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Jumat, 04 Mei 2012

Traditional Home Party in NYC

Last Night I attended the Traditional Home party at the New York Design center. 

Mingling here & there, which I'm not very good at by the way....I came across many beautiful furnishings! I photographed several for all of you to see! So much eye-candy, I wanted to take it all home! Too bad I don't have anymore space! They served up several interesting cocktails but I loved the cucumber mojitos (with cucumber pulp) they were so tasty.... & I don't even drink! 
 
While at the party I met up with Naomi of Design Manifest, Ashlina of The Decorista, Crystal editor of Rue Magazine & finally met Michelle Adams editor of Lonny Magazine, which I accidentally called Michelle Williams on Twitter! Ugh, I'm so crazy, sorry! Perhaps it was the loud Indian music blasting in the cab (as I left the event) ...my head was SERIOUSLY spinning!!


























Some of my favorite images (below) from the Traditional Home site recently were of designer, Barbara Franceski - so lovely right??! 
Images below by the amazing & talented Francesco Lagnese who also shot The Novogratz home. 












Anyhow, hope you have a wonderful weekend!  As for me, I'll be working on a photo shoot with new Cocoa & Hearts paintings that will be added to the gallery this month! More to come!



Senin, 01 Maret 2010

Small apartment? Small budget? This brooklyn abode should inspire you

If you aren't familiar with the blog "Good Bones Great Pieces," let me introduce you. They are a mother-daughter design team and the daughter's first apartment was just featured in Traditional Home! I'm just going to show you pics from Lauren's Brooklyn apartment.


The talented duo.


Lauren's favorite furnishing is this old desk turned vanity she found on the streets of Brooklyn. I've lived in Brooklyn 3 years and have to say that you find the best stuff on the streets of NYC. Especially in higher income neighborhoods like Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, and Upper East/West side. Just make sure you check everything carefully for "pests."

This gorgeous dresser was passed down via Lauren's great-grandparents.


via Traditional Home

Isn't this place beautiful? Being that Lauren is recently out of college, and already has this lovely space to call home, I'm extremely jealous. Great work you guys!