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The 2015 Kips Bay dining room by Mark D. Sikes - a The 2015 Kips Bay dining room by Mark D. Sikes - an instant classic!
Dolce and Gabbana at its best! Dolce and Gabbana at its best!
Derived from an original 18th century block print, Derived from an original 18th century block print, Monique (shown here in the Cranberry color) is printed on a linen ground with a large damask-like floral motif set against a stippled field. Wyzenbeek Abrasion Count: 30,000 double rubs. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com.
A guest bedroom in this 15th century chateau in th A guest bedroom in this 15th century chateau in the Auvergne features a charming it à la polonaise. Photography by Oberto Gili for Architectural Digest.
The 2015 Kips Bay dining room by Mark D. Sikes - a The 2015 Kips Bay dining room by Mark D. Sikes - an instant classic!
Maharani (shown here in the Coral colorway) is a l Maharani (shown here in the Coral colorway) is a lively mix of intertwining lilies and vines reinterpreted from an 18th century French Indiennes textile complemented along one side by a wide meandering floral border. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
Beautiful botanical art photography by Kriss Macdo Beautiful botanical art photography by Kriss Macdonald
LOVE the floral decor at Alain Ducasse' Le Meurice LOVE the floral decor at Alain Ducasse' Le Meurice, one of Paris's most iconic restaurants at the 5-star Le Meurice hotel. PHOTO Pierre Monetta
Fashion in progress - an ivory cotton silk faille Fashion in progress - an ivory cotton silk faille dress with cocoon back and keyhole detail to be hand-embroidered with endangered flowers. This is a look behind the scenes of the Spring/Summer 2020 Alexander McQueen collection.
Fantasie (shown here in Vermillion) depicts an enc Fantasie (shown here in Vermillion) depicts an enchanted forest populated with swirling vines, mesmerizing blossoms and charming, quirky creatures. An intricately detailed whimsy in three entirely different colorways to suit a wide variety of decorating vocabularies, Fantasie beguiles our imaginations. Wyzenbeek Abrasion Count: 22,000 double rubs. Request sample at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
This is amazing: a look inside the secret collecti This is amazing: a look inside the secret collections backstage at the Smithsonian team at the National Museum of Natural History. Photo: Chip Clark
Blast from the past: In the August 1976 issue, AD Blast from the past: In the August 1976 issue, AD marveled at Francois Catroux’s ability to reinvent the past with his rue de Lille apartment, on Paris's Left Bank. Inspired by the neoclassical character of the townhouse, the designer had the walls painted in swirling patterns to suggest marble and added carpeting that resembles intarsia. Photo by Pascal Hinous.
Vita Sackville-West famously declared “a flowerl Vita Sackville-West famously declared “a flowerless room is a soulless room”. We couldn’t agree more. Our vintage- inspired two-tone floral print Vita is a tribute to the English poet, novelist, and garden designer. Vita brings linen blooms into any room, and they will far outlast those of your cutting garden. Colors, from left: Blossom, Limestone and Honeysuckle. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
Love the barely-pink walls and the touch of multi- Love the barely-pink walls and the touch of multi-colored ikat in this beautuful room by Laura Walker Baird of Verde Home.
Kipling is a small geometric chenille weave: intri Kipling is a small geometric chenille weave: intricately constructed yet deceptively simple in look and luxurious in feel. The result: a perfect basic cloth available in 11 colors and suitable for a wide range of applications, from upholstery to drapery and accessories. Color shown here: Peppercorn. Martindale Abrasion Count: 26,000 double rubs. Request samples at info@suannetuckerhome.com
This petite Parisian bedroom doesn’t let size di This petite Parisian bedroom doesn’t let size dictate design; though the space is small, the natural light creates the perfect backdrop for the red and white patterned walls, curtains and decor. Photo by James Merrell for Elle Decor.
Brazilian magazine editor Fabrizio Rollo did not s Brazilian magazine editor Fabrizio Rollo did not spare any details in his hyper-decorated guest bedroom. Dior scarves and framed sketches cover the walls, and a combination of solid reds and statement patterns on the bed, leave no space for simplicity. More is More! Photo by Dominique Vorillon for Elle Decor.
From our latest collection: C is for charming, C i From our latest collection: C is for charming, C is for chic, C is for Cachepot (pronounced “CASH-poh”) – a lovingly drawn floral motif anchored within a diagonal decorative framework. This medium-scaled print is executed on a 100% linen ground and available in 6 fresh and versatile colorways. Color shown here: Blossom. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
The pink architecture of Collegium Maius in Poznan The pink architecture of Collegium Maius in Poznan, Poland. Not all universities can trace their lineage back to an order by the King. Granted a charter in 1611 by the Polish King Sigismund III Vasa, the City of Poznań gained its first educational centre, starting a long tradition of academic excellence continued today by the Poznan University of Medical Sciences. PHOTO CREDIT: DOMINIK GEHL
A look Inside Timothy Corrigan’s palatial estate A look Inside Timothy Corrigan’s palatial estate in France’s Loire Valley: Above the mantel in the rose-pink formal dining room hangs a portrait by Nicolas de Largillière, and at far right is an image of Napoléon III. Photography by Eric Piasecki for Architectural Digest.
Impromptu setting using our new Suzanne Tucker Hom Impromptu setting using our new Suzanne Tucker Home Gertrude embroidery (in the Peony color) as backdrop, with our favorite new plates from Everyday Elegance Collection, napkins from India Amory, and Christofle flatware.
Maria Grazia Chiuri and her talented team of petit Maria Grazia Chiuri and her talented team of petits mains at Dior expanded their powers of enchantment with the realization of a number of haute couture creations all inspired by Monsieur Dior's "Jardin Japonais" dress of 1953.
Window treatment in our Latika embroidery, in the Window treatment in our Latika embroidery, in the Rose colorway. A real coup de foudre, the pretty floral design of Latika is rendered in a variety of masterful embroidery stitches onto a custom-dyed 100% linen ground. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
Travel inspo: the pink Portuguese-influenced archi Travel inspo: the pink Portuguese-influenced architecture of India's Fontainhas, aka Goa’s Latin Quarter.
How cute are these cookies!? Photo via Linen and How cute are these cookies!? Photo via Linen and Gray
Just the palest hint of pink for this beautiful ba Just the palest hint of pink for this beautiful bathroom, seen on the pages of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles.
Claude Monet created his evocative flower garden a Claude Monet created his evocative flower garden at Giverny by marrying flowers according to their colors and leaving them to grow as they might. Similarly, this eponymous textile (shown here in the Peony color) features a loosely drawn floral pattern woven into a softly washed linen ground. Each colorway is reversible and suitable for both drapery and upholstery. Request samples at info@suzannetuckerhome.com
The dreamiest of dresses from Dior Couture.... The dreamiest of dresses from Dior Couture....
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