Splendid Sass: Bobby McAlpine

Showing posts with label Bobby McAlpine. Show all posts

Thursday, January 2, 2014

VERANDA FAVORITES

I hope that all of you had a wonderful few weeks with family and friends. I took some much needed time to relax and am back full of new ideas. I am so excited to be a part of this thing called blogging, and I love every one of you. Thank you for sharing your time with me.

The January/February issue of Veranda is filled with beautiful rooms. Below I am sharing just a few from each designer. ENJOY!

1-5) Interior design by Susan Ferrior and Bobby McAlpine, Photography by Mali Azima. 6-8) Interior design by Jan Showers, Photography by Max Kim-Bee. 9-10) Interior design by Beverly Field, Photography by Max Kim-Bee. 11-12) Interior design by Carlos Aparicio, Photography by Max Kim-Bee. 13-14) Interior design by Richard Hallberg, Photography by Max Kim-Bee.

To advertise with Splendid Sass, visit here for rates, and then email me at: splendidsass@gmail.com

IF YOU MISSED

Pinterest Favorites and Happy New Year
Little Black Dress Favorites
Green Favorites
Christmas Bliss ~ Part Five and Final
Christmas Bliss ~ Part Four
Christmas Bliss ~ Part Three
Christmas Bliss ~ Part Two
Christmas Bliss
Glitter and Gold Part Two
Glitter and Gold
Fine Paper and Things Gift Guide
Kitchen Gift Guide
Red Love
For the Love of Tartan
Great Finds ~ Christmas Decorations
More Christmas Inspiration
New Favorites
Matchbook Magazine ~ December Issue & Gift Guide
Sleepytime Gift Guide
Countdown to Christmas
Reindeer in the Shop

Luminous Interiors ~ Brian J. McCarthy

Holiday Arrangements

Lavender Love
THE LEMONADE COOKBOOK
Elissa Cullman and Alan Greenberg ~ Design in Houston
Stephen Sills ~ Decoration
Balsam Hill
Loving Orange
The New Artisan Bread in Five Minutes
Library Love
Holiday Bar
Culman and Kravis ! Interior Design
Thomas Pheasant ~ Simply Serene
Gray Love ~ Part Three
Matchbook Magazine ~ November 2013
Equestrian Love and Ralph

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

SUSAN FERRIER ~ DESIGN ON LAKE MARTIN

When Susan Ferrier, of McAlpine, Booth, and Ferrier, was asked to design the interior of this home on Lake Martin, Alabama, she used contrasting materials. Her use of metal, stone, hides, and wood melded beautifully with a cool palette of blue, white and gray.

The home located in a camp designed by partner Bobby McAlpine. While the exteriors of each home in this area are similar, the interiors are created by the owners and their designers. ENJOY!

To read more about this home visit here.

IF YOU MISSED

Dining With Style

A Girl Can Dream

Picture of Perfection

Gray or Grey or Greige

Writing Desks ~ Love

For the Love of Orange ~ Part Two

For the Love of Orange ~ Part One

Follow Me Please...

Inspiration to Design By

New Sponsor ~ Welcome Vistaprint

I'm Back and Bar Setups

Jan Showers ~ Dining and Living Rooms

Beautiful Vignettes

Bloggers ~ Online Stores Galore

David Flint Wood ~ Design in Manhattan

Ivy and Piper Online Magazine

How to Make Crepes

Robert Couterier ~ A Spring Gathering

See you soon,

Teresa

xoxo

Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles

Photography by Erica George Dines

Thursday, March 1, 2012

BOBBY MCALPINE ~ DESIGN IN NASHVILLE

When I saw this amazing home in Veranda, no one had to tell me that it was designed by architect and designer Bobby McAlpine, of McAlpine and Tankersly. The earthy textures and tones, and the creative use of wood, brick, and plaster are trademarks of his designs. His book, The Home Within Us: Romantic Houses, Evocative Rooms, shows the superior work of this talented designer.

While most of the homes McAlpine designs are a bit more traditional, this home shows how broad his talents are. His use of French and English influences, among others, works beautifully.

Architect Robert Anderson originally designed McAlpine’s beautiful Nashville home. McAlpine's talent and trademarks are present throughout the home and it renovated exterior. The plastered brick walls meld beautifully with the furnishings that were designed by McAlpine himself. The color palette is neutral throughout the home.

Sharing the same hometown with McAlpine allows me to see much of his work firsthand. Just as there is nothing average about Bobby McAlpine, there is nothing average about this home on the side of a mountain that overlooks downtown Nashville. ENJOY!