pennoyer newman...

Photos do not do the collection available at PENNOYER*NEWMAN justice. Seeing it in person at the Architectural Digest Home Show was definitely more impactful. This is the kind of design that can elevate modest surroundings.

I think I just heard my backyard ask for it by name. Maybe it was Baxter. Either way, it's good times!

This is gorgeous stuff that's been cast from estate originals. It's beautifully made and it will make any backyard, patio or balcony look like a million bucks. They even have a planter on wheels! Come on, you're killing me here. You know my love of wheels. All things should be on wheels--Baxter, I'd hide if I were you.

-angelo

pamela sunday...

I met PAMELA SUNDAY and her sculptures at the

Architectural Digest Home Show in New York.

Amazing stuff.

Loved her style and story.

-angelo

ny piers...

GOODWEAVE

I recently had the good fortune to be in NYC for a few meetings and to attend the GOODWEAVE event at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show for DIFFA held at Pier 94, part of the NYC Piers 92/94. If you've never experienced the Piers, they are worth the trip and the events there can be pretty wonderful. This one definitely was.

GOODWEAVE is a fantastic organization. Their program to end child labor along with providing education and opportunities for at-risk children has been implemented by RUGMARK International .

You can find out about purchasing a child-free labor rug, more about the organization and resources if you're an interior designer on their web site:

Good Stuff.

Also, a ton of gorgeous inspiration was to be seen and admired while I was at the show and I will be sharing the visuals and the artists responsible for them with you in days to come.

-angelo