Blue and White Two Ways

Spectacularly gorgeous living room of Katie Ridder and Peter Pennoyer
The living room of Katie Ridder and Peter Pennoyer via Architectural Digest

One of the many reasons I'm a fan of the blue and white color combination is that it works everywhere and with everything.  It functions almost like a neutral. These spaces couldn't be more different, and yet, a blue and white print looks fantastic in both.

Chic penthouse Miami bedroom of Ranjana and Naeem Khan with large scale Andy Warhol silkscreens over the bed.

Both of these rooms are amazing.  In the guest bedroom, above, Andy Warhol silkscreens cover the wall.  I'd not seen these before, and I love them.  The neutral palette with just a bit of blue added is one of my favorites.
Exquisite living room of Katie Ridder in her Hudson Valley weekend home.

So, back to the Katie Ridder living room.  I'm dying.  Her color sense and ability to mix textiles is masterful.   See the rest of the house here.


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