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| Antique arm chair with gilt metal rope and tassel design - 20th century from NEWEL |
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Italian 1940s gilt metal rope and tassel design bench - NEWEL
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Global Views on Trends for Fashion, Accessories, Interiors and more. From Sydney with Love.
….. Hollywood Regency style antiques
…….. Treasure Chest
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| Japanese lacquer cabinet here |
Seventeenth-century Japanese lacquer cabinet on a William Kent-style stand.
…...The Resurrection of Bamboo
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| Gilt bamboo molding by Howard Brodsky. Photo by Pieter Estersohn |
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| Bamboo Dining Chair by Michael Taylor Design here
Combine Chinoiserie elements with modern
90s century furniture
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| Bamboo jacquard pillow here |
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| Geneva sound system - from Barneys New York |
…...Chinoiserie - The Color of Luxury
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| Dorothy Draper's Console @ Kindle |
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| Aquavitae Design :: here |
A compact 1920-style lounge chair
upholstered in a gold fabric.
upholstered in a gold fabric.
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| Qianglong Torn chair :: here |
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| Chinese lacquer - foldable traveling table - China, circa 1800 |
…...Noel Toy - Burlesque Dancer
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| Noel Toy - Burlesque Dancer |
Photos from the February 9th, 1942 issue
of LIFE MAGAZINE.
Photo: Nina Leen, one of the magazine's first female photographers.
More about Noel here
Some more fabulous treats!
Noel today - 82 years young….
…... Chinese Dragon Chair Love
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| Anna May Wong I love everything in this photo - The wooden screens, the traditional chinese interior…did I mention the dress? |
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| Chinese Dagon Chair |
My Next Project:
1. Find a dragon chair
2. Lacquer it in an ivory white
3. Enjoy!
3. Enjoy!
I keep you up-dated!
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| White Dragon Chair |
…… Chinese Pagoda Cabinet
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| Chinese Chippendale Cabinet - Manufactured by Ann Getty House and here |
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| Chippendale style cabinet - late 19century @ Live Auctioneers |
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| 1922 - Chinese Chippendale cabinet @ 1st dips |
Coastal Living
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Ca’Liza design and owner, Amanda Lindroth  |
DREAM HOME
Photos May-June 2010 issue of Veranda Magazine. A gorgeous home named Ca’Liza. This house has the flair of southern France, but it’s located in the Bahamas. Designer: Amanda Lindroth
May-June 2010 issue of Veranda Magazine, a gorgeous home named Amanda Lindroth was featured. The designer and owner, Amanda Lindroth
Resurrection of the Lattice for Interiors
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| Terrace with Indian inspired lattice work |
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| Marrakech Madraza Ben Youssef |
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| Hermes - Windows by Leila Menchari |
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| Sofas collection - 2010 from Roche Bobois |
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| House Beautiful |
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| House Beautiful |
…… Resurrection of the Lattice
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Antique garden trellis - here
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| Late 19th century garden room with treillage effects |
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Late 19th century garden room with treillage effects
At the turn of the century, decorator Elsie de Wolfe re-introduced Treillage into interior design. Here is her famous trellis room at the Colony Club. |
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Elsie de Wolfe's Trellis Room at the Colony Club
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….. Obsession – Lattice Style
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| Michael Taylor - Interior Design Chinese style screens |
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| Nicholas Haslam Bamboo Cane Wallpaper here |
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| Lattice Veranda |
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| Vintage Rattan Daybed Coleen & Company So gorgeous …. |
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| Thibaut Bamboo Lattice Wallpaper here |
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| Stroheim and Romann Chinoiserie Wallpaper here |
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| Chinese screen |
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| Bamboo lattice inspired lounge chair and ottoman in Nickel / Chrome @ Design Workshop here |
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| Le Spa Royal Mansour, Marrakech - Morocco here |
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The Silver Leaf Rattan "Butterfly Chair" from McGuire Furniture here |
I love Treillage
Whether it's to bring a garden-look
indoors or to create walls of airy chic, I’m obsessed with the lattice pattern or lattice inspired furniture.
The original lattice was
used in hot Middle Eastern countries to keep the sun out and allow air to
flow. Treillage can be traced back to the 12th century in Europe when used to
support the vines growing on French farms and later in the 17th
century in the formal gardens of Versailles.
At the turn of the century,
decorator Elsie de Wolfe re-introduced Treillage. In the 1930s lattice, combined
with chinoiserie elements and bamboo, found a glamorous reinvention in the
Hollywood Regency Style.
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