In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Veranda

• Blooms Eternal
  ACROSS ERAS AND EMPIRES, FIVE HISTORIC FLORAL MOTIFS ENDURE, GRACING NEW FABRICS AND WALLPAPERS IN LARGER-THAN-LIFE PATTERNS THAT SERVE AS NATURAL LINKS BETWEEN PAST AND PRESENT.
• Good BONES
  Old house hallmarks—plaster moldings, marble mantels, ornamental wood paneling, and more—are fueling a modern crusade for historic craft preservation. Here, eight studios that are restoring and re-creating heirloom decorative details for the houses of tomorrow.
• SACRED PASSAGES
  On three gracefully luxurious ships, contributing editor TRACEY MINKIN explores the rich and revealing nature of river travel—and its intimate entrée to landscapes, cultures, and history.
• Crossing the Threshold
  What is the future of the AMERICAN HOUSE MUSEUM? Today’s stewards set out to ensure that the nation’s most influential properties thrive in the decades to come.
• Mountains PAPER Scissors
  A pilgrimage into the Alpine origins of Swiss paper cutting reveals a resurgence of the high craft at the hands of a fresh generation of artists.
• Blooms Eternal
  ACROSS ERAS AND EMPIRES, FIVE HISTORIC FLORAL MOTIFS ENDURE, GRACING NEW FABRICS AND WALLPAPERS IN LARGER-THAN-LIFE PATTERNS THAT SERVE AS NATURAL LINKS BETWEEN PAST AND PRESENT.
• GROWING A LEGACY
  At Highgrove House, King Charles III has planted the seeds for a future of sustainability and original artistry. But how to preserve the essence of the garden itself? English home furnishings firm Sanderson immortalizes his vision in a new collection of fabrics and wallpapers, created in close collaboration with His Royal Highness’s estate.
• GOING for the GUSTO
  A Dallas couple topples the notion that later-in-life house revamps must take away, scale back, hush. Here, Miles Redd and David Kaihoi dream up a glamorous fresh start for their International-style home.
• SPIRIT of SEVILLE
  Sun-baked color meets British textile exuberance in an 18th-century pied-à-terre reimagined by designer Amaro Sánchez de Moya.
• Perennial Icons
  WITH RICH PATTERNING AND CAPTIVATING FORMS, RARE VARIETIES OF PRIZED TULIPS BLOOM ANEW IN ARRANGEMENTS INSPIRED BY DUTCH MASTERS.
• GOD SAVE THE Queen Anne
  …and other historic neighborhood beauties, advises designer Markham Roberts, who wrote the rules of rescue and restraint in updating them for modern families.
• Belle of the Boulevard
  Amid a flurry of historic-house teardowns in Nashville, a 1926 Greek Revival rediscovers its vitality at the hands of three local design powerhouses.
• The BUILDING STANDS
  A Pacific Palisades temple miraculously survived the wildfires that torched much of the surrounding area. With his own residence destroyed, Associate Rabbi Daniel Sher contemplates the meaning of home, the significance of “stuff,” and the resilience rising from the ashes.
• Rebuilding Connection
  Do old buildings hold the keys to reviving community? Carol Quillen, president and CEO of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, champions the untapped power of place in linking us to one another.
• Forces of NATURE
  High jewelry maisons create potent expressions of flora and fauna in virtuoso metalwork and breathtaking jewels.
• ILLUSIONS OF GRANDEUR
  Realism reigns in new trompe l’oeil wallpapers that re-create iconic architectural details, from classic parquet flooring to Coptic fretwork.
• MIRROR, MIRROR
  With artful bravura, a new Cartier timepiece casts glimmering reflections of its deftly hidden dial.
• ENDURING IDYLL
  Innovative decking from TimberTech turns outdoor spaces into welcoming living rooms built for a lifetime of leisure.
• SACRED PASSAGES
  On three gracefully luxurious ships, contributing editor TRACEY MINKIN explores the rich and revealing nature of river travel—and its intimate entrée to landscapes, cultures, and history.
• Crossing the Threshold
  What is the future of the AMERICAN HOUSE MUSEUM? Today’s stewards set out to ensure that the nation’s most influential properties thrive in the decades to come.
• Mountains PAPER Scissors
  A pilgrimage into the Alpine origins of Swiss paper cutting reveals a resurgence of the high craft at the hands of a fresh generation of artists.
• GROWING A LEGACY
  At Highgrove House, King Charles III has planted the seeds for a future of sustainability and original artistry. But how to preserve the essence of the garden itself? English home furnishings firm Sanderson immortalizes his vision in a new collection of fabrics and wallpapers, created in close collaboration with His Royal Highness’s estate.
• GOING for the GUSTO
  A Dallas couple topples the notion that later-in-life house revamps must take away, scale back, hush. Here, Miles Redd and David Kaihoi dream up a glamorous fresh start for their International-style home.
• SPIRIT of SEVILLE
  Sun-baked color meets British textile exuberance in an 18th-century pied-à-terre reimagined by designer Amaro Sánchez de Moya.
• GOD SAVE THE Queen Anne
  …and other historic neighborhood beauties, advises designer Markham Roberts, who wrote the rules of rescue and restraint in updating them for modern families.
• Belle of the Boulevard
  Amid a flurry of historic-house teardowns in Nashville, a 1926 Greek Revival rediscovers its vitality at the hands of three local design powerhouses.
• The BUILDING STANDS
  A Pacific Palisades temple miraculously survived the wildfires that torched much of the surrounding area. With his own residence destroyed, Associate Rabbi Daniel Sher contemplates the meaning of home, the significance of “stuff,” and the resilience rising from the ashes.
• TRADE SECRETS
  Designer Sources & Editor Favorites
• Rebuilding Connection
  Do old buildings hold the keys to reviving community? Carol Quillen, president and CEO of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, champions the untapped power of place in linking us to one another.