Posts Tagged: Suzanne Rheinstein

At Home in Montecito with Suzanne Rheinstein At Home in Montecito with Suzanne Rheinstein

Posted on August 22, 2021 by Stacey Bewkes   •   6 Comments
While acclaimed designer Suzanne Rheinstein’s storied Hancock Park home in Los Angeles is a study in layered neoclassical style, her home in Montecito is all about tranquility. At her idyllic country retreat, Suzanne worked with architectural firm Bories and Shearron to totally transform what was a dated 1971 house into her ultimate “house of calm.”…
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Suzanne Rheinstein living room via Quintessence At Home in Los Angeles with Suzanne Rheinstein

Posted on November 17, 2019 by Stacey Bewkes   •   9 Comments
Designer Suzanne Rheinstein may love a certain formality but her rooms are anything but stiff. Exuding a relaxed elegance, they are a timeless take on comfort and luxury infused with personality and a fresh and understated flair. And nowhere is her much-admired style more evident than in Suzanne’s own Los Angeles home.…
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Suzanne Rheinstein LA home copy Adventures in Los Angeles

Posted on March 3, 2019 by Stacey Bewkes   •   9 Comments
Thank you to those who checked in during my absence here. Delighted to be missed and you will (I hope) be happy to know that I have been busy working on new projects. This past week, Susanna and I were on a few adventures in Los Angeles and beyond.…
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Sitting room designed by Suzanne Rheinstein Suzanne Rheinstein Rooms for Living

Posted on October 18, 2015 by Stacey Bewkes   •   6 Comments
Suzanne Rheinstein is a self proclaimed champion of the limited palette. That is not to say her palettes are not interesting because they lack a cornucopia of color. Just the opposite – her rooms sing with a refined sophistication. Attention to subtle detail, proportion and texture are evident in all her designs and result in spaces that have “the graciousness of an earlier era but not the formality and folderol.”…
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L.A. Style File – At Home at Hollyhock

Posted on March 13, 2012 by Stacey Bewkes   •   6 Comments
The Sunday evening before the Design Bloggers Conference was one of supreme visual artistry. First was an awe inspiring visit to Hutton Wilkinson’s Casa Contessa and Tony Duquette’s Dawn Ridge next door. Somewhere in between James Hilton’s Shangri La and Auntie Mame on steroids, the creative expression at both these residences is beyond words.…
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Traditional Home Presents Lee Jofa’s Heritage Collection

Posted on May 18, 2011 by Stacey Bewkes   •   18 Comments
Although today is usually Wednesday Wine, there has been so much happening at Blogfest, I felt the need to catch up those of you unable to attend. Today was another jam packed day of activities. One of my favorite venues was the Traditional Home cocktail party at Mayo Studios in Long Island City where select designers were invited to use Lee Jofa‘s new Heritage collection, featuring modern versions of classic Lee Jofa prints, in full scale set designs.…
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