Showing posts with label John Saladino. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Saladino. Show all posts

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Woodbury, Connecticut


Woodbury has at least 50 antique shops and some were truly worth my drive. Gorgeous and unique pieces- even the stores themselves were inspiring but one of my favorites was Tracey's shop, The Elemental Garden. Tracey Young and Dennis Kaylor have collected pieces from all over Europe, but their true hearts seem to be in France. You can see that soft spot in all the rooms that fill their home/store.


These columns are actually built-ins designed by John Saladino in the late 1980's for a penthouse in NYC to mirror some structural columns at the other end of the room. They stored china and the drawers beneath the columns were lined in black felt to store silver.




Tracey also has a wonderful collection of antique garden tools. My grandfather, being in the hardware business, collected antique tools so these were tough to resist.

Tracey, thank you for spending so much time sharing your home and store with me. I also appreciated seeing all the hidden treasures in the loft of your barn. I can't get those 'English barbering chairs' out of my mind, so consider them SOLD- I will find them a home or they will live at mine! Thanks again for a fun morning.

259 Main Street South
Woodbury, CT 06798

Monday, December 21, 2009

Home offering in France...

I love the simplicity in the interiors of this home in France. Textured linens, classic upholstery, a great mix of utilitarian and hotel luxury, industrial lighting mixed with soft woods, hints of Swedish design and just enough 'memorabilia' without cluttering the room- keeping residents at home and guests feeling welcome. It reminds me of Suzanne Kasler or John Saladino. <span class=
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See Suzanne Kasler or John Saladino for similar inspiration.