STEVEN GAMBREL ~ SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION

Steven Gambrel is no stranger to those familiar with architecture and interior design.  With a degree in architecture from the University of Virginia and armed with clients who have acquired large sums of money from hedge funds and other financial investments, this design genius has made quite the name for himself.

The photographs below are of a home that Gambrel designed as a part of this year's Hearst Magazine Designer Visions showhouse.  For the Town and Country home, Gambrel chose the 1993 movie, Six Degrees of Separation, whose characters are an art dealer and his wife.  Turning his brilliant imagination loose, Steven Gambrel has created a masterpiece.  Maximize your screen and ENJOY!

The December issue of Town and Country is a must have, and the article about Gambrel is fascinating, so pick up your copy as soon as it hits the shelf!

The images below are screen shots of the virtual tour home.

These should help you get a better idea about placements in the rooms at the top of this post.

To see more on these showhouses visit here.  

See you soon,

Teresa

xoxo

TODD AND AMY HASE ~ FRENCH STYLE IN THE HAMPTONS

This home in Easter Long Island was designed by husband and wife team Todd and Amy Hase. The ten acre Bridgehampton home is French in style and showcases the talent of this design team. ENJOY!

To read more about this home visit here here.

See you soon,
Teresa
xoxo

Elle Decor September 2010 issue

VEERE GRENNEY ~ INTERIOR DESIGN

London interior designer Veere Grenney, a former director at Colefax and Fowler, decided to bring a 1879 home back to life.  Mission accomplished.  With help from paint guru David Oliver and a brilliant plan, this masterpiece in '30s style was born. ENJOY!

Be sure to pick up the Nov/Dec issue of Veranda. 

See you soon,

Teresa

xoxo

If you missed my previous post on Carolyne Roehm visit here.

CAROLYNE ROEHM ~ DESIGNER IN ASPEN

This is not the first home that interior designer Carolyne Roehm had designed in the mountains, so when she was asked to design Westbury in Aspen, she was up to the task.  This experienced and enormously talented designer went to work to create a light-filled and cozy home in the snowy hills for friend Simon.  Maximize your screen and ENJOY!

I'm ready for my trip to the mountains NOW!  This home can be found in the Nov/Dec issue of Veranda and in Carolyne's new book, A Passion for Interiors, published by Clarkson Potter.  This book is on my list of have-to-have-one!

See you soon,

Teresa

xoxo