Copycat Entry

After professing my devotion to the entry designed by Colleen McGill on Friday, I received some comments and emails asking for sourcing information for various pieces in the scheme. So, I happily went on the hunt for items that could be used to recreate a similar look and here is what I came up with.

Pottery Barn Clarissa Glass Drop Chandelier

Plexi-Craft Console Table

High Fashion Home Black Mirror

Ballard Designs Louis XVI Stool

Jamali Garden Nickel Bowl

Calypso Home Hampton Lattice Rug

Plantation Caspian Chandelier

AVF Brilliant Acrylic Console Table

Williams-Sonoma Home Fulton Ebony Floor Mirror

Tiffany Revere Bowl

Wisteria Graphic Suzani-Inspired Dhurrie

Plantation Classic Diamond Tufted Ottoman

Z Gallerie Jupiter Chandelier

Jamali Garden Silver Pedestal Bowls

CB2 Peekaboo Clear Console

IKEA Mongstad Mirror

Wisteria X-Base Stool

Layla Grace Orchard House Rings Flax Wool Rug

I tried to cover a wide range of price points. I began with a moderately priced scheme, followed with a more expensive set, and ended with some bargain items. I have favorite elements in all of them...what about you? 


With any of the lineups, this tray would make a perfect accessory, wouldn't it?

Williams-Sonoma Home Tiled Tray

Entry Obsession

I've become infatuated with the entry below designed by Colleen McGill. I love the dramatic effect of the dark mirror over the white wall paneling...the cherry on top is that killer lucite console table. I'm also seriously digging the bubbly pendant light hanging overhead. To die for, isn't it?

Via Style at Home, Photo by Donna Griffith

This first photo is from Style at Home and the feature is all about Winter Whites, so the home is styled with that theme in mind. As I've mentioned before, white is among my favorite colors, so that way is my personal pick. In the following shots, there's not as much contrast going on.

Colleen heads up McGill Design Group and as you'll gather from the portfolio shots below, she is quite a talent. She is clearly willing and able to execute a wide variety of styles. Despite the variance in styles, all of McGill's projects impart the same smart, luxurious feeling. There are so many moves and methods to admire, but I am especially impressed with the outstanding millwork and thoughtful cabinetry used throughout her projects. She obviously has a strong appreciation for architectural details and completely understands how they can be implemented to elevate a room.

All photos above from McGill Design Group

Hope you've enjoyed the tour of my favorite rooms from Colleen's portfolio! Head over to the McGill Design Group site to see the whole gamut.  Lots of great inspiration for those who love neutral palettes. 

Did you have any favorite rooms or elements? If so, do tell. After seeing her work, I'm completely convinced that I need more oversized, full-length mirrors in my house...at minimum, I want one in our entry.

Have a great weekend!