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White Webb does the Hustle

White Webb does the Hustle

Design Log

15 Sep

Toot toot…heyyy…beep beep! Toot toot…heyyyy…beep beep! Who said disco is dead? Thanks to those superfly guys at White Webb, it lives again at Studio 54. The former digs of the ultra-hip dance club have been reborn as one of the funkiest theaters on Broadway thanks to the creative imaginings of ... Read More about White Webb does the Hustle

Carlyle Hotel, Matthew White

White Webb Designs Rooms at the Venerable Carlyle Hotel

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9 Jun

The Carlyle Hotel, center of urban elegance for more than seven decades, will receive a stylish redo by Matthew White and Frank Webb. Abuzz with the history of Bobby Short, Jackie O and thousands of other luminaries who have passed through its halls, the Carlyle occupies a special place in the top ... Read More about White Webb Designs Rooms at the Venerable Carlyle Hotel

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In Praise of Summer Gardens

Design Log

7 Jun

Recently, while planning to photograph a client's home in California, we knew we could rely on the fruit and flowers from the estate's gardens to enhance the rooms that we had designed. When we arrived for the shoot however, we were not prepared for the garden's astonishing bounty–verdant ... Read More about In Praise of Summer Gardens

The WoW Factor by White Webb: Summertime Drinks

Wow Factor

7 Jun

It's Summertime. Drink it up! Easy to make drinks that look and taste like Summer in a glass When life gives you lemons… Lemonade is the classic summer drink and it's never better than when made from scratch, so start squeezing! Add sparkling (rather than flat) water and for a surprising twist, ... Read More about The WoW Factor by White Webb: Summertime Drinks

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Reflections of Exoticism

Design Log

7 Jun

When summer rolls around, our thoughts turn to travel–often to exotic locales. But when it is too hot to visit India or China, we can travel by simply using our imagination. Influenced by their alluring artistic history, we are inspired by these fabulous places to create rooms or elements within ... Read More about Reflections of Exoticism

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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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