Showing posts with label Scalamandre. Show all posts
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Jun 1, 2013

Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse - Interior Design Inspiration - Part 3

A great resource for interior design ideas and home design, is visiting exhibitions and design and decoration showhouses such as Kips Bay in New York.

For the past two days, I have shared rooms throughout the top tow floors of the home in part 1 and part 2 of the coverage of this decorator showhouse, and today, I continue to bring to you more inspired design schemes for your home and design office alike!
Yes, we designers love to inspire each other as well!


Beginning today with the design by Jack Levy, whose room was layered in a dark, rich color palette with hints of oranges and reds throughout.the color scheme.


A Marble Mantle by Chesney’s creates a central focal point, flanked by Contemporary Candle Sconces by Herve Van Der Straeten via Maison Gerard with  all the upholstered pieces utilizing fabrics as well as the wallcovering which are all exclusively through Lee Jofa help set the tone for the design in this room.



Especially the addition of the applique on the arm chair, pleated drapery panels, and of course, the whimsical Fornasetti wallpaper from the new collection & Fornasetti Tiered Table by Eric Appel Antiques LLC.



Acquario wallpaper -
Fornasetti II - By Cole & Son
Piero Fornasetti (1913–1988) was a sculptor from Milan that followed in the family tradition, which even today continues with Barnaba, his son at the helm.

Throughout the '90s and early 2000's, from the auction at Christie's in 1998, the touring exhibition in 2003 in collaboration with the Italian Institute of Culture, and the launch of the book ‘Fornasetti, Conversation with Philippe Starck’ among other key events that has made the brand a name that all recognize, worldwide.  

Among those successful collaborations in design, are the collections of wallpapers with Cole & Son, sold through Lee Jofa / Kravet in New York such as the very successful 'Acquario" that is used in this room. 
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An exquisite Pewter and Bronze Cocktail Table by LaVerne by John Salibello Antiques, is so rich in detail as it is placed in front of a great looking armless sofa - which I personally love - and Frances Oak Arm Chairs via Liz O’Brien... 


and the petite Chinoiserie Nesting Tables by Jean Karajian Gallery just finished off the look!



These strong pops of color, also made an appearance in the room designed by Louis J. Garcia-Maldonado for Garcia/Maldonado, Inc..



The "Sueded Buffalo" upholstered walls by Edelman Leather are the epitome of chic, and I couldn't help but reach out and "touch" each panel.. they were SO soft - just fabulous...

The small lounge area with Strato Lounge Chairs by Michael Berman via Profiles and Lorin Marsh accent table work as that additional seating area, by the window which is a little more informal while the original 1950's piece by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates by the fireplace, just completes the seating layout before you walk through into the en-suite closet and bathroom.



The Chandelier with Sixteen curved brass arms  from the 1950s, Italy, via Bernd Goeckler Antiques help anchor and center the space, which acts as a lounge and bachelor pad or I suppose a modern day Man Cave / Home Theater room all at the same time.

Queen Size, Custom Daybed Frame with Romo Fabric and throws,


art steeped in the female form, flanking both walls of the room, and above the custom fireplace by Renaissance Marble Works, Inc. with a Hearth Cabinet™ Ventless Fireplace insert really bring "that message home".


The bathroom, with custom designed panel, hand carved on site by the artist Moon Sang Mi was just incredible and so beautifully finished off this stunning transformation.




From the ultra masculine, to the ultra feminine Kathryn M. Ireland and her traditional style bedroom with all of her new textiles for Scalamandre.

Bed Hanging: Downton in Multi, 16534-003, lined with Wilbury, Blue, 16536-006 / Tassel Trim for Bed Hangings:
Tassel Trim, FT1278-001 /Tape for Bed Hangings and Curtains: V1234-012 / Tiebacks on Bed Post: T3072-012

Layering the Finely carved Anglo-Indian Ebonized Mahogany Tester Bed from India, (1825-35) by Jonathan Burden has been transformed with the canopy, trims and layers of textiles that have made it a haven and sleeping hideaway for any guest that would wish to come and stay.



Bed Cover: Wynyard, Red, 16535-001 / Pair of Bed Pillows: Wynyard, Blue, 16535-002
Oblong Bed Pillow: Senwick, Blue, 26964-001 - Antique Textiles on bed: Quilted Indian Throw
Indonesian Printed Textile via KMIHome

A Louis XVI Mahogany Boulliotte Table on Casters with White Marble Top, a French mid-19th Century Leather Top Game Table with Backgammon Game Board Hidden Compartment and a Pair Antique English Hall Chairs Featuring Hade Painted Insignia are all special design details that are part of this "Gone with the Wind" moment and all by John Rosselli Antiques & Decorations.

via Curbed
Drapery - Duden Lodge, Blue, 16533-001 Wallpaper - Duden Lodge

and in a small corner, by the fireplace, you can find an upholstered Tufted Georgian Style Slipper ChairAntique English Oak 5 Drawer Chest with Splayed Scalloped Bracket Feet







and I leave with the new ad inspired by the 1814 oil painting "La Grande Odalisque", by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres which stars none other than Kathryn herself as the star.

La Grande Odalisque by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, 1814
I think she did a great job, don't you?


More from Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse coming up.
But if you are in New York, make sure to head there 'lickety split' - only 4 days left!

About Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club
Since 1915, Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club has focused on improving and enhancing the lives of New York City’s children who are economically, socially or recreationally disadvantaged. Each year, Kips Bay offers innovative programs to more than 12,000 young people between the ages of 6 and 18 at ten locations throughout the Bronx, with essential after school programs aimed to help them recognize their potential for growth and success. Today, the club is proudly one of the most prominent and responsive youth development agencies in New York City and a “flagship” of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. For more information, please visit www.kipsbaydecoratorshowhouse.org

The Show House receives as many as 20,000 guests annually from across the nation. Since its inception, the Show House has raised over $17 million for the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.

Show House Dates - May 7 - June 4, 2013  - 161 East 64th Street. New York, NY
Mon- Sat - 11am-5pm. Tues & Thurs evenings - until 8pm. Sun: noon - 5pm Children under 6, pets and infants are not permitted. Admission: $35, incl. book. All Proceeds benefit the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.


Designers and architects participating in this year’s Decorator Show House include:
Andrew Suvalsky Designs
Barbara Ostrom Associates
Christopher Peacock
Dineen Architecture + Design PC
Eve Robinson Associates
Felicia Zwebner Design
Garcia / Maldonado, Inc.
Gomez Associates
Huniford Design Studio
Jack Levy Design
Judy King Interiors
Kathryn M. Ireland Textiles & Design
Kristen McGinnis Design Inc.
Monica Rich Kosann Photography
Nievera Williams Design
Robert Brown Interior Design
Sara Story Design
Stephen Mooney Interiors
West Chin Architect, PLLC

May 30, 2013

Kips Bay Decorator Show House - Part 2


Continuing the coverage of the Kips Bay Decorator Show House from yesterday with more rooms from the amazing designers that participated this year - all in support of a great cause. The Kips Bay Boys&Girls club helps bring joy to so many children every year, and has raised millions of dollars for this very cause over the course of the 40+ years.


Beginning today's coverage with the "Bamboo" Room designed by Sara Story, using her own design by the same name wallpaper as the overall unifying pattern against dark trims and black and white checkered flooring by FLOR.




Sara Story - Bamboo Wallpaper  via Holland & Sherry

via Curbed - Photo:


The freshly designed wall sconce, adds another layer of geometric play upon the graphic patterned wall, and yet the art, and playful accessories are carefree and whimsical in their application which leaves the room all together with a very lighthearted feeling.





Strong literary messages abound,
within the on trend black and white palette in the bathroom

& a fantastical purple ombre custom vanity
adds the much needed pop of color and break from the checkerboard effect



Steven Mooney returned this private study to it's desired state of greatness, as you can see by the "before" shot - it was in a bit of a state when he was given the space.




"Before"





Using the soft and feminine Scalamandre wallpapers and fabric throughout the scheme, he was able to transform this private study into "la petite writing room"  that any woman would covet.



Stark carpeting underfoot, a Jansen Directoire Style Bookshelf by Jean Karajian Gallery and an antique Louis XVI Table Desk by Newel antiques tie it all together.



Lastly Robert Brown, who I wrote about after meeting with him at Kravet in the D&D designed one of the last (or first rooms) of the house .. transforming the old quarters for the existing live-in help, into a private entry lounge.

via Curbed - Photo:


with furniture and a few key accent pieces by Lee Calicchio, 

Join me tomorrow as I continue the coverage through this house.

About Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club
Since 1915, Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club has focused on improving and enhancing the lives of New York
City’s children who are economically, socially or recreationally disadvantaged. Each year, Kips Bay offers
innovative programs to more than 12,000 young people between the ages of 6 and 18 at ten locations
throughout the Bronx, with essential after school programs aimed to help them recognize their potential
for growth and success. Today, the club is proudly one of the most prominent and responsive youth
development agencies in New York City and a “flagship” of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. For more
information, please visit www.kipsbaydecoratorshowhouse.org


The Show House receives as many as 20,000 guests annually from across the nation. Since its inception, the Show House has raised over $17 million for the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.

Show House Dates - May 7 - June 4, 2013  - 161 East 64th Street. New York, NY
Mon- Sat - 11am-5pm. Tues & Thurs evenings - until 8pm. Sun: noon - 5pm Children under 6, pets and infants are not permitted. Admission: $35, incl. book. All Proceeds benefit the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.


Designers and architects participating in this year’s Decorator Show House include:
Andrew Suvalsky Designs
Barbara Ostrom Associates
Christopher Peacock
Dineen Architecture + Design PC
Eve Robinson Associates
Felicia Zwebner Design
Garcia / Maldonado, Inc.
Gomez Associates
Huniford Design Studio
Jack Levy Design
Judy King Interiors
Kathryn M. Ireland Textiles & Design
Kristen McGinnis Design Inc.
Monica Rich Kosann Photography
Nievera Williams Design
Robert Brown Interior Design
Sara Story Design
Stephen Mooney Interiors
West Chin Architect, PLLC



*all images are my own. feel free to share but don't forget to mention where they came from. thanks.

Apr 8, 2013

Veranda Magazine & Lenox Hill Neighborhood House Gala ~ "High Society"- Part 2

Loved the tabletop designs from this weekend's post.... Well, feast your eyes on a few more of the great table designs that a very talented group of 45 fabulous creatives helped put together  ~ all in aid of the Lenox Hill Neighborhood House Gala with Veranda Magazine as it's media sponsor.



Color, Pattern and grand statements were made with stunning flatware, creative centerpieces and a some magic fairy dust that brought these tables to life.

From the bright and bold, Scalamandre table (above) which is sold at Bloomingdales and not playing favorites but happen to love this pattern!! and love how my fellow Bartow Pell Mansion designer, Bryant Keller, used it in his Kips Bay Showhouse design as well.

via Scalamandre


Brooke Gomez for Gomez Associates, creates a fresh spring look with a mixture in metal tones, and soft pastels..


ARDEN (above) and Sam Allen (below) brought pattern and fresh warm color tones with corals, salmons and hints of strong blues and grays to contrast them.. 


as did Dennis Rolland, with a darker set of tones and more elaborate metal combinations..


Christopher Maya took the Spring inspiration one step further with a boxwood tree covered in lemons, and feathers with Ostrich eggs as the table centerpiece .. but I especially loved the treatment of the seat coverings where no small detail has been left unattended..








Black and White contrasts with spicy green tones played a part in both Michael Aram (above) and Keith Carrol (below)





while John Todd Bishop strong blues and a sartorial twist to the High Society themed event.






Since 1894, the Lenox Hill Neighborhood House began as the Community’s First Free Kindergarten until today where it continues to serve those in need who live, work or attend school on the East Side of Manhattan. 

2013 Gala Designers: 

Alberto Villalobos & Mercedes Desio; Allison Hennessy; Andrea Stark + (LMD) Lewis Miller Design; Andrew Raquet, LLC; ARDEN; Ashley Whittaker Design; Brooke Gomez, Gomez Associates; Byron C. James; Christopher Maya; Christopher Spitzmiller, Inc.; Creel and Gow; David Duncan Antiques; David Kleinberg Design Associates; Dekar Design; Dennis Rolland; E. Braun & Co. New York/Design by Susan Orsini; Harry Heissmann, Inc.; Hilary Pereira; Joel Woodard; John Todd Bishop Interior Design; Julia B. Linens; Kathy Abbott Interiors; Katie Ridder Inc.; Keith Carroll; Leontine Linens Ltd.; Lindsey Coral Harper Interior Design ; McMillen Inc.; Michael Aram Inc.; MR CALL DESIGNS for STARK; Nicole Gibbons Studio; Plaza Flowers; Richard Keith Langham, Incorporated; Roric Tobin for Geoffrey Bradfield, Inc.; Rottet Studio; Sallie Giordano for Leta Austin Foster & Associates, Inc.; Sam Allen Interiors; Steven Stolman for Scalamandré; Thomas Burak Interiors & Michael Devine; Timothy BrownStudio 

All images of tabletop decor are courtesy of Lenox Hill Neighborhood House. 
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