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Posts Tagged: Traditional Home
Traditional Home Sneak Peek in Napa Valley
California represents the epitome of casual chic and it’s hard to imagine a more enviable laid back lifestyle than in the beautiful Napa Valley. In the heart of wine country, with stunning scenery as a backdrop for world renowned vineyards and spectacular restaurants, St.…
Posted in architecture, interior design
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Thank You Traditional Home
After recently writing about the fabulous new Tilton Fenwick fabric collection for Duralee, I was delighted to see partner Suysel de Pedro Cunningham’s beautiful bedroom, fully outfitted in the collection, featured in this month’s Traditional Home.
Their signature pattern, Rocat, on the headboard, anchors the scheme and shows how successfully it mixes with the other fabrics for a fresh and updated traditional look.…
Their signature pattern, Rocat, on the headboard, anchors the scheme and shows how successfully it mixes with the other fabrics for a fresh and updated traditional look.…
Posted in furniture, interior design
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The Junior League Show House at Adamsleigh
There have been so many notable design events of late that it has been challenging to both attend and share in a timely fashion. The Show House at Adamsleigh is one. Coordinated to open during High Point Market, this historic home featured a bevy of both local and national talent presented by the Junior League of Greensboro and national media sponsor Traditional Home.…
Posted in architecture, history, interior design
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2012 Holiday House | Javaras Kennally
I’m sure many of you readers are familiar with Holiday House, the breast cancer fundraiser founded and chaired by Iris Dankner. Now in its fifth year, the much anticipated annual event on the design circuit is again taking place in the commanding 1921 20,000 square foot limestone townhouse at 2 East 63rd Street.…
Posted in art, furniture, holiday, interior design
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2012 Hampton Designer Showhouse Den
Tucked between two larger rooms on the main floor is a lovely den. While most of us envision such rooms as secluded enclaves, designer Kate Singer rose to the challenging task of decorating the open space, visible from both adjoining rooms and overlooking the terrace, pool and backyard beyond. …
Posted in art, design, furniture, interior design
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2012 Hampton Designer Showhouse First Look
Saturday evening, Traditional Home magazine hosted several bloggers to get a sneak peek at their Hampton Designer Showhouse. What a treat! This marked the twelfth year of this wonderful event benefitting the local Southampton Hospital and we were graced with a gorgeous evening to stroll through the house, meet the designers and celebrate at the festive preview party.…
Posted in children, design, garden, sports
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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
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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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Brimfield Bounty 2
As a neophyte Brimfield attendee, I must admit the enormity of the event was a tad overwhelming. Luckily, after checking in at the Brimfield Tweet Up VIP tent, Michael Diver, the managing editor of Traditional Home, kindly invited me to tag along with him and Doris Athinios, Senior Art and Antiques Editor to the J&J field, the original, largest and widely considered premier show at Brimfield.…
Posted in fashion, interior design, jewelry
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