Showing posts with label Phoebe Howard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phoebe Howard. Show all posts

Monday, February 13, 2012

Phoebe Howard Releases Her First Book


Phoebe Howard's first book, The Joy Of Decorating, is finally here!  I had the chance to preview the book during a recent visit to Mrs. Howard in Atlanta and pre-ordered a copy on the spot.  This is a wonderful chance for readers to know more about the principals behind Phoebe's designs and how to apply them in your own house.  There are also many never before seen images of Phoebe's work.  Congratulations, Phoebe! 

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Quadrille's Interactive Website

The Little Club at Lyford Cay designed by Tom Scheerer combines Quadrille's "Lyford Pagoda" fabric on the pair of chairs with "Trellis Background" wallpaper.
Quadrille is my go to source for stylish, punchy prints that instantly bring youthfulness and fun to any room.  Their fabrics can be custom colored and printed on a range of ground cloths including linen, cotton, silk and outdoor fabric.  Quadrille recently added a new Editorial Portfolio link to their webiste featuring over 100 photos of designers' work using Quadrille fabrics and wallpaper from publications all around the world.  This new link provides an innovative and convenient way to generate ideas and better visualize certain fabrics as curtains, upholstery, pillows and more.  Two of my previous employers, Meg Braff and Phoebe Howard, are well represented in the link!    

Thursday, November 11, 2010

"Something's Gotta Give" Inspire Jim and Phoebe Howard for House Beautiful's Showhouse Apartment


Living Room from Something's Gotta Give.
 Something's Gotta Give is one of my favorite movies not only because of the charming storyline, but because of the gorgeous, oceanfront Hamptons cottage setting.  The style is similar to that of my first employers, the uber talented design duo Phoebe and Jim Howard.  House Beautiful commissioned the Howard's to create their Designer Vision's apartment in The Setai Fifth Avenue, Manhattan's newest luxury hotel and apartment high rise.  Classic movie sets was the theme of this year's Designer Vision's so naturally the Howard's chose Something's Gotta Give as their cinematic inspiration.  The Howard's did a beautiful job and you can check it out in the November issue of House Beautiful. 

A subtle palate makes this living room blend in with the sky view. 
The high gloss ceiling adds glamour.