A fantastic interview with Ashley Hicks about David Hicks Scrapbooksappears in the online edition of Architectural Digest. Here’s a link.
“In David Hicks Scrapbooks, the London designer has skillfully selected 300 pages from his late father’s stunning 25 volumes of scrapbooks. It’s filled to the brim with Hicks’s sketches of interiors, hundreds of photographs, fabric swatches, and umpteen assorted clippings.”
Here’s a link to a fantastic interview with M. Brian Tichenor and Raun Thorp about Outside In, posted to Architectural Digest online.
“The duo has quietly racked up a devoted following for their deft ability to incorporate the best of nature into their projects. In Outside In, this style is on full display in glossy photographs of the couple’s homes beside conceptual sketches by Tichenor and thoughtful essays on the design elements at the core of their practice.”
In its eleventh annual competition, the Florida Book Awards announced that Tropical Light: The Art of A. E. Backus was awarded the Richard E. Rice Gold Medal in the Visual Arts category.
Coordinated by the Florida State University Libraries, the Florida Book Awards is the nation’s most comprehensive state book awards program with more than 200 eligible publications submitted across the ten categories of competition. The Florida Book Awards was established in 2006 to celebrate the best Florida literature. Authors must be full-time Florida residents, except in the Florida nonfiction and visual arts categories, where the subject matter must focus on Florida.
Submissions for the 2016 awards were read by juries of three members, each nominated from across the state by co-sponsoring organizations. Jurors are authorized to select up to three medalists (including one gold winner, one silver runner-up and one bronze medalist) in each of the ten categories; jurors are also authorized to make no selections in a given year.
Learn more about the Florida Book Awards at floridabookawards.lib.fsu.edu.
It is so exciting to see two Vendome titles, Sunnylands and Made to Measure, included in the round-up of holiday gift books in the Los Angeles Times!
If you can’t go to Paris, at least you can be an armchair traveler to the City of Lights with Paris by Ladurée and by reading the recent fantastic blog posts about this little gem of a book on “Franki,” “Truly Iconic,” and “The English Room.”
Take a video tour of A House in the Country with Katie Ridder, Peter Pennoyer, Susanna Salk and Stacey Bewkes on Quintessence!
Pierre Paulin: Life and Work has been getting a lot of attention on blogs lately. Check out these posts (complete with plenty of inspiring photos from the book) on From the Right Bank, Truly Iconic, The English Room, Mimosa Lane, and Duchess Fare.
It is so exciting to see A House in the Country and Sunnylands included in a round-up of this season’s best design books in The New York Times!
Katie Ridder shares how her design sensibilities translate to the stunning garden at her home in Millbrook, New York in a lovely Wall Street Journal feature.
Pilar Viladas has written a wonderful profile of Katie Ridder, Peter Pennoyer, and their new book for 1stDib’s online magazine, Introspective.
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