de Gournay x Bunny Mellon, The Hedges Inn, and Love All Tennis

Welcome to TGP Tidbits where we round up the happenings and our musings of the design industry each week. This week we take a look at Love All Tennis, The Hedges Inn, and de Gournay x Bunny Mellon. Written by Natalie Aldridge.

de Gournay x Bunny Mellon

True beauty lies in the details, and never has that been more evident than at the launch of the enchanting de Gournay x Bunny Mellon Collection. Celebrated with a dreamlike dinner amid the storied grounds of Oak Spring Garden, the event was a testament to the enduring legacy of Bunny Mellon.

Orchestrated to perfection by Gregory Blake Sams Events and de Gournay, the evening paid homage to Bunny Mellon‘s inimitable style and botanical legacy. Guests dined under a delicately suspended canopy inspired by her beloved crabapple arbor, surrounded by blooming meadows and the quiet magic of Oak Spring’s historic landscape.

Images courtesy of de Gournay.

The tablescape was nothing short of a masterpiece, with de Gournay’s new ‘Espalier’ design hand-painted on flowing linen tablecloths in soft garden tones. It was a fitting tribute to Bunny’s refined eye and love for cultivated beauty, where art and horticulture met.

Also unveiled were the collection’s exquisite porcelain pieces, each one a study in timeless elegance and inspired by Bunny’s lifelong fascination with the natural world. The collaboration is the first of its kind and, much like its muse, manages to feel both effortless and extraordinary.

Her legacy as a self-taught horticulturist and designer is legendary. From her redesign of the White House Rose Garden at President Kennedy’s request , to her influence on gardens from Virginia to Versailles , her commitment to understated elegance and natural harmony is evident.

 

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This collaboration between de Gournay and the Bunny Mellon estate brings her vision to life in a new medium, allowing admirers to bring a piece of her garden-inspired artistry into their own homes.

The Hedges Inn

The Hamptons may have just gotten a bit chicer. From the sunny shores of Palm Beach to the timeless lanes of East Hampton, the iconic pink palace, The Colony Hotel, has officially gone bicoastal. Introducing its elegant new sister, The Hedges Inn. A storied 13-room retreat at the head of the pond, this historic inn is the latest design-forward venture by Sarah and Andrew Wetenhall.

Originally built in 1873 as a wedding gift from John D. Hedges to his bride, Caroline Isabella Homan, the property retains the grace and charm of its Victorian origins, with wraparound porches, gabled rooftops, and garden views, while embracing the fresh sophistication that defines a proper Hamptons summer.

Adding a delicious twist to the mix is Swifty’s, The Colony’s beloved Palm Beach restaurant, now popping up in East Hampton with its signature blend of comfort classics and social sparkle. With a calendar of lively events, including Swifty’s Trivia Nights, The Hedges is poised to become your go-to out East, whether you’re after serenity, scene, or simply a really good martini.

Marrying East Coast charm with The Colony’s unmistakable flair, The Hedges Inn is a welcome new addition to the Hamptons, and we can’t wait to see what’s next!

Love All Tennis

At The Glam Pad, we’ve long held that elegance should never be confined to the drawing room, or the dinner party, or the debutante ball. It should live just as comfortably on the tennis court, preferably in a crisply pleated skirt. The women behind Love All Tennis couldn’t agree more. This American brand serves up vintage-inspired style with modern-day ease, and trust us, it’s a match made in heaven.

Kate Davis and her HBS classmate, tennis partner and friend, Reena Russell Nasr, who leads the Love All Tennis advisory board.

Founded in 2021 by Harvard Business School alumna and lifelong tennis devotee Kate Davis, also the founder of Davis Designs, Love All Tennis began with a simple yet chic mission: to elevate classic courtwear with high-quality tailoring, thoughtful details, and a strong serve of old-school glamour. With silhouettes that tip their visor to the golden age of women’s sportswear, Kate reimagines tennis staples using refined trims and unexpected fabric pairings that can go from match point to martinis without missing a beat.

Kate’s “Tennis Clinic Style” from Seal Harbor Maine circa 1980s sets the tone for a love of red trim and vintage white looks.
Love All Tennis

In 2024, Kate teamed up with fellow HBS grad, tennis partner, and dear friend Reena Russell Nasr, who now leads the brand’s advisory board. The duo brings not only a shared passion for the game, but also a fresh perspective on traditional style, one grounded in friendship, functionality, and a firm belief that fashion should be fun, even when you’re sweating through your third set.

Kate collects vintage tennis dresses but did not like the feeling of the stiff, cotton material. She identified a gap in the market for retro inspired tennis attire using modern performance fabrics.
Love All Tennis

Now, for the grand slam: Love All Tennis has officially launched on Target.com, bringing its polished, preppy perfection to the masses. Whether you’re a seasoned player or simply tennis adjacent, it’s never been easier to dress the part.

And speaking of good taste, be sure to check back Friday for a peek inside the Seal Harbor, Maine childhood summer home that Kate Davis recently restored. Think relaxed refinement with just the right amount of New England flair.

Shop the Love All Tennis collection here!

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x Natalie

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