This Chicago Designer Turned her Historic Townhouse Into A Floral Explosion

Everything's coming up roses.

“I wanted guests to feel like they’re on vacation when they come to visit,” says Holladay; headboard in Brigitte Stripe by Schumacher. Photo: Francesco Lagnese
A lot of times, you see linear florals in dining rooms or foyers, but I thought it would be more interesting to do it in a living room,” says Holladay of the Pyne Hollyhock. The Neo-Grecian chandelier from Vintage Hardware was chosen because it “felt
The posh walk-in closet was Holladay’s gift to herself for a renovation well done. The ceiling is covered in hand-marbled sheets by Paper Mojo. Bench in Deconstructed Stripe by Miles Redd for Schumacher. Photo: Francesco Lagnese
In the guest bath, the sconces are from Circa Lighting. Photo: Francesco Lagnese
The dining room’s dusty lavender hue (E26-15 by Fine Paints of Europe) was such a success that she used it on doors throughout 59 the house; curtains in Ursula by Schumacher. Photo: Francesco Lagnese
The main bedroom is a respite from day-to-day family life; the bedding is from Leontine Linens. Photo: Francesco Lagnese
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