Indholdsfortegnelse for September 2016 i House Beautiful

every to-do list has persistent stragglers. My never-dones are the purchases I still need to make for our new home. This ought to be a fun task—it’s shopping, after all!—but my to-buy column hasn’t abated in a year. Lollygaggers include: a pair of stately standing lamps for the living room, fresh lampshades for the master, a shallow bookcase for Teddy’s room, and some reasonably priced picture lights to brighten a dim corner of the dining room. Maybe my online shopping is to blame. I’ve been doing the digital equivalent of walking in circles, endlessly Googling for a lampshade size that doesn’t seem to exist and finding picture lights that are costlier than the paintings themselves. Blessedly, the solutions came all at once. (And no, not in a wine-fueled Friday-night online-shopping…

TULIP RED 1001 FINE PAINTS OF EUROPE “My relationship with this decadent red began when I moved into a tiny, sunless tenement in Manhattan. I went full-on opium den in the living room and painted all of it this color— walls, trim, doors, even the pressed-tin ceiling! People thought I was nuts, but it taught me that it’s OK to break the rules. Fastforward to now, and this is still the glossy red I rely on for drama. Here, it cranks up the suave in a client’s entry.” NICK OLSEN TWEED COAT CSP-85 BENJAMIN MOORE “I regret not using this dark, sexy hue—not quite gray, not quite brown— from the get-go in my Chicago apartment. I had spent years on the renovations, I was finally done, but the living room’s…

Who would you call if you discovered a trove of antique wallpaper? If you answered Waterhouse Wallhangings, which specializes in revamping lost patterns for today’s market, you’d be in good company. The New York School of Interior Design worked with Waterhouse when it decided to celebrate its centennial this year with a wallcovering line. Their common denominator: Inez Croom, a Mad Men–era decorator and NYSID student turned professor. Six of her wallpaper patterns (including Fresco Stripe and Growing Nasturtiums, pictured) are being re-created in new colorways chosen by NYSID students with help from House Beautiful editors. “We found Inez’s original collections in a condemned Florida warehouse,” says Lance Houpt, co-owner of Waterhouse. “She was a protégé of Dorothy Draper, so we’re ecstatic that her patterns are getting a new life.”…

NEXT WAVE “OUR ROOMS AREN’T OVERLY PRETTY,” says Louisa Pierce of design duo Pierce & Ward. “They’re a little dark, a little weird.” And that’s what makes them interesting. Pierce and Emily Ward met at a Manhattan speakeasy and bonded over a shared addiction to interiors; now, they’re household names for the Hollywood-Nashville creative set, with actress Brie Larson and musician/model Karen Elson as clients. The self-taught pair’s secret? Infusing spaces with vintage finds that immediately give a room soul. “Clients text us a week after they move in and say they feel like they’ve lived there a decade,” Ward says. “It’s the highest compliment.” THEIR FAVORITE THINGS 1. MINI DISC BRACELET EW: “Turquoise looks good with everything, so I never take it off my wrist.” jennifermeyer.com 2. NEMADJI VASE…

STYLING WITH SOUVENIRS • “Choose a color palette. I have found blue-and-white ceramics everywhere, from Mexico to China. Sticking to one palette helps me narrow my focus.” • “Elevate everyday items. Even a door knocker or clay figure is stylish when placed on an acrylic block or mounted in a shadow box.” • “Support local artisans—and avoid bad replicas! You only want to see ‘Made in China’ when you’re actually in China.”…

1 COLOR “A gardeny palette helped enlarge this sliver of a kitchen, so it seems as wide open as the outdoors,” Lewis says. Along with the sky-blue cabinets and island and cloud-white walls, there’s also a Silestone counter in Olivia. “It’s a deep forest green that performs like a neutral—it can go with anything.” 2 OPEN SHELVES With zero wall space for upper cabinets, window-spanning shelves offer storage without blocking the view. “The sunlight reflecting off the glassware is gorgeous,” Lewis says. Modeled on a potting bench, the copper-pipe shelving has hooks for hanging mugs and cookware, which keeps the counter free of clutter. 3 SINK Even though square footage was at a premium, Lewis installed a cast-iron Kohler farmhouse sink. “There’s no dishwasher, and the sink can handle lots…

1. Marchesa Shades of Teal All-Purpose Bowl Ironstone with microwave-safe gold trim. In Teal. 6? Dia. $22. lenox.com 2. Canyon Fringe Hammock In Green. 7' L. $118. anthropologie.com 3. Sako Fabric By Aldeco. Semi-sheer linen blend in Panone. starkcarpet.com 4. Edison Fabric By Larsen. Embroidered silk blend in Ocean. cowtan.com 5. Providencia Loafers With illustrations by Happy Menocal. In Teal Velvet. $450. stubbsand wootton.com 6. Standard Taper Candles By Big Dipper. Hand-dipped beeswax. In Teal. $9 for set of two. heathceramics.com 7. Kelly Double Tour Leather Bracelet Calfskin with gold-plated hardware. In Mallard Blue. $510. hermes.com 8. Magnus Rug Wool blend in Peacock. 5' × 7'6?. $399. luluandgeorgia.com 9. Double Wear Stay-In-Place Eye Pencil In Emerald Volt. $24. esteelauder.com 10. Corner Chair Maple frame with cotton. In Burbank Teal. $1,179.…

1 The Statement Piece It’s more vital than ever in this age of Pinterest and Instagram. Every house needs at least one! Look for something you can actually use, with a memorable silhouette, like this Moghul arch–inspired settee. Instant opulence. 2 CHANNEL TUFTING Oh, those sumptuous lines! The staple upholstery choice of old-Hollywood movie sets (and 1970s discotheques) is back and as louche as ever. Use it to add satisfying plumpness wherever your seating needs a boost. FRANK PONTERIO On pieces that stay with you the longest “I’ve had a pair of 1930s French club chairs, in the original leather and restrung, for 20 years. They look like an old bomber jacket— kind of worn— and make people comfortable right off the bat.” 3 Burl Is Back! And brighter. And…

1, 3, 9, 13 & 14 Mirrors of Possibility. Handmade. Wood. 5?–8½? Sq. From $58 each. mirrorsofpossibility.com 2 Tangier Mirror in White. Bone and brass. 14? H × 10?W. $260. atlasshowroom.com 4 Petite Mirrors. Handmade by Marie Suri in bronze and steel. 6?–8½? Dia. From $1,000 each. lizobrien.com 5 & 6 Magical Thinking Woven Wall Mirrors. Rattan. 12? Dia. $19 each. urbanoutfitters.com 7 Starburst Wall Mirror. By Nate Berkus. Gold finish. 14½? Dia. $40. target.com 8 & 12 Swirling Crest Mirrors. Diamond, 13? H × 9?W; circle, 9? Dia. $48 each. anthropologie.com 10 Silver Arched Mirror. Silver tin. 14? H × 10½?W. $20. lafuente.com 11 Phantom Mirror in Tortoise Gold. Handmade by Mark Evans in Venetian glass and wood. 12? H × 7? W. Available through a designer. quintushome.com 15…

CHECKMATE “These matte black and white tiles are quite classic but remarkably fresh against the green walls.” CEMENT TILES IN BLACK AND WHITE, $14 PER SQ. FT. cletile.com THE GOLD STANDARD “A Moroccan influence lends an air of bohemianism to the space.” MOORISH OCCASIONAL TABLE, $246. house-envy.co.uk LIGHT UP “Everyone loves a pineapple! It’s such a beautiful shape, and in the white ceramic it feels pure—like a gift from the gods.” ANANAS PINEAPPLE LAMP BASE, $554, WITH PALMERAL DALEY SHADE, $163. houseofhackney.com An accent wall in Farrow & Ball’s Calke Green brings out House of Hackney’s leafy Palmeral wallpaper and prints, while Moroccan pendants from Jackdaw draw the eye upward. GO GREEN “On an old-fashioned armchair, our exuberant palm print looks almost traditional!” MARLBOROUGH CHAIR IN PALMERAL COTTON-LINEN BLEND, $3,252.…

1. ONE A DAY “I paint every day, even if it’s just for a few minutes. It’s so important for the eye in this digital age! And it gives the fabric patterns I create a sense of humanity you can’t get on a computer.” 2. DETAIL-ORIENTED “This is a Victorian paper cutout portrait of my great-great-grandfather. I’m fascinated by the lives of that generation and inspired by the staggering handwork.” 3. GET PERSONAL “My quirky paintings lend character to my prints. Using them together is like inviting your favorite people to a dinner party: fun and full of energy!” 4. DARK STAR “Black is misunderstood. I adore it and think it should be treated like a vibrant color—it makes just as much impact.”…

Designers: 1. Markham Roberts (previous page). 2. Kristen Buckingham. 3. Westbrook Interiors. 4. Kemble Interiors. 5. Nick Olsen (next page). Designers: 6. Laura Kirar Design. 7. Garrow Kedigian Interior Design. 8. Markham Roberts. 9. Babs Watkins, Julie Watkins Baker, and Eleanor Cummings. 10. Tobi Fairley & Associates (next page).…

KATHLEEN HACKETT: Four school-age children live in this New York City apartment. Who would have thought? CELERIE KEMBLE: They have wonderfully stylish parents, whose aesthetic is an ideal combination of assured and devil-may-care. They want their kids to live in a home that telegraphs what’s important to them: art, humor, playfulness, beauty, comfort, confidence. The intention is for this house to last a lifetime— and to get better with age. My colleague Caroline Irvin and I chose colors, textiles, and furnishings with a high degree of detail and patina. It all sustains wear and tear in such a way that scuffs, dings, and smudges don’t look like flaws, they look like they’ve been there all along. “Crisp and new” is difficult to maintain, even if there are only grown-ups living…

1. Large Sloane Vase. Glass. $495. ralphlaurenhome.com 2. Landscape Drip Vase. By Elyse Graham. Resin and plaster. $850. 1stdibs.com 3. Beijing Mushroom Vase. Porcelain. $249. wisteria.com 4. Areia Vase. Terra-cotta. $25. cb2.com 5. Nutmeg Vase. Handpainted porcelain. $282. chelseahouseinc.com 6. Palmetto Vase. Glass. $50. crateandbarrel.com 7. Large Fluted Vase in Negro Marquina. Marble. $1,350. kellywearstler.com 8. Woods Cylinder Vase. Decoupage. $725. johnderian.com 17th c. Monastery Rectangular Dining Table, restoration hardware.com. Walls in Dark Night, sherwin-williams.com. Floral arrangements, seaportflowers.com…

“Mixing hues that don’t usually go together, like pink and red, feels playful.” Large Cotton Napkin by Auntie Oti in Berry Pink, $58 for set of four. lizziefortunato.com. Fuoco Stainless Steel Flatware, $179 for five-piece set. vietri.com “Warm metals lend a touch of glamour and complement all the neutrals.” Antique Brass Vase, $18 for 6? H. jamaligarden.com “We like to crowd a large table with colorful and meaningful collections, but each piece should have a story behind it. Tassels provide texture and double as party favors!” “We buy up textiles on our travels to use as runners and throws. Toss them over chairs with pillows to add softness to the table, and make your guests feel right at home.” Bolivian Frazada Wool Blanket, from $325. lavivahome.com. Souk Ivory Pillow, $156.…

“I picked up legendary landscape designer Russell Page’s memoir in the early 1980s while working on my first garden. I loved peeking into the storied world of his clients—the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Oscar de la Renta—who had the taste and the wherewithal to carry out his imaginative schemes. My favorite: La Mortella, designed for Sir William Walton. He channeled water to flow downhill into a pool, where it erupts into a beautiful and exuberant plume.”…

Katie Ukrop thought she had her passion for pink in check. Then she met the interior designer Suellen Gregory. And before her family knew what hit them, the deep gray walls of their 19th-century townhouse in Richmond, Virginia, had turned a gleaming pastel pink. It seemed only fitting. Gregory explains her client’s rosy outlook this way: “If Katie has a sweater over her shoulders, it’s pink. If she buys a handbag, it’s going to be pink.” It was obvious that her home should be awash in stunning blush tones as well. Ukrop has always been known for her sense of flair. She owns a wellregarded local art gallery and is the creative force behind Richmond’s funky Quirk Hotel. “She is tall, blonde, and gorgeous, with wonderful, effortless style,” Gregory says.…

THE SYMBOL (T) = TO THE TRADE. “To the trade” means a manufacturer sells primarily to design professionals. Many design centers offer hourly decorating and shopping services that can assist you; some fabric shops, workrooms, and websites may be able to place an order for you as well. PAINT BENJAMIN MOORE benjaminmoore.com FARROW & BALL farrow-ball.com FINE PAINTS OF EUROPE finepaintsofeurope.com PORTOLA PAINTS & GLAZES portolapaints.com PRATT & LAMBERT prattandlambert.com RALPH LAUREN PAINT ralphlaurenpaint.com SHERWIN-WILLIAMS sherwin-williams.com VALSPAR valsparpaint.com FABRIC & WALLCOVERING BAKER LIFESTYLE (T) through Lee Jofa leejofa.com BENNISON FABRICS (T) bennisonfabrics.com BRUNSCHWIG & FILS (T) brunschwig.com C&C MILANO cec-milano.com CALICO calicowallpaper.com CHIVASSO (T) chivasso.com CLAREMONT (T) claremontfurnishing.com COLE & SON (T) cole-and-son.com COLEFAX AND FOWLER (T) through Cowtan & Tout cowtan.com COWTAN & TOUT (T) cowtan.com DE GOURNAY degournay.com DÉCOR…