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Stephanie Marsh Fillbrant of Marsh & Clark Design studio has designed this small and elegant powder room. In spite of the size it become an airy and artful space full of extraordinary craftsmanship. The classic composition of the room is anchored by an exquisite marble and limestone mosaic that unfurls up the subtly reflective, pale-blue Venetian plaster walls. This thoroughly modern take on an ancient art form is accented by a cantilevered vanity, which subtly suggests the trabeated forms of Ancient Greek post and lintel architecture. There is also an another local craftsman work in the room – a stunning portrait window. It marries classic stained-glass fabrication techniques with a modern design. Afternoon sunlight make this powder room unforgettable.

p.s. There is also an another work of the studio that worth a mention – a beautiful triplets room design.

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And now the moment you’ve all been waiting for! The winner of the Golden Bamboo Tray Table Giveaway is . . .

#62. Tonia!

Congratulations, Tonia, you are the envy of many! You will be contacted shortly by email. A big thanks to Bellacor for this amazing giveaway!

We’re enjoying a holiday here in the U.S. and I managed to talk the hubs into helping me wallpaper the powder room with wallpaper that I happened to stumble upon a few days ago! I’ll have the whole story and some photos (barring any mishaps!) later in the week. Happy Memorial Day!

Who could forget the fabulous London house featured in the 1998 version of Disneys The Parent Trap? That was where the twins’ mother Elizabeth (Natasha Richardson) lived with Annie (Lindsay Lohan). It was built in the 1840s in the heart of central London. Here’s how it looked in the movie:

Now it’s for sale for 14 million. Here’s how it looks today:

The interior for the movie was created on a soundstage and looked like this:

You can see more photos from the house in the movie in this post.

The real interiors are much more contemporary and more, well, white:

This is your chance to own a piece of movie history! For more information about the house and to see the rest of the photos, check out the listing by Strutt & Parker.

Hooked on Movie Houses? Click here to see the others I’ve featured, including houses from the original Parent Trap and the remake.