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fredericmagazine.com | Penelope Riley
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1 month ago | 
fredericmagazine.com | Penelope Riley
Rosanna Bossom’s house in West London can be summed up with three C’s: calm, collected, and convivial. “I don’t want a house that looks brand new,” says the British interior designer. “It should be very layered with lots of different stories. There should be a reason for every piece. And most importantly, it needs to be comfortable.
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1 month ago | 
fredericmagazine.com | Penelope Riley
Because hard-working and hard-wearing can also be beautiful.
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1 month ago | 
fredericmagazine.com | Penelope Riley
It’s the most prominent piece in your living room—why not make it marvelous? Set a mood worthy of your living room with a sofa that makes a statement.
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2 months ago | 
fredericmagazine.com | Penelope Riley |Mario Lopez-Cordero |Paul Costello
The designer’s open-air oasis draws on her reverence for craftsmanship and unbuttoned ease. When it comes to blurring the line between alta moda and lifestyle, Johanna Ortiz is in a league of her own.
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2 months ago | 
fredericmagazine.com | Penelope Riley
In late 19th-century France, a 24-year-old student built a remarkable masterpiece of a home. Close your eyes and conjure your perfect retreat, one that brings together all the elements you could ever fancy in one creative amalgam without restrictions or limitations.
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Jan 29, 2025 | 
fredericmagazine.com | Penelope Riley
When I was first introduced to William Rushton’s work, I was struck by how his pieces felt both old-world and contemporary at the same time. With a rigorous education at the Florentine atelier Charles H. Cecil Studios, loads of personality, and incredible talent, Rushton skillfully distills and translates his subjects into classic masterpieces.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
fredericmagazine.com | Penelope Riley
LacquerThere’s a reason lacquer makes decorators swoon: “It’s a much smoother, more full-bodied finish than regular paint,” says Chango NYC’s Agustin Hurtado, the decorative painter that Miles Redd and David Kaihoi keep on speed dial. But true lacquer is not for the faint of heart— or DIY dabblers. While flat finishes hide imperfections, shiny surfaces magnify them, which means that skim coating, sanding, and days of prep work are required to get walls in pristine condition.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
fredericmagazine.com | Penelope Riley |Jill Simpson
Gold may seem immutable and timeless (art objects have been found dating from 4200 BCE), but my favorite new pieces capture it in more evanescent, fluid forms, showcasing its light-catching quality in shimmering paillettes, drippy spangles, swishy beaded fringe, and molten silhouettes.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
fredericmagazine.com | Penelope Riley |Elizabeth King
Forrest Walterhoefer uses richly textured neutrals to make a sophisticated statement in his pint-sized New York pad. Good things come in small packages. Case in point: the 585-square-foot Manhattan studio apartment of interior designer Forrest Walterhoefer.
