The Hot Tropical Designs of Doug Meyer

 

Image from The DecorologistDoug Meyer is known as a color revolutionary in Miami, Florida.  Inspired by fashion and travel, Meyer is all about bending the rules and setting up juxtapositions in his design. 

 

 

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Meyer really like to use plexiglass in his designs (see pic below).  His work certainly reflects an updated mid-century vibe, doesn’t it?

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 I must admit, I’m not loving the walls in the room below.  But I do like the furniture and accessories.  Maybe a dark gray wall instead?


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I really like the headboard effect he created here.  And all the shades of blue used.  No doubt, this is a very personal space where the occupant can get lost in his/her own world . . .


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 This is kinda reminding me of the apartment in “Family Affair” from the 1970’s.  And that’s not a criticism!

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Meyer believes that a particular design can last if it’s based on the past and can transcend a particular trend.  He espouses no method or real rule for combining old and new, but believes it’s all about balancing and editing. Image from The Decorologist




Photo Credits:  DecoratiAccess

2 Comments

  1. Daniel

    Meyer is obviously very Miami, but that’s good in my book because it’s nostalgic for me having spent some time in Hollywood (Miami bedroom town) as a child.

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