Dearest blog friends, can you help me?
I really like these two images and haven't a clue
as to whom the designers or photographers were?
Please help me identify them so that I may give them proper credit for their amazing work.
If I recall correctly the top image was on the cover of Southern Accents several years ago.
Anyone have a back issue that can look this up?
(Things that Inspire, I'm counting on you for this one--there are intaglios!)
Now, the twin beds with the bookcase--how great is that! I know several of you have featured this on your blogs, but for the life of me, I can't remember who did this work.
(Oh, and for those interested: The brunch was wonderful. We had sausage and egg quiche, cream cheese danish, pineapple, honeydew, strawberries, grapes, shrimp and grits, pumpkin bread, assorted juices including tomato, orange, and pomegranate--and of course hot, hot coffee! I'm so sorry I didn't take one picture. I did good just to have the table set. Wish you could have seen it. I used china from the late 1800's, etched crystal, old sterling flatware and white linen. I broke a coffee cup. Boo. Oh, well. I say USE IT! What good is it sitting in a cabinet or drawer?)
UPDATE:
Thank you, Rindy, for helping me to identify the first photograph.
"The designer is Jackye Lanham. It was the cover of the Jan/Feb 2006 issue. I just happened to have my copy out! Rindy"
Now, what about the twin bedroom shot?
The designer is Jackye Lanham. It was the cover of the Jan/Feb 2006 issue. I just happened to have my copy out! Rindy
ReplyDeleteI have no idea who the designer is but the images are divine!!! So glad your brunch went well!
ReplyDeletewow....
ReplyDeletelook at that!
ask and you shall receive.
your answer.
i adore the bookcase behind the bed, the short upholstered headboard,the night stand,the art mounted on the book case.....just great.
xxxx
The decor is lovely ~ so glad you were able to find and answer to your question.
ReplyDeleteYour brunch sounds delicious. I agree, why have it if you're not going to use it.
Jo
I never would have known, but I think they are fabulous and I love the colors. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi Granny:
ReplyDeleteYour brunch sounded wonderful! Like you, I'm so busy trying to get everything togther I never have time to take pictures. Oh, I do have that old issue of Southern Accents. If you need something else out of it, just let me know.
I knew Jackye's work immediately. She's just the best!
ReplyDeleteyour brunch sounded great! i know what you mean about trying to take pictures. i only have about 4 pictures from ella's 2nd bday:(
ReplyDeleteAwww, late to the game. I knew immediately, though! Occasionally a private residence decorated by Jackye will come on the market; she is definitely one of the greats of traditional interior design.
ReplyDeleteI recognize both of these images but could not place them exactly. I am perusing old issues looking for some inspiration for my sitting room so I will let you know if I can identify the second one. What publication is the first one from? I know I have it but I get several subscriptions.
ReplyDeleteHave always loved that bedroom & have always love Jackye Lanham! A classic is always a classic! Sounds like your brunch was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLisa