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Three Busts Under $250
Judging from this photo of Elle Decor’s Women in Design feature, it's clear that Kelly Wearstler is an advocate of busts. She's not alone; I've been wanting one for ages. But from the looks of it, hers are antiques.
October's Vogue Features Kelly Wearstler's Hollywood Home
Since so many of you have a love it or hate it relationship with designer Kelly Wearstler's unique style, I figured that you'd be interested in taking a tour of her Hollywood mansion. Good news — now you can.
The October issue of Vogue includes a special feature on interior designer Kelly Wearstler’s Hollywood mansion, gorgeously photographed by Francois Halard with a profile penned by Hamish Bowles.
The New Yorker Profiles Kelly Wearstler
The “presiding grande dame of West Coast interior design,” Kelly Wearstler, is featured in a six-page profile in the Sept. 14 issue of The New Yorker.
I've always considered Wearstler (pronounced "Worst-ler") an enigma — wife of a hotel mogul, author, Top Design judge, crimped-hair enthusiast, Southern belle, ex-Playboy model — but her design skill is irrefutable.
Love It or Hate It? Oversize Trellis Mural
I thought I was over trellis patterns, after Kelly Wearstler's fretwork fabric for Schumacher became ubiquitous. But, seeing this oversize trellis wall mural in the portfolio of graphic artist and interior designer Jill Crawford makes me realize it's still got a hold on me. On second thought, it might just be the mural that I love.
Nice and New: Kelly Wearstler For Sferra
Contemporary interior designer and Top Design judge Kelly Wearstler has launched a line with luxury linens maker Sferra. The line includes bedding, pillows, throws, table linens, and napkin rings. Wearstler has pumped up the volume of her soft and subtle color palette with statement-making texture and pattern, such as couture-inspired details like hand-embroidered ribbon, appliqué-embellished silks, and delicate strié.
Your Favorite Female Interior Designer of 2008
As part of our Best of 2008 polls, you named Kelly Wearstler your favorite female interior designer this year. From her new rug designs for the Rug Company, to her post as a Top Design judge, to her new resort development in the British West Indies, Kelly's been a pretty busy gal this year and it's certainly paid off in your minds. I'm always eager to see what else KW's got in store for us, whether it be her kooky sartorial fashions or her residential, hotel and retail interiors.
Halloween How-To: Kelly Wearstler
Just in case you're not interested in going as Jonathan Adler or Simon Doonan this Halloween, I'm also providing you with a more feminine option: Kelly Wearstler.
If you're a Top Design fan, as I am, you probably watch the show in part to check out Kelly Wearstler's kooky sartorial style. I adore her mix of high fashion with vintage finds and her daringly odd clothing combinations.
This Just In: Trina Turk Makes Her Foray Into Interiors
After 13 years as a fashion designer, Trina Turk is making her foray into the world of interiors, according to WWD. Armed with new investment capital, she has taken her "vivid signature prints from her classic sportswear to plush pillows, sleek Lucite chairs and other home furnishings." In Spring 2009, Turk will also collaborate with F.
Midday Muse: Moroccan Lattice Rugs
Browsing through Kelly Wearstler's portfolio, I came across this image of a living room in a Santa Monica residence that she designed. While the traditional/Hollywood Regency style of the space is certainly elegant that's not the reason the photo caught my eye. The grayish-blue, lattice-patterned rug was glaring back at me; it looked oddly familiar.
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