
A CELEBRATION OF DESIGN: Each H&G writer (including our own Anh Minh Le) offers their take on a few Decorators' Showcase rooms. While many sound interesting, the only photo that really grabbed us was the one above, of Kendall Wilkinson's vibrantly-colored Master Bedroom.
It was the room that nobody wanted: Susan Fornoff looks at Tish Key's rich renovation of the House's kitchen, which now includes Droog's 85-lamps chandelier. As she says, "there's no client, no convincing and no-holds-barred at the showcase."
AROUND THE HOUSE: The standout among Susan's fairly ho hum picks this week is Olivier LePensec's $19,500 4-person hammock, aka the Cocoon.
APPRECIATION: Dave Weinstein sweetly eulogizes recently departed Bay Area architect Jack Hillmer, whose structures "are the platonic ideal of the modern Bay Area house."
Comments (3)
That bedroom is horrible. The 50s redux but not in a good way. Stuffy. Conventional. Migraine inducing.
i've always wanted to do a living room in that shade of blue, with orange drapes, seriously.
i've got to go too, to see all they didn't cover...27 rooms total!
but simpler, modern, with the blue just a bit lighter or frosty, and velvet or velvetine drapes and orange crushed velvet couch...tacky redux.
i've got to see the washroom with oversized paisley walls and oversized houndstooth skirt on the sink.
(yes, i'm self indulgent, but it's good to see some wacky panache instead of everything so tasteful always).