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Feature Friday: Ballard Designs Bosch House at Serenbe, Part 2

July 6, 2012 By Rhoda 30 Comments

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Back today with Part 2 of the Ballard Designs house at Serenbe, you all loved Part 1.  And I can’t blame you!  Very inspiring it is.

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My new stairs are going to look something like this!  Pretty, aren’t they?  They are going to be painted (dark brown with white risers) with a runner.  In fact, I’ve already got a runner from Dash and Albert picked out.  Can’t wait!

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Upstairs room with twin beds.  Another beautiful Ballards fixture.

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Check out the oyster shell mirrors and sea fans on the desk.

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I love sea fans, so pretty.

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And those oyster shells on the mirror are pretty neat too.

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Love how textured and neutral they are.

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Close-up.  OK, who is going to make one of these?

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Fabric headboard and more fabric above.

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Office space is pretty and neutral.  Love that striped rug. I’m loving stripes lately too.

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Another pretty mirror and chairs.

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This is adorable Jill Sharp Brinson again, creative director with Ballards, along with a Ballard’s corporate guy. Can’t find his card now.  They were very fun to talk to and they love bloggers.

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I’m seeing café curtains a lot lately and aren’t they cute all over again.  Very simple and cottage-like.

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Simple reclaimed wood shelving with baskets.

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Book art from Ballards.

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A real plant in a glass vase with fishing net.  Very cute!

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Another innovative Ballards light fixture.  They  have such a great selection.

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Cute bathroom.

So, that’s the tour of the Net Zero Bosch house at Serenbe.

Did you enjoy this one?  What was your favorite here?

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  1. [email protected] Designs says

    July 7, 2012 at 7:36 am

    Such a great house…hard to say what my favorite room/item would be because everything is so beautiful…love the office with the gray and white tones and the oyster shell mirror is fantastic!…
    Have a wonderful weekend!

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  2. Heidi @ Decor & More says

    July 7, 2012 at 12:56 pm

    I love that gray and cream office space! And your stairs will look fabulous with a runner. What a boatload of inspiration, Rhoda — thanks for sharing. 🙂
    xo Heidi

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  3. Diane | An Extraordinary Day says

    July 7, 2012 at 8:07 pm

    Thanks for another fab tour Rhoda!
    I love all the wonderful details and design tips…but not so much the color. After scrolling through the pics I was feeling a bit drab. I need a bit of brightness or contrast and a flash of color.
    Question. I too think the cafe’ curtain is sweet. But, why, oh, why does it not go up to the mid ledge of the window?

    Hope your weekend is extraordinary!

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  4. Odie says

    July 7, 2012 at 9:54 pm

    Your design is very classy! Can you design my house after i get approve from the bank? Lol.

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