Sunday, December 22, 2013

Analisse Taft and James Gersten

I have always admired both the interior and exterior style of my friend and colleague, Analisse Taft who runs the stunning ALT Studio (in NY's flower district.) And I have been lucky enough to enjoy several delicious meals at her hubby, James' restaurants. I was happy to celebrate their wedding just over a year ago and wish them all the best for the years to come, feeding us all with delightful visual and culinary treats.

Restauranteur James Gersten and Analisse Taft, owner of design showroom
ALT for Living in their Upper East Side home.

My Hand Dipped Ombre Alpaca Throw and Custom Suri Fur Rug
in the master bedroom of Analisse and James' home.
Photos by Bryan Derbella for the Wall Street Journal
See more photos of Analisse and James' home and read the Wall Street Journal article.

Monday, December 9, 2013

Holiday Throws


To share some holiday warmth and affordable luxury, we have stocked a large variety of our softest and coziest alpaca throws. They're perfect for those last minute installations or gifts for clients, family and friends (and yourself!)  Contact us for more information.

Alpaca Throws

Wade Hallock

I love Wade Hallock's amazing rooms at the Art Basel Miami Elle Decor Modern Life Concept House.


Wade Hallock's dining room design at the 2013 Elle Decor Concept House.
Wade's Aspen approving my Glacier rug for a project.


Concept House photo by Carl Juste/Miami Herald

Thursday, December 5, 2013

Litchfield's Oliver Wolcott Library Annual Festival of Trees

When my friend and fellow ICFF mate, Kyra (of twenty2 fame) asked me to join a group of other designers in creating centerpieces using alternative materials, rather than fresh flowers, I was happy to support the cause. The Wolcott is a beautiful and historic library, one of the oldest in the country. The centerpieces were auctioned at the Festival of Trees, their yearly fundraiser.


I used stems of raw cotton bolls wrapped in my white Silk Primitivo rug and tied with leather lace.

Be sure to visit the Oliver Wolcott Library next time you're in Litchfield, CT.