Veere grenney

Legendary decorator and arbiter of style Veere Grenney reveals his secrets

Though on the Norfolk coast, this handsome Regency house wears its beach credentials lightly, thanks to designer Veere Grenney, whose masterful mix of practical and decorative elements has created an elegant, liveable interior

White couches and ottoman would be tough to have in our household, but this is still very pretty. Veere Grenney

For the Love of Houses by Veere Grenney - Bible of British Taste

Veere Grenney on Instagram: "Chinoiserie and treillage - perfect for Spring! In the April edition of @theworldofinteriors Photography by @henrybourne"

It's rigorously designed, beautifully layered and completely comfortable: Veere Grenney shows why he's one of the greats

Veere Grenney's eighteenth-century folly in Suffolk | House & Garden

Tented Bedroom with Striped Fabric walls in the Tangier home of Veere Grenney from the book Inside Tangier

Steeped in both the modernism of Mary Fox Linton and David Hicks and the traditionalism of Colefax and Fowler, the New Zealand–born, London-based Grenney has cultivated an elite roster of clients who come to him again and again for the harmonious, comfortable and, above all, beautiful spaces he creates.

London-based designer Veere Grenney on the heavenly effect of mixing pieces from different eras, his affection for the color chartreuse and the art he adores.

Four Poster Bed vs Conventional Bed

veere grenney veere grenney veere grenney it always makes me happy to find a beautiful something. it could be a butterfly fluttering in the sun or a bunch of flowers, or a beautiful fabric. today i found beautiful joy in the wonderful designs of veere grenney. his designs evoke a peaceful balance, a juxtaposition of materials and styles, all with an air of luxury. xx, dana

Decorator Veere Grenney’s Tangier getaway is one man’s paean to the good life

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@veere_grenney is something of a champion of the layered fabric look and his approach has been described as akin to artists building oils on canvas. A confident command of color is often the thread that ensures great results. In this fabric-lined nook he's used the same printed linen across the walls, blinds and upholstery, then used cushions and an ottoman in a different texture and pattern to counterbalance the busy orange and green print. Would you try something like this? . See more cozy…