Segreto

Dear readers, I'm so happy to introduce you to Leslie Sinclair (although I guess many of you already know her!) and her exquisite book Segreto.
Segreto reveals the secrets of how to transform and enhance interiors with fine finishes. From cover to cover, Segreto will take you on fascinating journey. Turning its pages is as if you were on a holiday dedicated entirely to exploring beautiful interiors. You will linger over each room taking in all the fine details on each of its delicious 300 pages.


The following is just but a small selection I made for you to have a taste of what you will find in Segreto. Enjoy!





















Sublime. Perfection. A must read!

And here is Leslie with her lovely family!



To purchase "Segreto: Secrets to Finishing Beautiful Interiors" from the website click here
or to purchase through Amazon click here.
And you must also visit Leslie's enchanting blog right here.

Thanks Leslie!

Kasler's Home in Atlanta

I'm sure many of you have seen interior designer's Suzanne Kasler's home in Atlanta. So, here's the tour for those of you who haven't. If you'd like to read the whole article just click on the link at the end of this post.





































Photography by Pieter Estersohn
Architectural Digest

Loi Thai's new Blog!

Good morning dear readers. Hope you are all enjoying your weekend.

Today I'd like you to go and visit interior designer Loi Thai's new blog called Tone on Tone. I featured his lovely former home here about a year ago and now I'm thrilled to know he has his own blog. It is brand new and his posts are a delight!

Here are just two of the photographs you will find on his blog:

I'd love you to go over and visit Loi Thai's blog and let me know what you think! I'm sure you'll love it too!

Weely Interior Designer Moment- Malene B

I’ve been waiting for this weekly interior designer’s moment for so long
because I am so excited about this week’s interior designer, her name is Malene
B a Brooklyn, NY based African American carpet designer who has a
multi-disciplinary background in textile arts, painting and illustration. When
I first recognized her work, I must say I was blown away and taken back by her
amazing work.

Best of John Saladino

I had seen photographs of John Saladino's work around in the blogsphere but I wanted to have them all together in one post so here is my selection. I'm quite aware that my "best of" might not be the same as yours, or anyone else's but well, such is life. Traditional, antique, with maybe just a hint of modern, but always elegant. Come and see if you like his style.

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If you'd like to see more of John Saladino's work go to his portfolio right here.