Showing posts with label DECOR OF A FASHION WHORE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DECOR OF A FASHION WHORE. Show all posts

Sunday, November 18, 2007

Don't Point the PINK-EY Finger at Me......


...and they tell me I love pink too much. Well guess what? There is someone out there who loves pink more than I:

Betsey Johnson is one of my favorite designers. I call her "Miss Cartwheel" lol. Anyway, to enter into her New York Penthouse is to enter a world in which her imagination-as usual-runs wild. One enters through an aluminum front door resembling that of a spaceship, and lands inside the two-story penthouse.



The loft’s walls are painted a pure white (once a chrome yellow in their previous incarnation), and the floors are stained dark. Minimalist pieces such as a stark platform bed from Ligne Roset, sleek industrial cabinets with glass doors and lined in antique lace in the kitchen, and a set of classic 1960s dining chairs with curvy basket backs complete the intriguing look.



Her bedroom is “an explosion of pink,” with pink painted walls and a bright-pink embroidered silk quilt from Coco de Mer in London, a shagpile rug in a matching shade, and vases with artificial roses.



As a rose-tinted spectacle, Hollywood-style sofas and a couple of George Nelson glass-topped benches, designed in the 1940s and used as a coffee table, adorn the living room. Her mid-century pieces have been removed from storage, and include an original Womb Chair and stool by Eero Saarinen, a dark wood dining table with clean lines and Warren Platner chairs softened by a swirly botanical rug.





Now that's a lot of pink.......

Friday, October 26, 2007

One of a Kind Decor on Bergdorf's 7th floor


Shiny Objects Made to be Grabbed Before They're Gone

Kelly Wearstler’s new 325-square-foot space on Bergdorf Goodman’s seventh floor holds just 75 items — “pretty things that are pretty unusual,” Ms. Wearstler, the Los Angeles-based designer, said — each made in very limited (5- or 10-piece) quantities exclusively for Bergdorf Goodman. And when they’re gone, they’re gone, she said. It’s a very fashion-seasonal attitude from a very fashionable designer, best known for decorating the Viceroy hotel in Santa Monica and the Tides in South Beach.

At Bergdorf Goodman, Ms. Wearstler, above, displays her first housewares collection in rows of silver-leafed alcoves. Items include, top from left, a brass Golden Egg ($1,095); Gold Palms, made of brass ($1,495 for a pair); and a 12-inch chrome Kaleidoscope ($1,995). The domed chair behind her, a personal alcove in gray leather, is $18,000. Ms. Wearstler’s marble table, available by special order only, sells for $40,000. Bergdorf Goodman, 754 Fifth Avenue (58th Street), (800) 558-1855.
RIMA SUQI. New York Times

Monday, April 23, 2007

Vase' Elegante'

Dragonfly Marble Bud Vase




An elegant hand-painted enamel dragonfly alights on this sculpted vase that features
Swarovski crystal detail. Handmade in USA

Price: $375.00

Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Just You & A Room Full of Chocolate

The Three Ways House Motel (UK) has an exciting and tasty decor. Guests can choose from themed rooms such as the Chocolate Suite, the Syrup Sponge Room, Summer Pudding Room and many more. Fab chics will love the Chocolate room, shown below. Ever dreamt of going to sleep in a box of chocolates? Then this is just for you. A delicious concoction of dark, milk, and white chocolate!


The Pudding Club




A Must Have: The GLAM ROCK Chandelier

Check out this Erickson Beamon GLAM ROCK Chandelier




Find it Here...

Monday, April 9, 2007