In the Spotlight: Erin Fetherston Home Tour

Hey dolls! I'm starting a new collection of celebrity home tours so we can drool and dream over what we can have...one day.  How dreamy is this designer's home?  It's a recently converted loft in Tribeca overlooking the Hudson River beaming with high-ceilings and massive windows.  Erin's LOVE for antique and vintage furniture is apparent in these lovely pictures as well as her love for all things romantic, classic, and modernly clean.

These amazingly beautiful doors open to the main living room where Erin spends most of her time. 

Talk about a good first impression.

Love the neutral colors and light sage wall color. And is that a sheep I see?

Behind her sofa hangs this fairytale-like candle chandelier over the dining table. How magical is that?

Love this idea...

All in the details.

Her "archived" closet where she goes for inspiration.

Loving this simple room with a long chinoiserie silk screen.

A 'creative chaos' workspace.

{Images via Vogue}

Dreamy Closet Mondays...

Ok..so now that I have ALL these new things to add to my closet, I am wondering where in the heck I am going to store them?!?!  Anybody wish they had a bigger closet? ME! I wish we had 2 closets - one for me and the other for my shoes. Ha! Kidding. The other closet would be for my husband of course. 

Our next home will DEFINITELY have a HUGE closet with a pullout bed and everything. Again, kidding.  Well, a girl can dream and these amazingly beautiful closets will be inspiration for my husband and I in our next home. I love white closets, pastel pinks, and soft lighting and these would be perfect.

LOVE that quote AND the ceiling! Wow...

The Shoe Closet (Mariah Carey's closet. She never disappoints.)

Don't you love all the mirrors?

This reminds me of kitchen cabinets. LOVE IT!

I would consider this a clothing library. Love the ceiling lampshades!

Is this a closet or a clothing store?? 

Love the hint of baby blue.

Can you guess who's closet this is?? Hint: rhymes and sounds like "Okra."

{One . Two . Three . Four . Five . Six . Seven . Eight . Nine}