Eerdmans Fine Art congratulates Peter Pennoyer Architects

on their 2019 Kips Bay Showhouse room

Featuring several prints from our Enthusiast series by artist Tug Rice. Now available online at 1stdibs here

 
 
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FROM SPRING DIALOGUES

INTERVIEW ON HENRI SAMUEL WITH DANIELLA OHAD

 
 

NOW AVAILABLE

HENRI SAMUEL: MASTER OF THE FRENCH INTERIOR

By Emily Evans Eerdmans with forewords by Jacques Grange and Eva Samuel.

The first book dedicated to Henri Samuel, considered one of the most important French interior designers of the twentieth century and acclaimed for his mastery of historic design, as well as his eye for contemporary presentation and furnishings.

PREVIEW AN EXCERPT COURTESY OF TOWN & COUNTRY MAGAZINE HERE
 

 
 
Riveting reading on the jitney #brendafrazier #debutante
Eureka! This weekend’s thrilling moment was recognizing this pair of pole screens, now in @mariobuatta ‘s collection, in this 1933 photo of Nancy Lancaster’s bedroom at Kelmarsh Hall. Mario admired Mrs. Lancaster’s style enormously - visiting her at Haseley Court made an indelible impression on him - and this is one of six pieces we have identified - so far - from her personal collection. Photo from the @countrylifemagazine archive #mariobuatta
A post from the new @mariobuatta account we have created to share the #princeofchintz ‘s archives. I hope you will join me there for all things Mario! 🌸 The colors, scents, and bounty of the garden endlessly inspired Mario. Here a tablescape, set off by geranium red silk, blooms in a corner of his New York living room.
Thank you @1stdibs for celebrating the insanely talented @tugrice and spotlighting the Enthusiast series he created just for Eerdmans Fine Art - link in bio to see all twelve enthusiasts #Repost @tugrice with @get_repost ・・・ I love @1stdibs and have spent many an afternoon ogling the insanely beautiful objects they offer and reading the articles on art, design, and style in their magazine, Introspective. Honored that they asked to sit down and chat with me about my own work.
A fraction of @mariobuatta ’s incredible library. We estimate there are over 3000 volumes. And if I disappear, now you know where to send the search party. The 20 foot long bookcase (which presides over his bedroom) was designed by Mario after one belonging to Nancy Lancaster. #mariobuatta #bibliophile
Madeleine Castaing in her rue Jacob shop for the January 1985 issue of @townandcountrymag found in @mariobuatta ‘s archives. I was surprised to find multiple copies of my Castaing book in his library but of course Castaing was a huge Anglophile and loved the quirky (if not to the extent of carrying around plastic cockroaches) #madeleinecastaing #eccentrics #designlegend
What dreams are made of. Found in @mariobuatta ‘s files torn out of a magazine: the iconic (and I use that word carefully) oyster silk curtains with pinked edges created by John Fowler for Evangeline and David Bruce for their Albany set (swipe). Here we see the curtains reinstalled at Staunton Hill, the Bruce family’s Virginia neo-Gothick pile built by Charles Bruce in 1848. How I would love to recreate these. From an article for House and Garden(?) written by @kinseymarable with 📸 by @bo650439
Too much? #maximalist #letigre @scalamandre
End of an era. Interiors are one of the most ephemeral creations and this wall enjoyed a wonderful run of 43 years of existence. I’ve been anticipating this day with sadness as it feels like I’ve lost a great friend and mentor all over again. However it will live on forever in many of our minds’ eye as one of the most iconic rooms of the late 20th century. But a new chapter awaits and we will have exciting news to share soon. #mariobuatta #tearsshed #endofanera