Showing posts with label antiques. Show all posts
Showing posts with label antiques. Show all posts

Sunday, October 9, 2016

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Read Here Elizabeth Hamilton and Peter Fasano at John Rosselli, DC Now

I had the pleasure earlier this week of attending a presentation by husband & wife fabric designers Elizabeth Hamilton and Peter Fasano at the beautiful John Rosselli showroom here in Washington earlier this week. I had first heard of the design duo on everyone's favorite design blog Style Court who frequently references...

Saturday, October 8, 2016

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Read Here Magazine covers Now

Do you think a magazine cover such as these would sell well today? No 'celebrity' Kardashians or overly air-brushed photographs of interiors; rather a well rendered image by an artist on a topic covered in the issue.Imagine a special issue of Architectural Digest or Elle Decor on which Jeremiah Goodman produced the...

Friday, October 7, 2016

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Read Here Palm Springs, California Now

I recently escaped the cold winter weather and explored (mostly) sunny Palm Springs, California. I say mostly because 1 of my 4 days there included an unusual gloomy, albeit warm, rainy day.Known as the retreat of the Rat Pack and full of Mid-Century modern architecture, I was pleased to find some older buildings to interest...

Thursday, October 6, 2016

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Read Here Fabric decision - designers help! Now

At this past weekend's estate sale HERE I purchased a Biedermeier stool for use with my comfy reading chair, another estate sale find which I recently had reupholstered (see that transformation HERE). You can see the upholstery that came on the stool is in good shape, a synthetic material from the 1960s, but doesn't...

Wednesday, October 5, 2016

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Read Here John Russell Pope's McCormick residence -Embassy of Brazil Now

This past weekend was the annual Embassy open house (Passport DC) and I headed straight for the Embassy of Brazil. Not because I love Caipirinhas but because the mansion was designed by master Architect John Russell Pope for Robert McCormick in 1911.Here is the house as it appeared in 1911 after completion back when this...
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