Suzanne rheinstein interiors

Whether I choose a style that is more colorful or less, more casual or less, more packed or less, the rooms I design end up with a sense of calm. It is a good thing to live with the graciousness of an earlier era but not the formality and folderol.

Does everyone shop at One Kings Lane? Even just window shop? Recently, well - semi-recently they started doing features on designers, showcasing rooms and homes, usually private. A few days ago, they posted an interview with Suzanne Rheinstein, owner of Hollyhock, about her Christmas décor. While the décor: fresh greens, pinecones, cloved oranges and ornamental cumquats, is absolutely lovely, what I immediately noticed was that Suzanne had gotten new slipcovers! Her home has had a few…

In an extract from Rizzoli's new book on the late, great American decorator Suzanne Rheinstein, we look inside her supremely elegant house in California

Suzanne Rheinstein A Welcoming Elegance interior design book review Los Angeles California style classic Southern timeless

Perched in the mountains near Santa Barbara, California, Suzanne Rheinstein creates a sophisticated setting for a couple’s antiques and art

I used to do a twice-monthly post called Friday Fun Stuff. I would post some favorite links or whatever "fun" stuff I had on my mind. If you seem to

Suzanne Rheinstein's design philosophy and legacy are summed up in this her last book, A Welcoming Elegance. The book features a wealth of photographs by Peter Estersohn from 6 of her projects. Each home is unique, but each is unmistakably marked by her brilliant curation and restrained timeless e

In an extract from Rizzoli's new book on the late, great American decorator Suzanne Rheinstein, we look inside her supremely elegant house in California

Interior Design by Suzanne Rheinstein