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Buscot Park’s Regency Furniture

Buscot Park Hall- Pair of Ebonised Gilt chairs From The Thomas Hope Suite

Buscot Park is a glorious example of the Regency style. The estate was built by Edward Loveden Loveden between 1779 and 1783 for Edward Loveden Loveden. The house was inspired by the architecture of the great Renaissance architect, Andrea Palladio.  Most of the furniture here is of the Regency period, and reflects the revival of interest in that style in the inter-war years.

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Regency Wall Decorating

 The cover of the July /August Issue of Elle Decor featured a dramatic room with a wall covered in framed antique map prints. Most people have plain walls, not because they choose to, but rather because coordinating art prints can be challenging at times. If you enjoy the finer elements in life such as the sleekness of marble, the bright glitz of brass, and highly lacquered paint finishes, glass frames lining the wall will be right up your alley. Displaying antique prints in glass frames may be a way of adding that extra notch of dignified glamour to your home. World maps have a wide range of benefits that make them the perfect decorating solution compared to simple sketches and oil paintings. We give you three considerations that you cannot deny why framed maps make perfect sense for your (Read More.....)

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Regency & Hollywood Regency Furniture From Design Haven

Design Haven always seems to amaze me with their unique collections of vintage furniture.  Although they specialize in Mid-Century Modernism, Post-1950, and Italian furniture, you will find lovely french and primitive furnishings as well.  It is wonderful to come across a dealer with a great eye for statement furniture.   The Hollywood Hollywood Regency carved Wood elephant trunk table is really a remarkable piece to showcase in a home.  Personally, I would gold leaf this lovely table and center it in a living (Read More.....)

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GQ Interviews Kate & Andy Spade- Regency Furniture Ideas

Kate & Andy Spade in Vogue

GQ's Adam Rapoport hangs with husband and wife team Kate & Andy Spade in this episode of Style Innovators.  A young star in the advertising world, Andy has been called "one of the great under-known geniuses of Western civilization." He was an equal creative and entrepreneurial force behind the Kate Spade and Jack Spade brands as the CEO and Creative Director. When the couple exited the labels, Andy founded a boutique creative agency, Partners & Spade, which allows him to do a little of everything he loves. From branding and advertising, to films and books, to art and interiors, through Partners and Spade, Andy lends his characteristic touch of cool authenticity to brands like J. (Read More.....)

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