Stark's Versatile Antelope Ax

Amy Berry mentioned that Stark's Antelope Ax is one of the most versatile rugs you can use. Take a look below at all the other designers who seem to agree. Antelope Ax can be found in a variety of rooms, styles and yet it always looks great, from closets, nurseries, dens, sitting rooms, dining rooms.

Nicole Henley Mellon sits in her posh yellow Oly chair with Stark Antelope at her feet

Classic furnishings pair nicely with Antelope

Amanda Lindroth used Antelope in this Bahahamian home paired with this amazing drum chandelier she found on 1stDibs

Jan Showers used Antelope Ax in this library

Amy Berry says Antelope Ax is one of the most versatile rugs that she uses

Robert Brown used Antelope Ax in this symmetrical dining room

Alexa Hampton used Antelope in her dressing room

Sam Allen used the darker Antelope Ax in this vibrant bedroom

Celerie Kimble's design assitant, Heidi Bianco used Antelope Ax in her bedroom

Amanda Nisbet used Antelope Ax carpet in her hallway

Antelope Ax in a nursery

Ruthie Sommers paired feminine pinks with Antelope

If Stark rugs are not in your budget, but you want to achieve the Antelope look, here are are a few more affordable options: 

Ballard Designs Antelope hand tufted rug

Myers Carpets offers a lower priced alternative Antelope print carpet

Jaimee Rose: The Tile Master

I came across the beautiful interiors from  Phoenix based interior designer, Jaimee Rose that I couldn't wait to share with you guys! I just love her use of lots of tiling! She works on a lot of remodel projects and her blog has great before and after photos and sources. Hope you enjoy!

Granade Tile flooring

Hint, while reading her blog, she mentions a great low cost tile source for great tiling like these!

Top to Bottom (L-R): 

Greek Key; Black Granite Hexagon ; White Porcelain Penny; Ceramic Amlo Circle; Victorian Hex White Porcelain Flower

Amazing Floors

There is nothing better than amazing flooring in a room. Whether it's an intricate mosaic, painted wood floors, awesome chevron pattern or colorful accents. One of my favorites is herringbone floors previously featured here, but I wanted to showcase some different ideas using color, stained wood designs, and intricate patterns. What is your favorite floor?

Amazing white and blue chevron tiled floors from Knight Moves

Love the gold accents in the white tile flooring from Haus Design 

Great long hallway with black and white simple mosaic design looks like a runner from Avant Garde Design

Great black and white patterned floors from Phoebe Howard

Stained pattern in this wood floor from Coastal Living

Eric Cohlers Charleston house at Veranda

Atlanta Home Mag by Billy Roberts

Limestone floors with a nautilus design

Another view of this nautilus floor

Light blue and white painted stripe floors Tobi Fairley

Painted checkerboard flooring from Southern Living

Shiny checkerboard floor leading out to an amazing outdoor area from Meg Braff

Great wood grain design on this flooring from Norman Reeves

Greg Natalie featured on Ivy & Piper

Feminine bathroom with white and pink tile and design from Elizabeth Dinkle

Lastly, I just had to feature my favorite bathroom flooring ever which I have already featured before! The design of the marble just draws you into the space like arrows saying, "Come in." 

Herringbone Floors

I have always loved the look of Herringbone floors since it gives a nice pattern to flooring, whether its wood, marble, painted or stained. The pattern is like little arrows drawing me in to the space! I read somewhere this style once was used in the most prestigious castles in Europe! 

This striped marble in herringbone is one of my favorites!

Stained hardwoods with herringbone pattern to mimic an area rug

Vintage floors with the great architecture, this must be European

Aged Antique Fumed Oak Herringbone floors

Herringbone floors from Armstrong

Another look with marble. Love the clean look of the white marble in the herringbone style