Al-Qurum Residential, Oman by 'n dot interiors'

I am so honored to have been given the opportunity to design the interiors of one of the most endearing people I have come across. It initially started with a large sitting room that only consisted of a three seat sofa and ended with a few rooms full of inventiveness enthused by my client’s sparkling energy.

Tamara Mellon's Renovated Apartment

My very first 'Celebrity Homes' post was on Tamara Melon's NY apartment that was designed by the fabulous Martyn Lawrence Bullard. And I've only just come to find out that she recently had it renovated! I was somewhat nervous to see the new face-lift as I was abosultely enamoured by the former design. Although I have to say that the revamp still oozes the same kind of vitality, this time, in a much lighter sense. Interior designer Michael Adams assimilated beautiful mid century pieces and I especially adore the 'love for eternity' light installtion above the unquestionably, gorgeous Warren Platner dining set. Take a look at the new deal.

Guest Post: The Connecticut Home

Post By: Khulood Sultan.

Designer Joe Nahem maintained the classical bones of this two-storey house located in Connecticut, ensuring that the transition from the traditional exterior to the lively, modern new interior wouldn't be disconcerting.

Omani Artist: Usama Al Kindy

If you're a regualr reader than you already know my fascination with abstract art, a huge thank you goes out to a client of mine for shedding light to Omani Artist Usama Al Kindy; a discovery that I am positively willing to keep my eyes on. I love his use of vibrant colors, they exude so much inspiring energy and in my opinion, that's the best form of visual language!
Check out my favorites posted below.

DIY: Melted Crayons

Who doesn't love DIY when it's art related? I was in my bedroom when I was desperate for some therapy, I didn't know what it was I wanted, I just knew I had to keep myself occupied and happy! Thankfully I had everything I needed to create this little piece without even having to leave my room. Although, I would recommend that you do this outdoors.

What you need:

- A White Board or Canvas.

- A Hair Dryer.

- A Glue Gun.

- Lastly, Colorful Crayons.

I don't want to give instructions on how you can do it as there are no limits to creativity.

Last night those Bleeding Crayons saved my life.