by Veere Grenney

Classic yet Modern. Timeless yet Edgy. Monochromatic with Pop.
Veere's work contradicts itself beautifully, from room to room.

Here are some of my favorites:

by Phoebe Howard

I love this house that Mrs. Howard did recently in the Hamptons.

Reading Veranda...

featuring Carolyne Roehm's latest project in Aspen had me wondering what else the glitzy Rocky Mountain town was designing. Here are some homes I found...

It is refreshing to see a mountain home that isn't stuffed with antlers, heavy velvet and dark colors. Like Roehm's project and the above house- you can create an equally inviting mountain retreat with an all white palette or a sleek, modern slant- like this home:

Before & After

Sad americana to cheerful Brunschwig & Fils. 

Brunschwig & Fils Dahlia Linen & Cotton Print in Chocolate.

 

1980's safari to Schumacher snappy!

F. Schumacher Chain Link in Cerise.

Jules Reid Trunk Show

Congratulations Jules,

on your first New York Fashion Week!

Getting excited to introduce Jules to Denver

@ my house on Thursday, September 30th

                                                   

Fall Colors in California

Gracie wallcovering panels, ivory velvet and rich browns are soothing and ready to be dressed for dinner parties.

Plum, celadon and chocolate brown are warm, cozy and perfect against this woven wallcovering.

Navy, grey and more rich browns in the master bedroom suite keep this palette consistent while introducing a twist from room to room.

With the fire adding warmth, the neutrals are subtle with pops of celadon and brass lingering from the adjacent study. 

Montage Residences in Beverly Hills

Another favorite shop in Woodbury was Mill House Antiques. A beautiful property!

With over a dozen out buildings that include guest cottages, barns, garden sheds and the main estate that was once an 18th century grist mill- this is a true haven for gardeners and antique seekers. I very much enjoyed my private tour with owner, William Hildreth.

Thank you William for sharing your antiques as well as your private home- what an absolute treat it was for me.

One of my favorite pieces was this Butler's Secretary:

The property has over 7 showrooms, housed in the main house, cellar, barn, guest house and loft.

The Hildreth family lives in the main house, which I won't publish here- you will have to wait to see it in the glossy pages. But, I can share that the home is elegant and grand with very sophisticated pieces but you also sense a family really lives and enjoys the space with model planes and shoes piled in the corner of the main family den.

The gardens seem to be 'perfectly unkept' with a maturity that my hometown of Denver rarely sees. The statues are beautifully aged, trees are decades tall and the stone walls are just dilapidated enough they whisper the deep history of the property.

The pool, shaded in lush trees and surrounded by flagstone pavers is a tranquil backdrop to the charming stone diving board.

It was such a treat to walk the grounds with William as he lead me thru buildings, down stone paths, streamside, poolside and right thru his front door.

We chatted for hours, walking the grounds, as he shared the history of the gardens and buildings and explained his future plans for the property which included business and party planning details.

We greeted the gardeners and furniture restoration experts, which have been part of the Mill House team for over a decade. I took the below photo of Bill as he worked on the many, many tiny details of a model sailboat purchased in England.

Mill House Antiques & Gardens

1068 Main St N

Woodbury, Connecticut 06798