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The WoW Factor by White Webb: Ice Cream

Wow Factor

11 Jun

YOU SCREAM – I SCREAM! Summertime conjures images of youthful freedom, lazy afternoons and ICE CREAM. Re-live your youth when you entertain by creating easy desserts that scream SUMMER. Banann-fanna-fo-fanna Remember banana splits? Sure they were excessive, but gosh were they yummy. Instead ... Read More about The WoW Factor by White Webb: Ice Cream

Sunny Spain

Rooms inspired by Sunny Spain

Design Log

11 Jun

We are the luckiest designers we know. Every project we take on is different from the last, which means boundless creative exploration. We like to work with antiques, or are equally happy to create rooms where everything is from the present. It all depends on the client and the kind of house they ... Read More about Rooms inspired by Sunny Spain

The Hummingbird

The Visitation

Design Log

11 Jun

Some years back, when I lived in California, our west coast office was located in a small artist's cottage nestled within the garden of very dear friends. No standard-issue garden, it was an enchanting paradise. On the outside, the studio looked like a Spanish casita, but inside it was a soaring ... Read More about The Visitation

Garden Party

Garden Party!

Design Log

11 Jun

Summer calls out for celebrating in the garden. To make your parties sing, it pays to attend to the visual details. Sometimes the smallest detail can lift up the look and spirits of your party, making it an event that your guests will remember for a very long time. Afraid your guests will ... Read More about Garden Party!

stripes

Summer Stripes

Design Log

11 Jun

If there were ever a pattern that screamed summer, it would be stripes. Canvas umbrellas on the Cote d'Azure, stylishly smart sundresses, awnings floating over lazy terraces – all of these summery things succeed best when rendered in crisp, bold stripes. The freshness of stripes is unbeatable for ... Read More about Summer Stripes

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Another otherworldly beautiful home design by @kae Another otherworldly beautiful home design by @kaeganwalsharchitect.
For a penthouse terrace in Pasadena, CA, we let th For a penthouse terrace in Pasadena, CA, we let the building’s architecture take center stage while we layered in soft greenery and dreamy arched trellises to welcome visitors to an enfillade of outdoor rooms.  📸 by @artgrayphoto
Sculpted stone, hand-forged iron and the glories o Sculpted stone, hand-forged iron and the glories of nature meet to create an idyllic setting in New York’s Hudson Valley.  📸 by @artgrayphoto
A color-saturated mural by @pascalerisbourg serves A color-saturated mural by @pascalerisbourg serves as the brilliant backdrop for a stunning sitting room we designed in Woodstock, NY.  📸 by @readmckendree  #whitewebbinteriors #interiordesign #woodstockliving #nyinteriordesigner
In the right setting, bathing can become a beautif In the right setting, bathing can become a beautiful ritual.  For this primary bathroom we designed in a penthouse in Los Angeles, rich walnut and limestone come together for a dramatic vanity niche.  📸 by @artgrayphoto  #whitewebbinteriors #interiordesign #bathroomdesign #bathroomgoals #luxurybathroom
The Ballet Russes, founded by Serge Diaghilev, cam The Ballet Russes, founded by Serge Diaghilev, came to Paris in 1909 to present ground-breaking ballet productions featuring the great artists of the age, including (among others) Nijinsky, Stravinsky, Matisse and our subject here: Leon Bakst. The Paris season was a sensation. In 1921 Diaghilev broke new ground with a new production of The Sleeping Princess in London, based on Tchaikovsky’s full length Sleeping Beauty ballet that premiered in St Petersburg in 1890. Diaghilev’s production was lavish, with over 300 costumes and elaborate sets, all by Bakst. The exorbitant cost was never recouped, almost shuttering the company. As a young ballet dancer Matthew was obsessed by Diaghilev and Bakst. Here’s a peek into that golden moment in art, design and dance history.  #ballet #sleepingbeauty #balletrusses
What’s not to love about the Mayersdorff Bar creat What’s not to love about the Mayersdorff Bar created by Francois-Xavier Lalanne in 1966?  Organic simplicity taken to its highest and most stylish level.  Repost from @christopherboots
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