Lee Radziwill passed on February 15, symbolizing the end of an era. She was an American socialite, princess, public relations executive, interior decorator, actress, and one of the greatest style icons in history. She is also the younger sister of First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. In a 1961 article, The New York Times described Radziwill as "the epitome of all that is considered chic, and therefore ... continue reading...
Entertaining and Style: A Q&A with Celerie Kemble
Celerie Kemble claims her childhood was in many ways a tutorial in interior decorating. She spent her formative years around construction sites, antique stores, and in the unique homes designed by her mother, Mimi Maddock McMakin, a Palm Beach native who founded Kemble Interiors, Inc. in 1982. After graduating from Harvard, Celerie worked briefly in film production before following her passion ... continue reading...
In The Pink: Dodie Thayer for Tory Burch
Just in time for a Valentine's Day announcement, Tory Burch has introduced a pink colorway to the Dodie Burch for Tory Burch lettuceware collection. "Pink is unapologetically pretty and old-fashioned, in the best way," Tory Burch said, and I couldn't agree more! Below are a few pieces from the new collection.... the pink pairs beautifully with Tory Burch's new Oiseau plates, raffia placemats, and ... continue reading...
Mario Buatta’s Final Project
The March issue of Architectural Digest includes a beautiful tribute to design legend Mario Buatta with the feature of his last project, a glamorous New York duplex he designed for beloved repeat clients. It was written by Emily Evans Eerdmans, the exceptionally talented writer who authored Mario Buatta: Fifty Years of American Interior Decoration (aka the "Buattapedia) and became one of Mario's ... continue reading...
The Dorothy Draper Design Weekend!
It is a right of passage for every interior design enthusiast to make a pilgrimage to The Greenbrier, the iconic resort vibrantly decorated by the world-famous Dorothy Draper & Company, and I can think of no better way to experience "America's Resort" than by participating in the upcoming Dorothy Draper Design Weekend, March 1-2! The illustrious Carleton Varney and his team will host an ... continue reading...
Enduring Southern Homes by Eric Ross
Designer Eric Ross is a fan favorite here at The Glam Pad, and I was delighted to learn that he is releasing his first book this spring! Enduring Southern Homes provides inspiration for updating timeless interiors by upholding centuries-old design concepts while injecting fresh colors and fabrics into the mix. "Classical design concepts and antiques provide a quiet elegance that celebrate heritage ... continue reading...
A Botanically Beautiful Home by Celerie Kemble
Born in Palm Beach, Florida, Celerie Kemble's design philosophy is about blending classic sensibility with a dose of irreverence and and a dollop of humor. Her homes are tasteful, eclectic, and always welcoming, and today's Texas home tour is a perfect example. Cheerful florals and botanicals can be seen from room to room starting with the custom hand-painted silk wallpaper in the living room by ... continue reading...
35 Lovely Valentine’s Day Ideas
Valentine's Day is just 10 days away, and whether you are planning a family breakfast, elegant dinner for two, or a Galentine's Day fete, I have compiled some beautiful Valentine inspiration full of hearts, flowers, and love! Also included are ideas for creating homemade Valentines and festive home decorating. For gift ideas for him, her, children, pets, home, and gourmet, please click here to ... continue reading...
Classic Design by Barbara Eberlein
Recently, I discovered the work of Barbara Eberlein via Pinterest, and I was immediately enamored with her work and passion for history. Founded in 1984, Eberlein Design Consultants Ltd. has built a national reputation for expertise in the restoration of significant historic structures of the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries. Barbara was formally educated in the classics, history and art, an ... continue reading...
