spektakulära hem # 1
Ny följetong här på bloggen: SPEKTAKULÄRA HEM ....jag börjar med att visa ett hem som inredaren LM Pagano är ägare utav.... hennes karriärsresa är intressant. Efter ett antal olika jobb jobbade hon som assistent åt Nicholas Cage och då han kom förbi hennes dåvarande hem blev han så imponerad att han bad henne inreda sitt eget hem! ...jag kanske skulle börja som assistent åt en skådespelare istället :)...hm
Källa: David Hay, för The Times
LM Pagano's L.A. house looks and feels more like a slice of New Orleans than Hollywood Hills -- fitting for someone whose career has been full of surprises. As a teenager, Pagano made shirts out of antique fabric for Bob Dylan and embroidered jeans for David Lee Roth. In her 20s, she worked as a chef for Steven Spielberg. Later, when she was Nicolas Cage’s assistant, the actor came by her house in Santa Monica, fell in love with what he saw and asked her to decorate a beach house for him in Malibu.
Since then, Pagano says, she has done 15 houses and two boats for Cage and members of his family. Other clients include Johnny Depp, who hired Pagano to turn a yacht into what she describes as a “combination of the Orient Express and an Art Deco gypsy caravan.”
When she first saw it, she ventured down the hall and entered the small bathroom under the stairs. Low black tile is topped by what appears to be a three-dimensional, zigzagging frieze in persimmon orange.
The design thrilled Pagano, and without seeing another room in the six-bedroom house or realizing that this tile maker had worked wonders in two more bathrooms, she decided to buy the house.
Pagano’s inspiration often comes from light fixtures. In the kitchen she chose a large, onyx lamp similar to one that was featured in the William Powell-Carole Lombard romantic comedy “My Man Godfrey.” Here in the front hallway, she put up a 19th century French bronze hot-air balloon lamp.
Pagano’s 4,800-square-foot home was built in the late 1920s.
In the master bedroom, vintage Russian pillows rest in front of a headboard made from what used to be a teak ceiling sculpture.
An ornate bureau in the bedroom sits in front of a window overlooking the patio.
The back porch, lighted by lanterns.
Pagano is collaborating with New Orleans hotelier Sean Cummings on his revamping of the International House boutique hotel.
“The fingerprints of the designer should not be the thing that jumps out at you, and her projects are never ego-driven," Cummings said of Pagano. "Rather, they capture the places where her clients' houses are and easily express how these clients chose to live in them.”
Ja, detta var långt ifrån minimalistiskt minsann och ordinärt...och inte en Ikea pryl så långt mitt öga kunde se.
-vad tycker ni?
Källa: David Hay, för The Times
LM Pagano's L.A. house looks and feels more like a slice of New Orleans than Hollywood Hills -- fitting for someone whose career has been full of surprises. As a teenager, Pagano made shirts out of antique fabric for Bob Dylan and embroidered jeans for David Lee Roth. In her 20s, she worked as a chef for Steven Spielberg. Later, when she was Nicolas Cage’s assistant, the actor came by her house in Santa Monica, fell in love with what he saw and asked her to decorate a beach house for him in Malibu.
Since then, Pagano says, she has done 15 houses and two boats for Cage and members of his family. Other clients include Johnny Depp, who hired Pagano to turn a yacht into what she describes as a “combination of the Orient Express and an Art Deco gypsy caravan.”
When she first saw it, she ventured down the hall and entered the small bathroom under the stairs. Low black tile is topped by what appears to be a three-dimensional, zigzagging frieze in persimmon orange.
The design thrilled Pagano, and without seeing another room in the six-bedroom house or realizing that this tile maker had worked wonders in two more bathrooms, she decided to buy the house.
Pagano’s inspiration often comes from light fixtures. In the kitchen she chose a large, onyx lamp similar to one that was featured in the William Powell-Carole Lombard romantic comedy “My Man Godfrey.” Here in the front hallway, she put up a 19th century French bronze hot-air balloon lamp.
Pagano’s 4,800-square-foot home was built in the late 1920s.
In the master bedroom, vintage Russian pillows rest in front of a headboard made from what used to be a teak ceiling sculpture.
An ornate bureau in the bedroom sits in front of a window overlooking the patio.
The back porch, lighted by lanterns.
Pagano is collaborating with New Orleans hotelier Sean Cummings on his revamping of the International House boutique hotel.
“The fingerprints of the designer should not be the thing that jumps out at you, and her projects are never ego-driven," Cummings said of Pagano. "Rather, they capture the places where her clients' houses are and easily express how these clients chose to live in them.”
Ja, detta var långt ifrån minimalistiskt minsann och ordinärt...och inte en Ikea pryl så långt mitt öga kunde se.
-vad tycker ni?
Kommentarer
Postat av: Josse
Huset med den där altanen, mysigt.
Postat av: House of Jammi - blogg och webshop
Kul att titta på men inget för mitt hem. Lite för mycket av det mesta!
Postat av: Petra
Mysig altan, men alldeles för mycket saker för min del :) Ha en toppen fredag. Kram
Postat av: Therése
Visst är det imponerande!
Men inte sådär hemtrevligt...skulle inte vilja bo så själv!
Kram Therése
Postat av: InneoUte-Malin
Spektakulärt var ordet. Jag hade inte velat ha det så själv - men ingen kan i alla fall kalla henne för fegis. :-)
Postat av: Mia
Säkert dyra saker men lite för mycket intryck överallt för min smak... Gillar den förra bättre!
Sköt om dej :)
/Mia
Postat av: Mia
Aningens plottrigt, för mycket att se för ögat på en gång! Kul att följa andras smak, den som ju turligt nog är delad :-D
Postat av: Becca
Jävlar!!När kan jag flytta in?? :P
Postat av: Becca
WOW!!!!!:)
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