In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Veranda

• BEAUTIFUL DISCOVERIES
  A carved tramp art frame and heritage quilt, toile, and floral textile patterns honor centuries of artisanship.
• A Handcrafted RENAISSANCE
  New interpretations of traditional decorative arts and a resurgence of heritage brands make a strong case for the next 250 years of a uniquely American point of view.
• BETWEEN the LINES
  Classic stripes are reimagined in rich colors and exciting motifs, bringing fresh energy to the tried-and-true pattern.
• EFFORTLESS by DESIGN
  Decorator Mark D. Sikes applies his signature sporty stripes, feminine florals, and bold red to a breezy capsule for J.McLaughlin that epitomizes summer.
• ESTATES of GRACE
  America’s historic homes hold the keys to creating outdoor idylls that stand the test of time. The latest crop of alfresco furnishings, fabrics, and accessories delivers garden-party swagger in spades—which style are you?
• An Enduring Imprint
  In Santa Barbara, brother and sister Gene and Madeleine McQuillan debut the first collection for Raoul Textiles since their mother Sally’s passing, signaling a bright new chapter for the beloved fabric and wallpaper studio.
• Embracing TRADITION
  The long-anticipated RH Estates collection arrives with historical silhouettes in refined materials, heralding a turn toward the time-honored.
• The Great AMERICAN ESCAPE
  From Victorian grandes dames to a rustic lakeside camp, these 10 HISTORIC HOTELS endure as tributes to thoughtful stewardship, sterling hospitality, and the luxury of an unhurried hideaway.
• Bold Fashioned
  Chintz and checks, quilts and tassels: Designer Anthony Baratta composes a masterful symphony of patriotic shades for a 1930s Manhattan apartment.
• A Georgetown Homecoming
  With designer CeCe Barfield Thompson, Tuckernuck cofounder and CEO Jocelyn Gailliot reimagines her childhood home for a stylish new beginning in DC.
• Commonwealth CLASSIC
  Mark D. Sikes, whose résumé includes the East Wing and Blair House, draws upon his deep reverence for American design to refresh a storied Virginia home, where every piece within has meaning.
• HOUSE OF SLONEM
  Artist and old-house romantic Hunt Slonem animates the rooms of his 1880s chateau in Massachusetts with full-bodied color, a lifetime of antiques, and—yes—his famed bunny paintings.
• HISTORY in the MAKING
  In the Hamptons, designer Steven Gambrel and architect Elizabeth Dillon weave the nostalgic spirit of a family’s 1920s cottage into a new summer escape poised for entertaining.
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