At Home | Jed & Jessica

TEXT by Celine MacKay | PHOTOGRAPHS by Matthew Williams

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SEVERAL YEARS AGO, WE FEATURED THE HOME OF LA FASHION STYLIST JESSICA DE RUITER AND ARTIST JED LIND. At some point I will dig out those photos and share them again, they originally appeared in our ages old online magazine (goodness the magazine has come a long way since then). I was awestruck by this house after chancing upon it in Martha Stewart Magazine (doubly strange since I don't typically read it), and then delighted to find that it was the home of Jessica and Jed. I felt compelled to share it here on the PGM blog, as a fun update, and as a dose of serious inspiration. You can read the whole story over here.

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This incredible mid-century home features amazing use of plywood throughout. It's a simple material, yet the pronounced wood grain makes is a graphic and sometimes sophisticated choice. 

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The painted fireplace and light colours keeps the home feeling really fresh. For a great non-toxic paint option we like Mythic Paint. Also love the tree as a focal point and to help clean the air!

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For another green countertop option that still keeps this light and bright look, try Icestone, made of recycled glass and concrete.

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More great plywood cabinetry. To recreate this look from new plywood, get FSC-Certified, non-toxic plywood from Pure Bond.

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Totally amazing. To get a great, matte wood finish for cabinetry with a green product, we suggest an oil and beeswax blend, such as this one from Homestead House.

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To get a set of organic cotton sheets, browse the beautiful linens over at Coyuchi.

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Again, love everything about this. I've recently come across sustainable, hand-made cement tiles that are similar to this look (which in fact, as I just learned, is where these are from).

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A really adorable yet sophisticated kids room for their daughter James. The mismatched vintage chairs are unified with a coat of paint in the same shade. Again, Mythic Paint makes a great semi-gloss option well-suited to furniture.



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