Posted in color, dad, gauguin, kara mann, karen tusinski, martyn lawrence-bullard, michele bonan, muriel brandolini, stephen shubel, stephen sills, tricia huntley on March 8, 2012 | 4 Comments »
Today’s post explores the depth and beauty of moss green…rich with complex layers of yellow, brown and gray, it is a versatile neutral that compliments almost any other hue…may you be inspired by one of my favorite colors…
Chester Geissler
Anne-Marie Midy and Jorge Almada
Christopher Knight and Carlos Aponte
Gwynn Griffith
Tricia Huntley
Paul Gauguin
Michele Bonan
Kara Mann
Martyn Lawrence-Bullard
Steven Gambrel
Stephen Sills
Muriel Brandolini
Karen Tusinski
Posted in books, hallberg & wisely, haynes-roberts inc, j. randall powers, jacques grange, james huniford, john minshaw, john saladino, juan pablo molyneux, kara mann, lars bolander, lauren gold, luis bustamante, magnus lundgren, mary mcdonald, meichi peng, michael smith, michele bonan, miles redd, nina griscom, richard shapiro, robert couturier, sheila harley, steven volpe, suzanne rheinstein, ted tuttle, thomas o'brien, tricia huntley, vicente wolf, william frawley, windsor smith, yves saint laurent on February 24, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
“Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors, and the most patient of teachers.” ~ Charles W. Eliot
Wishing you a lovely weekend!
Hallberg & Wisely
Haynes-Roberts
J. Randall Powers
Jacques Grange
James Huniford
John Minshaw
John Saladino
Juan Pablo Molyneux
Kara Mann
Karin Blake
Lars Bolander
Lauren Gold
Luis Bustamante
Magnus Lundgren
Mary McDonald
Meichi Peng
Michael Smith
Michele Bonan
Miles Redd
Nina Griscom
Richard Shapiro
Robert Couturier
Sheila Harley
Steven Volpe
Suzanne Rheinstein
Ted Tuttle
Thomas Jayne
Thomas O’Brien
Tricia Huntley
Vicente Wolf
William Frawley
Windsor Smith
Yves Saint Laurent
Posted in tricia huntley on March 30, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Yesterday, something quite unexpected and wonderful happened, I received a most uplifting comment from a fellow blogger! Tricia Huntley of Luxe & Lucid, mentioned “a thoughtful eye” as one of her “favorite resources” for providing inspiration! Thank you Tricia! I immediately explored her website & blog and WOW…original, expressive, and absolutely beautiful…I was instantly taken with her artful palette and thoughtful compositions…for me, her interiors are true works of art…in fact, I’m reminded of a lovely quote from John Saladino, “I don’t regard interior design as an applied art but as a fine art and in that respect we look upon the interior as participating in art, it is art that you sit in rather than art that you look at…”
I’m thrilled to be able to share with you these incredible images from Huntley & Co. Thank you Tricia for your kindness and for inspiring me with your thoughtful eye…
“Huntley & Co. Interior Design was founded by Tricia Huntley in 2006 following ten years of work in the field. Tricia’s aesthetic has been described as “American Luxe” and articulates her passion for creating environments that are beautiful, interesting and comfortable to live in. Huntley & Co. is located in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington and is currently active with projects in the DC metropolitan area, South Carolina, Arizona and Switzerland.” ~ from Huntley & Co.
Be sure to check out Tricia’s blog Luxe & Lucid! What a wonderful new discovery!
photos from Huntley & Co.
