D. Porthault: The Art of Luxury Linens

This month, D. Porthault will release its long-awaited first book, D. Porthault: The Art of Luxury Linens… and it is a veritable feast for the eyes.  Founded in Paris in 1920, Porthault has developed a loyal following that has included royalty and celebrities such as Charles de Gaulle, Sir Winston Churchill, President and Mrs. John F. Kennedy, Lee Radziwill, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Grace Kelly, Coco Chanel, Audrey Hepburn, and Elizabeth Taylor. The Art of Luxury Linens takes us inside some of the most beautiful homes in America, revealing why D. Porthault has been the favored French luxury brand for linens and other fabrics for nearly one hundred years. Below are a few of my favorite images from this incredibly lovely book…

Photographs by Erik Kvalsvik from D. Porthault: The Art of Luxury Linens by Brian D. Coleman, reprinted by permission of Gibbs Smith.

A heavenly mix of D. Porthault linens, Dodie Thayer cabbage ware, and William Yeoward. Design by Mario Buatta.
Designer Laura Lobdell created this special Porthault palace inspired by Marie Antoinette’s Petit Trianon at Versailles.
A charming and  elegant bedroom by Mario Buatta.
A beautiful breakfast room and tablescape by Leta Austin Foster. Leta also sells D. Portault in her Palm Beach boutique.
Aerin Lauder’s lovely Manhattan bathroom

With cheery bedrooms, sweetly decorated nurseries, beautiful bathrooms, and elegant tablescapes, the entire book is full of scrumptious eye candy… You will want to order your copy today! D. Porthault: The Art of Luxury Linens is available through Gibbs Smith and Amazon.

3 COMMENTS

  1. I have been waiting for this book! Love everything D. Porthault. I cherish my vintage Portahult throw. Thanks for covering this 🙂

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