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Posts Tagged: Allison Hennessy
Bilotta and Bernardaud At the Table
Last week Bilotta Kitchens and Bernardaud, the 5th generation French porcelain company, co-sponsored the second annual Art of the Table event in Bilotta’s beautiful NYC showroom. Both family owned firms, their customer focussed businesses and forward thinking philosophies lend them a synergistic compatibility.…
Posted in design, food and drink, holiday, interior design
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New Trads at the Armory Art and Antique Show
Yesterday evening was opening night at the Art and Antique Dealers League of America Spring Show at the Park Avenue Armory. Among a who’s who in NYC art and social circles, the best dealers in fine and decorative arts presented selections from their collections.…
Posted in art, art history, design, furniture, interior design
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Welcome to the New TradHome Spring 2012 Issue
I am thrilled to announce that Traditional Home’s TradHome spring 2012 issue is live.
Stop by and see the design stories written by the talented bloggers below.
Thanks to everyone at Traditional Home, especially the very professional and patient project editor Jenny Bradley, for their consideration and creative collaboration.…
Stop by and see the design stories written by the talented bloggers below.
Thanks to everyone at Traditional Home, especially the very professional and patient project editor Jenny Bradley, for their consideration and creative collaboration.…
Posted in design, furniture, interior design
16 Comments
Thank You Traditional Home
A big thank you to the entire editorial team at Traditional Home – thrilled to be mentioned in the May issue with my talented and beautiful design partner Allison Hennessy as well as the nine other fabulous blogger/designer teams who will be featured in the second edition of TradHome debuting online this Friday.…
Posted in design, interior design
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The New TradHome
I am beyond excited to announce that my pick for Traditional Home‘s new TradHome designers was selected. You may remember last year’s incredible popular inaugural issue of NewTrad. The magazine was welcomed online with millions of views and critical acclaim. This year, bloggers were invited to nominate designers who we felt represented new trad style.…
Posted in design, interior design
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Rooms with a View – Reveal continued
Connie Cooper‘s elegant vignette was intended as a media free space for the next generation.
Bombarded by electronics all day long, Connie felt it was important for these young adults to have somewhere to relax and connect as people in real life without texting, emailing or talking on Facebook.…
Bombarded by electronics all day long, Connie felt it was important for these young adults to have somewhere to relax and connect as people in real life without texting, emailing or talking on Facebook.…
Posted in design, furniture, interior design
23 Comments
Rooms with a View
Rooms with a View is one of my favorite design events in Connecticut. Conceived by iconic designer Albert Hadley 17 years ago, the popular fundraiser transforms the Southport Congregational Church into a showhouse featuring 5′ x8′ mini rooms by today’s top and up and coming designers.…
Posted in design, interior design
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