A Persian Garden

Fabrics, fabrics, fabrics!  Everyone is releasing their new lines of fabrics and wallcoverings this week! One of my favs is Osborne & Little; pretty much anything they do is fine by me.  They are so fun and colorful -- a little unexpected, a whole lot of fun!   Their new line of fabric and wallcoverings for Spring have lived up to my expectations and beyond.  I especially love the new line called Persian Garden and the Louisiane fabrics by Lorca's Paris studio are so fun and gorgeous, and of course, Nina Campbell is always a joy!  Enjoy!

All Images Courtesy of Osborne & Little. 

Favorite Foyers!

Here are a few of my all-time favorite foyers and other entry ways this week! There are so many to be found on Pinterest that I can't post them all, but these I keep coming to again and again. Enjoy!

 

 

 

Gatsby Styled

I can't wait until The Great Gatsby comes to the theatre May 10! I'm as excited about the wonderful sets and designs as I am the actual portrayals of Gatsby and Daisy.  Being a huge fan of art deco design and of course, the whole notion of the Long Island's Gold Coast that F. Scott Fitzgerald was portraying, what's not to like? In Luhrmann's movie, Daisy's home was based on Old Westbury and Gatsby's was based on Oheka Castle. Love, love, love!  Here's a sneak peak from Architectural Digest - Enjoy!

  All Images Courtesy of www.architecturaldigest.com

Local Artist Love

A good friend recently turned me on to local Long Island artist Paul Bachem; and can I tell you how I love every piece of his work?!  I'm a sucker for any artist who has mastered the use of outdoor painting - known as plein air and Paul has truly mastered this technique! What makes Paul's paintings even more special is that they are all local spots we can recognize! Thanks Sybaritic Spaces! Enjoy!

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All Images Courtesy of http://paulbachem.com/

When Worlds Collide

Somewhat of a dramatic heading for a post right?  But, when I saw this gorgeous couture line by Quadrille, yes of the Quadrille Fabrics, I fell in love.  On one level it makes perfect sense that they'd take their beautiful fabrics into the fashion world, but to do it so perfectly? I'm in love and want to live in Quadrille!  Enjoy!

all images courtesy of http://quadrillefabrics.com/index.html