Just as I was going to do a July review post,
the latest August issue popped up on my iPad!
After going through the issue I think that the era of taupe and simplicity is definitely over!
the latest August issue popped up on my iPad!
After going through the issue I think that the era of taupe and simplicity is definitely over!
There was a pleasant and apolitical feature on the Texan home of President Bush.
It is not a strongly stylized home and seems to focus on the comfort of the family instead of trying to make a certain impression.
I guess as a former president he has that luxury.
I thought it was interesting that for a man of his wealth that
he would bother with reproduction Audubon prints
instead of the original items.
It is rather refreshing. Even though President Bush comes from a well established and wealthy New England family along with his own financial successes, his home has a certain simplicity.
If this home didn't belong to the Bushes,
I doubt this house would have made the cut.
I doubt this house would have made the cut.
This issue didn't include any more homes of famous people but instead featured editorials of the premier league of interior decorators who are now celebrities themselves.
When the decorator Molyneux put his touch on a Californian villa, it essentially means you can do whatever the heck you like because California villa doesn't really have its specific formula yet.
For Molyneux, he mixes up classic French and Chinese furniture with strong pattern to punctuate already capitalized features.
