design.
Love it
Simply wow! An excellent showcase of Monique's vibrant home and her varied skills. Just love a quantum leap before and after, with imagery taken from the same angle!
Wow - what beautiful comments - many thanks! Glad you enjoyed visiting my home here in Sydney!
There are more photos of this project on my profile which can be found here Sartorial Interiors - portfolio. You might like to follow me to get my updates!
I've also recently uploaded a couple of new projects which you might enjoy - the Harris Street project was also particularly playful and fun!
And the name of the paint company that does "Alcatraz Escape" is Resene and can be found here Resene Elementals
Wishing everyone a very happy New Year and may 2021 be a whole lot kinder to us all!
so beautiful design , it makes home more warm and comfortable
I would like to see the kitchen drawers opened. I'm curious how they function.
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