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Ironware’s Designer Spotlight
In an interview with Ironware International, Tricia answers all your burning questions including what inspires her, what’s on her bucket list and whether she prefers 70s soul, country music or contemporary pop (hint: all of the above). Ironware Q&A Who is a designer you admire and why? Muriel Brandolini. I admire her creativity, fearlessness, passion for craftsmanship and ability to mold her very particular look into something traditional or modern. Where is your favorite travel destination? Italy. Rome and Florence are favorites – The Boboli Gardens particularly in Florence. What or who has inspired your work recently. I recently watched the documentary ‘Agnelli’ about the life of Gianni Agnelli. His style is…
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Thanksgiving and the beauty of home
Like so many, I love Thanksgiving. So many wonderful things come together — decorating, family, food! — on one glorious, indulgent day. I’ve designed quite a few dining rooms for clients throughout the years and it’s always exciting to see these spaces come to life on Thanksgiving. Décor isn’t the reason for the season, but sharing beauty and joy with loved ones is. Eclectic, tailored and dramatic is just the right vibe in a dining room. For me, design is about expression. The dining spaces below are in Maryland, DC, New York and Arizona respectively. Each is a signature of a particular home, lifestyle and client. Details are a key part of the…
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Wuzzup?
I’ve received several requests from readers (colleagues, friends, etc.) for an update on chez Huntley. I wish I could say things were further along, however, I am happy to report the purchase of a few fabulous items that I’m dying to put in place. All were great deals, but more importantly, they all have a Tricia-esque sensibility and suit the house beautifully. If I survive the renovations (God willing), I may just have one rock star pad to blog about. Keep your fingers crossed and stay tuned! A general inspiration board for the public spaces. …
THE MUSINGS OF DESIGNER TRICIA HUNTLEY
