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Polished to Perfection

 



Design inspiration can come from literally anywhere … a leaf on a tree, a glass of Chablis, your best friend’s sundress. This time of year when I am wearing my favorite open-toed shoes, it’s my nail polish that gives me ideas for my next interior project.
The look of this natural turquoise stone chandelier by Marjorie Skouras comes straight out of a bottle of Essie’s Turquoise and Caicos. If you want to take this hot shade to your walls, try Benjamin Moore’s Poolside Blue. It’s bright, bold and right on trend. Turquoise and Caicos Polish by Essie (Equivalent Paint color: Poolside Blue 2048-40 by Benjamin Moore) Lilacs in bloom smell, oh, so sweet, and it’s equally lovely in this feminine retreat. Lilacism polish from Essie is the inspiration for the hue. To create this look that is floral and fresh, try Sherwin William’s Enchant. Lilacism polish by Essie (equivalent paint color Enchant SW6555 by Sherwin Williams) Need a little drama in your life? Go for black and white on your walls and your nails. This great wallcovering is Monaco Damask by F. Schumacher. To bring this look to your personal style try Essie’s Marshmallow on your fingers and their Licorice on your toes. Marshmallow Nail Polish by Essie, Licorice Nail Polish by Essie






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