Three Winter Mood Boards for the Ultimate Cold-Weather Retreat
Local interior designers Sashya Thind Fernandes, Erin Glennon, and Shannon Tate curate inspiring, winter-ready palettes.
Photo by Joe St. Pierre / Styling by Kaylei Mcgaw/Anchor Artists
Warm and Fuzzy
Inspired by a recent trip to Vermont, ID8 Design Studio principal Sashya Thind Fernandes imagined a plush highland hideaway anchored by natural mohair and wool textiles and hints of brass and bronze.
1“Limani” mohair-cotton textile, Knoll.
2“Mohair Extreme” mohair textile, Maharam.
3“Arabescato Corchia” marble, Cumar.
4“Twig” fork and spoon with brass handles, Artefact Home|Garden.
5“Pioneer” leather, Room & Board.
6 “Circa” viscose-polyester textile, Knoll.
7Juniper Ridge “Backpacker” cologne, Boston General Store.
8 Tabu “Newood” wood veneer, Materials Inc.
9“Haven Stone” flooring, Armstrong Flooring.
10Custom brass tile, designer’s own.
1141zero42 “Loop” ceramic wall tile, Division
12“Sherpa” polyester textile, Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams.
13“Venetian Dream” engineered-stone tile, Stone Source.
14 “Gallery” glass tile, Ann Sacks.
15 “Harlow” bronze-and-brass cabinet knob, Rejuvenation.
16“Cato” wool-rayon textile, Knoll.
17 White onyx, Cumar.
18 Cofield brass bottle opener, Artefact Home|Garden.
19Alpaca rug, the Rug Company.
Photo by Joe St. Pierre / Styling by Kaylei Mcgaw/Anchor Artists
Fire and Ice
Interior designer Erin Glennon experimented with warm and cool tones to evoke a romantic chalet, complete with silken fabrics and a metallic Phillip Jeffries wallcovering.
1 Kelly Wearstler for Groundworks “Sonoma” silk textile, Kravet.
2 Games Academy domino set, Black Ink.
3 + 18 Sandra Jordan “Prima Alpaca Suri” alpaca-wool textiles, Studio 534.
4 “Helios Plaid” acrylic-wool-polyester textile, Robert Allen Duralee Group.
5 + 12 Bierfilzl wool coasters, Greentail Table.
6 Bowl, Field House.
7 “Wild Woods” wallcovering, Phillip Jeffries.
8 Kelly Wearstler for Groundworks “Wood Drop” wood trim, Kravet.
9 “Mulberry Silk” silk textile, Robert Allen Duralee Group.
10 Polyester textile, Kravet.
11 Noble maple syrup, Boston General Store.
13 Nate Cotterman “Rocks” glass, Artefact Home|Garden.
14 “Brookhill Plaid” cotton-linen textile, Ralph Lauren.
15 “Embellushed Plush” cotton textile, Pollack.
16 “Bird” stainless steel corkscrew with rosewood, Greentail Table.
17 “Cometa” antique glass, Architectural Glass.
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19 Rocky Mountain Hardware “Twig” bronze cabinet pull, Needham Decorative Hardware.
Photo by Joe St. Pierre / Styling by Kaylei Mcgaw/Anchor Artists
Nature and Nurture
Picturing a cozy, nature-connected space with a roaring fireplace and mountain views, interior designer Shannon Tate paired stone and wood finishes with warm leather upholstery and textured rugs.
1 “Metaphor” porcelain tiles, Emser Tile.
2 “Center-to-Center” zinc pull, Amerock.
3 Linen textile, the Shade Store.
4 “Utopia” rayon-linen textile, Smith & Noble.
5 Burnt-teak sample, Masaya & Co.
6 Framed photograph, designer’s own.
7 “Bermuda” jute rug, Surya.
8 “Brea” wool-cotton-polyester rug, ED.
9 “Pony” aniline-dyed leather, Comfort Design.
10 “Italian Textured Weave” viscose-cotton textile, RH.
11, 12, 13 + 14 “Little Black Dress,” “Shadow Mountain,” “True Taupewood,” and “Conifer Green” paint samples, all Behr.
15 Storka “Cambridge” porcelain tile, South Cypress.
16 Vintage camera, designer’s own.
17 Mulxiply felt-and-leather case, Artefact Home|Garden.
18 “Boulder” porcelain mug, Greentail Table.
19 Velvet textile, the Shade Store.
