Design industry veteran Caitlin Wilson is known the world over for her rooms full of soft color palettes, gorgeous antiques, and showstopping traditional pieces, all of which come together to make Grandmillenial design dreams come true. Wilson expertly spins the old to become new again, giving life to traditional design in a timeless, approachable way that reads as comfortable rather than frilly. Wilson’s recently released design book, “Return to Pretty: Giving New Life to Traditional Style,” puts her aesthetic on full display, allowing designers and home enthusiasts alike a glimpse into her dreamy, colorful world. Here, Wilson shares some of her favorite selections of the season so you can achieve her signature Grandmillenial style.
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“This is a favorite in my own kitchen and creates a space that is lovely, rather than industrial.”
Bluestar Range / Pigeon Blue / Price Upon Request / Website
“This sofa sets the tone as an anchor for the entire room. All you have to do is accessorize from there!”
Caitlin Wilson / Blush / $8,300 / Website
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“A favorite ever since I used this shade to revive outdated cabinets in a project - as shown in my book!”
Benjamin Moore / $59.99 per gallon / Website
“This porcelain lamp with a subtle trellis detail shines in any space. Be sure to add a pop of color & tradition with our Grace pleated lampshade (as pictured)!”
Caitlin Wilson / $238 / Website
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“Go ornate with a showstopping chandelier that embodies an undeniably French, Marie Antoinette characteristic.”
Visual Comfort / $8,359 / Website
“This darling pattern features two of my favorite pretty elements: bows and roses.”
Caitlin Wilson / Queen / $298 / Website
“One of my favorite design tricks is to use several types of flowers in cases of different heights, shapes, and sizes. This one comes in small and large.”
Anthropologie / $22-$44 / Website
Photography by: Headshot by Katie Nixon Photography; Caitlin Wilson product shots courtesy of Caitlin Wilson; Vase shot courtesy of Anthropologie
