Where to Buy Everything You Saw in Our Exclusive Tour of Leanne Ford’s Guesthouse

An imaginary girls’ trip with Georgia O’Keeffe inspired it all.

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In our Winter issue, Leanne Ford describes exactly what kind of style she was going for in her Pennsylvania guesthouse: “Girls’ trip with Georgia O’Keeffe to the Paris countryside in Joshua Tree.” To her that meant coffee-stained walls, grout washing, and keeping the decades-old wallpaper in the bedroom. And while she clearly nailed it, when it comes to picking out your own fixtures and furniture, it can be tricky to know what exactly fits that vibe—and more important, how it’s all going to look when it’s together in one space.

But because Ford is a pro, we took her lead and scoured her guesthouse for all the furniture and details that make it perfectly imperfect. Because as she says, “I walk into a space and I think: Okay, what is good? I’m not looking for perfect. I’m looking for special.”

Here are the 12 products—from the coziest white sofa to a Noguchi pendant lamp—that helped her achieve an otherworldly cottagecore feel just outside of Pittsburgh.

Cosa Freestanding Concrete Basin

Concrete Nation
$3410.0

Terra Cotto Casserole, DWR

$275.0 $233.0

Gingham Cream Napkins, Heather Taylor Home ($82 for set of four)

$None

Dried Tumbleweed

Bloomist
$55.0

Ever Slipcovered Sofa by Leanne Ford

Crate u0026 Barrel
$2299.0

Hand Knotted Moroccan Rug

Weiss House
$None

Simple Linen Throw

Hawkins
$150.0

Wood Peg Rail

Wild Minimalist
$35.0

Julia Stevens

Contributing Editor

Julia Stevens is a Domino contributing editor. Basically, she’s a professional online shopper. She started at Domino as an intern and spent almost seven years in the style department curating products for our gift guides, trend roundups, and product reviews and on set styling the beautiful homes we get to share. Off hours, you can find her scouting New York’s newest design shops and restyling her shelves