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CasaSugar had the chance to ask designer Jeremy Conway a few questions about the place. The most interesting was learning that her plum and cream print rug was a Marni design from The Rug Company - isn't it gorgeous? The designer said the paint was a custom shade, but that it was very similar to Benjamin Moore's Electric Blue.

A similar piece at the Chicago Tribune gives away a few more secrets - according to set decorator Lydia Marks, "The settees were custom-made and upholstered in Silk Trading Co.'s Amanda Lee linen. The one-of-a-kind mirrored coffee table came from New York's ABC Carpet & Home, and was topped with smoked glass."

For more pictures, check into CasaSugar soon, as she is promising more pictures. You can also see a full write-up on Carrie's fab apartment makeover (plus notes about the other ladies' places) in the new issue of Traditional Home, on news stands now

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CasaSugar had the chance to ask designer Jeremy Conway a few questions about the place. The most interesting was learning that her plum and cream print rug was a Marni design from The Rug Company - isn't it gorgeous? The designer said the paint was a custom shade, but that it was very similar to Benjamin Moore's Electric Blue.

A similar piece at the Chicago Tribune gives away a few more secrets - according to set decorator Lydia Marks, "The settees were custom-made and upholstered in Silk Trading Co.'s Amanda Lee linen. The one-of-a-kind mirrored coffee table came from New York's ABC Carpet & Home, and was topped with smoked glass."

For more pictures, check into CasaSugar soon, as she is promising more pictures. You can also see a full write-up on Carrie's fab apartment makeover (plus notes about the other ladies' places) in the new issue of Traditional Home, on news stands now

Tags:   Sex and The City Carrie Bradshaw Sex and the City Movie Jeremy Conway Lydia Marks Carrie Bradshaw's Apartment

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Lastly, here's my teeny bedroom! As you can tell, it doesn't get any natural light (bummer!) and it's so small that I had a hard time taking a decent photo! The headboard was custom made for a Rubie Green shoot and I'm IN LOVE with it! It's actually much higher than it appears, but since I have no storage space in my apartment, I had to put the bed on raisers which makes the headboard appear shorter. (Just wait till I move one day...it will be gorgeous;) The Ikea bookshelf is also one of my favorite pieces, and when I moved into my new place I had the choice of getting rid of this large piece (ummm...yeah right!) or squeezing it next to my bed. So I chose the latter. The goofy ceramic horse on top makes me happy- I found it at a flea market and my dad cannot understand why I hang onto it. (I tell him that true love is blind"

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The bedroom and bathroom of my Hollywood Hills home creates a serene retreat from the hustle of the city lights below. I chose a dreamy shade of blue that by itself would have been too harsh for a retreat like an environment but layered with the different textures and otherwise cool colors makes for a great backdrop. The cool reflection of the metallic silver brought in by the feature wall behind the bed is made of tin ceiling tiles and establishes a geometric anchor to the room while still being whimsical with the play on texture. I added pops of apple green to bring in the lush landscape and vistas beyond to add to the harmonious mix. From the reupholstered 1950’s Sears and Roebuck lounge chair to the monogrammed pillows on the leather wrapped bed the entire room feels tailored and with the glass bedside lamps and white shag rug the different surfaces keep your eye moving.

The walls of the bathroom are painted in an effortless whisper white with a surprising heavenly blue ceiling, the same blue as the bedroom walls, tying the two spaces together.. The tri-colored rectangular tiles create a crisp background to the floating white bowl sinks on a glass countertop as you walk in. A clean and fluid color palette keeps the small space feeling open and the original black and white photos in walnut frames creates a gallery feel and mix seamlessly with the chocolate towels adorning the room. The mix of texture, color and an editingeye turn what was once a dingy and dated space into a timeless retreat.

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