A little cottage in Maine is home to designer Angela Adams and many of her unique creations. Photo: Angela Adams
Angela Adams is well-known in the design world for her amazing rugs and her nature-inspired motifs. The Maine-based designer shared some
photos of her cottage/studio with Design*Sponge last fall. We loved her home so much that we asked if we could see a little bit more of her space, and Angela graciously complied.
With a closet full of supplies and a studio space like this, it's no wonder Angela is creative! Photo: Angela Adams
A closet full of paint, supplies and a bright red toolbox (above left) are enough to have this particular small apartment dweller drooling. Angela's cottage features a studio space where she works on the original designs for what later become finished products. The light, bright space is filled with plants that harken back to Angela's nature-themed prints.
A dress maker's dummy decked out in pompoms is a whimsical touch. Photo: Angela Adams
This cozy nook (above) with window seats and a table is at the far end of Angela's kitchen. Angela's husband, Sherwood Hammil, made her this beautiful table--No, we're not jealous, really, we swear. The feminine chairs are vintage Norman Cherner chairs.
An antique painting, a mid-century modern chair and two gorgeous Angela Adams rugs make this desk setting picture perfect. Photo: Angela Adams
Angela revealed to Design*Sponge that that vintage painting seen on the desk (above) is a portrait of her own grandmother at the tender age of 14. We love it when family heirlooms work their way into a room. The rugs are of course by Angela Adams -- They are the
Kelly design in Olive. The desk and chair are by Jean Prouve; the Standard Chair was originally designed for the Cite Universitaire de Nancy in 1934 and is
still manufactured today!
A view down a hallway and a view of Angela's amazing 'Rain' tapestry. Photo: Angela Adams
The Munjoy rug in the photo above left is by Angela Adams (and it happens to be
on sale on her site right now). At right is a
Knoll Womb chair, which was a gift to Angela and her husband from Angela's father-in-law. The jaw-droppingly cool tapestry is called Rain and is an Angela Adams original.
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