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A Passion for:

Recently, I was searching for a Carolyne Roehm book, A Passion for Parties, and stumbled upon a book I had not seen before. Well, there was a reason I had not seen A Passion for Interiors because it has yet to hit our bookshelves!
Carolyne Roehm is spoiling us with fabulous photos of her divine interiors in her newest book which is set to be released on November 9th, 2010! I simply adore all Carolyne Roehm's books and can hardly wait to get my hands on another. She has the very best taste and flipping through of the pages of one of her works is a real treat.
For a sneak peek of the first 43 pages of A Passion for Interiors click here!
In her most personal book, Carolyne Roehm shares her lifelong love of classical architecture and design, graciously inviting us into her favorite spaces in three remarkable homes: her own dazzling Manhattan prewar duplex, her antique-filled Colonial-era stone house in Connecticut, and a special friend’s Aspen residence evocative of eighteenth-century Sweden. Each is an architectural showpiece as well as a superlative example of her polished style: never fussy, always graceful and enticing.
Even as a young design assistant to Oscar de la Renta, Carolyne Roehm was a devotee of the eternal virtues of artistry. Now, having lived in several residences, she has gathered her knowledge, enthusiasms, and extraordinary collections to make these three homes quintessential examples of the Roehm style. Each is individual—yet all showcase her classical leanings and devotion to the beauty and grace of authentic craftsmanship. The New York apartment, with its selection of antique busts and objects and superlative artwork and furnishings; the stunning double-height great room, beautifully finished in handcrafted neoclassical details, that forms the heart of her Connecticut residence; Aspen’s colorful, abundant interiors, light-flooded from 78 windows—all express the special, satisfying harmony that can exist between timeless architecture and the artisan’s atelier.

With more than 300 intimate and evocative photographs of these classical splendors, A Passion for Interiors is a masterwork—rich with stylish inspirations for tailor-made décor. Oprah Winfrey admits, “Whenever I’m having a stressful day, I just want to open up Carolyne Roehm’s books, look at beautiful things, and dream.” Indeed, there is plenty to dream about in this extraordinary book.

Random House, 2010

A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY to my dear friend Muffy! I am so blessed to have been connected to Muffy more than two years ago and wish you the very best of birthdays!!

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