Rose tarlow melrose house

Rose tarlow

Committed to creating cohesive flow throughout, designer Ray Booth and team refine a vintage Tennessee abode.

Unleash your inner designer with inspiration from Rose Tarlow's family homes in her gorgeous new book, "Three Houses."

ROSE TARLOW: ON THE MOVE I’ve always admired Los Angeles designer Rose Tarlow—as a taste-setter, as an author, as a refined and obsessive antiques dealer, as a designer, and as a curious collector of objets and knowledge around the world. And I’ve had the privilege to interview her here and there, to write about her, publish her famous house (in my Rizzoli book, Hollywood Style), and to meet her by chance. I was having lunch a few years ago with Axel and Boris Vervoordt at their…

When I think of beautiful classic design, Rose Tarlow always comes to mind. To me, she exudes that lived in California look, but with such a specific antique touch that makes her brand incredibly timeless. Sticking to mostly neutral palettes, she weaves in varying wood tones and beautiful texture with elements like stonework, doors or […]

Architect Bobby McAlpine and designer Ray Booth craft a Pacific Palisades abode that's resonant and traditional, but also fresh and modern.

Rose Tarlow, is a Los Angeles–based antique dealer, boutique owner, and interior designer

AND EIGHT THINGS SHE CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT. Looking in from the outside on a design business with decades of successful longevity, it’s tempting to imagine the immense planning and premedita­tion that went into its creation. Rose Tarlow easily dismisses this idea when asked how she trans­formed the small antiques store she opened on Melrose Place in Los Angeles in 1976 into a global brand offering furniture, fabrics, and accessories. “I never had any intention of it being anything,” Tarlow…