Image courtesy: Suzanne Lovell, Inc.
Today is Suzanne’s birthday!! And every year we’d like to commemorate the event by asking her to write a dream post….what would she have for her birthday if the sky was the limit! Here is what Suzanne came up with this year….
My ‘Birthday Dream’ for this year is to re-do my current town home from browns and neutrals to a crisp version of a London flat. White Venetian plaster with high gloss black, 10 ft. doors and trim. Crisp white crown details and nickel hardware. Accents of gorgeous fresh acidic yellow and rich ocean blues.
Sterling flatware from Puiforcat, “Bayonne” flatware c. 1924 is my favorite. And then, the must-have for tabletop is the “Ikat” jewel tones from Hermès.
Carpenter’s Workshop represents the work of Studio Job, whose Foyer Center Table I adore, and candlesticks as well.
Enjoy the inspiration!
Studio Job, Taj Mahal Table, 2012, Bronze, limited edition of 8 + 3AP
Image courtesy: Carpenters Workshop Gallery
Studio Job, Rock Sconce, 2013, Polished and patinated bronze, Limited edition of 50 + 5AP
Image courtesy: Carpenters Workshop Gallery
The simplicity of the Fontana Arte pair of lamps and the square blue stepped pair of mirrors from Bernd Goeckler says contemporary immediately. Paired with the black cabinets, they are grounded in symmetry.
Pair of floor lamps by Max Ingrand, Fontanta Arte, Milan, c. 1954
Image courtesy: Bernd Goeckler Antiques
Pair of Velluto Mirrors by Roberto Rida, Italy, contemporary
Image courtesy: Bernd Goeckler Antiques
Pair of ebonized birchwood Parzinger cabinets, USA, 1950s
Image courtesy: Bernd Goeckler Antiques
Fornasetti is a treat, and the glass vase by Barovier was a find that I adore from the Wright Auction last month.
Piero Fornasetti, Side Chair, Italy c. 1950s, Black lacquer with transfer lithograph hot air balloon design
Image courtesy: Bernd Goeckler Antiques
Ercole Barovier, Lenti Vase, Italy, 1940
Image courtesy: Wright Important Glass Auction