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Margaret Roach

Margaret Roach – Garden Goddess

Design Log

11 Apr

Margaret Roach, gardener, author and blogger extraordinaire used to be a big mover and shaker in the world of Martha Stewart. She gave that up some years ago to work in her now famous garden in Copake Falls, NY. The result is, well, there is no “result”… one might call it a process. Her most recent ... Read More about Margaret Roach – Garden Goddess

Garden Story

Garden Memories

Design Log

11 Apr

Gardens, I believe, are a part of our collective subconscious, even if one’s personal experience with gardening is nonexistent. Maybe this stems from the ancient story of the Garden of Eden, or perhaps because we are all fed by the most noble of gardeners – the farmer. No question, gardens are in ... Read More about Garden Memories

WoW Factor by White Webb: The Fireplace

Wow Factor

7 Feb

Every fireplace begs for the perfect chair to snuggle into on those chilly winter nights. Here are a few ideas on what to sit on while warming those icy toes. Wait in the Wings. With their embracing shape, wing chairs were originally designed to face the fireplace and envelope the sitter in the ... Read More about WoW Factor by White Webb: The Fireplace

Sonya Sinha - Lady Chachalaca

Rising Stars in the Design Firmament

Design Log

4 Jan

At White Webb, we have the extreme good fortune to work with an incredible array of awesomely talented people on a day-to-day basis. Helping us to realize our designs is a cadre of creatives, ranging from the design assistants who work with us to an ever-expanding group of independent artists and ... Read More about Rising Stars in the Design Firmament

Linen

Caring for Table Linens

Design Log

4 Jan

A beautiful table is not complete without one thing, linen. That said, many people shy away from good linens, which is a real shame. Table linens truly enhance the dining experience. Here are a few tips for easy care of linen. Good quality linen is always machine washable, even those pieces that ... Read More about Caring for Table Linens

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To add a touch of drama to a NYC loft, we designed To add a touch of drama to a NYC loft, we designed a folding screen inset with antiqued mirror as a backdrop for a stunning Buddha figure.  Set atop an architectural fragment we repurposed as a console and flanked by gorgeous Klismos chairs, it’s a study in serenity and beautiful forms.  📸 by @artgrayphoto  #whitewebbinteriors #interiordesign #nycloft #foldingscreen #nycinteriors
Marveling in the clipped perfection of these topia Marveling in the clipped perfection of these topiary gardens @chateaudelaballue  #designinspo #landscapedesign #gardendesign
Dog people, cat people and bird people are a breed Dog people, cat people and bird people are a breed among themselves. Matthew recalls the memories of past lives of his beloved dogs from childhood onward, through old photos and other meaningful objects. Not that he needs reminding of their existence or their love. The exhibition catalog of “designers and their dogs” titled BARK, with photos by @andrewfrenchphotographer was produced by @samanthanester 
#dogs #beagles #dachshunds #bassethounds #hounds
For a home we designed in New York’s Hudson Valley For a home we designed in New York’s Hudson Valley, a pair of antique globes set the stage for some serious exploration in the library just beyond.  📸 by @artgrayphoto  #interiordesign #hudsonvalleyhomes #hudsonvalleyinteriordesigner #library
Some juicy color whets the appetite on an outdoor Some juicy color whets the appetite on an outdoor dining patio we designed in New York’s Hudson Valley.  📸 by @artgrayphoto
Repost from @modern.architect. It’s AI, but who’s Repost from @modern.architect.  It’s AI, but who’s up for making it real?  We love the melding of old and new in this visionary seaside design by @matitectura.
Three of these clocks have been in Matthew’s colle Three of these clocks have been in Matthew’s collection for more than twenty years, all have stories. The rooster clock is carved wood, possibly Italian, or perhaps Scandinavian? The most recent addition and most simple in design holds layered meaning that is deeply felt. This English clock from the 1930s gets wound every Sunday and keeps excellent time, each quarter hour heralded by resonate chimes. Matthew loves old clocks so much he wrote a book on the topic! @abbevillepress #antiqueclocks #clocks #clockchimes
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