"Handmade 19th-c. and 20th-c. ships in bottles.
Shell frame and lamp, both 19th-c. English."
Shell frame and lamp, both 19th-c. English."
Dallas, Texas home of designer Lisa Luby Ryan and her sailor husband, Jay Ryan.
Interior design by Lisa Luby Ryan.
Photography by Aimee Herring.
Text by Linda E. Clopton.
"Welcome Glow" produced by Mary Jane Ryburn.
Veranda (2008).
"Handmade 19th-c. and 20th-c. ships in bottles."
Dallas, Texas home of designer Lisa Luby Ryan and her sailor husband, Jay Ryan.
Interior design by Lisa Luby Ryan.
Photography by Aimee Herring.
Text by Linda E. Clopton.
"Welcome Glow" produced by Mary Jane Ryburn.
Veranda (2008).
"Seaside painting and crystal chandelier, both 19th-c. French. Oly side chairs in raffia around oak table from Old Timber Table Co."
Dallas, Texas home of designer Lisa Luby Ryan and her sailor husband, Jay Ryan.
Interior design by Lisa Luby Ryan.
Photography by Aimee Herring.
Text by Linda E. Clopton.
"Welcome Glow" produced by Mary Jane Ryburn.
Veranda (2008).
"A winsome flea market portrait leans against a wicker lamp from Pom Pom."
Carolyn Espley-Miller's Carpinteria, California home.
Interior design by Carolyn Espley-Miller.
Photography by David Tsay.
Interview by Lisa Cregan.
"White Wash" produced by Robert Rufino.
House Beautiful (September 2010).
"Nautical artwork and a C. Jere nickel sculpture frame a window in [Patrick] Printy's studio, where a Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams sofa is paired with a Moroccan tray table by Roost; a lamp by Artemide sits on a mahogany table inherited from [Dan] Holland's grandmother, and the vintage screen is decoupaged with maps found at flea markets in Florida."
Sonoma County, California home of Patrick Printy and Dan Holland.
Interior design by Patrick Printy.
Photography by Laura Resen.
Text by Kathleen Hackett.
Styled by Stephen Pappas.
Elle Decor (May 2011).
"To add character to the boys' bedroom. [Daniel] Sachs blew up an antique map and papered one wall. Galigai pillow fabric from Claremont."
Interior design by Daniel Sachs.
Photography by Ngoc Minh Ngo.
"Classic and Worldly" interview by Mimi Read.
House Beautiful (October 2010).
Kim Dempster's weekend house in Marin County, California.
Interior design by Erin Martin and Kim Dempster.
Photography by Alec Hemer.
"A Chic California Beach House" by Christine Pittel.
House Beautiful (July - August 2012).
"A vintage pull-down map bought on eBay hides the TV."
Kim Dempster's weekend house in Marin County, California.
Interior design by Erin Martin and Kim Dempster.
Photography by Alec Hemer.
"A Chic California Beach House" by Christine Pittel.
"World maps roll down from bookshelves in the playroom."
Manhattan apartment.
Interior design by Steven Gambrel.
Photography by Eric Piasecki.
"Room to Grow" by David Colman.
Elle Decor (July - August 2011).
"For the walls of the 'map room,' artist Lori Barnaby painted a nautical chart of Long Island in the style of a blueprint, 'In keeping with the theme,' says designer Kim Coleman, 'the blues of the sofa, chairs, rug, and accessories create an aquatic aura. . . . An antique library chair is covered in Edelman leather."
Southampton, New York beach house.
Interior design by Kim Coleman.
Photography by James Merrell.
"A Beach House as Blue as the Ocean" by Bob Morris.
House Beautiful (March 2010).
Southampton, New York beach house.
Interior design by Kim Coleman.
Photography by James Merrell.
"A Beach House as Blue as the Ocean" by Bob Morris.
House Beautiful (March 2010).
" 'My universal equinoctial ring dial is English and dates from about 1730. Essentially, it's a type of sundial that allows you to tell the time wherever you are in the world, as long as the sun is shining. It was cutting-edge technology at the time, and these were important navigational tools for sailors. I've set it and seen it work, but I don't have all the technical know-how to really use it properly. I bought it because it's beautiful - a combination of art, science, and mathematics,' " said by designer David Easton.
"Send Us a Picture of . . . Your Favorite Accessory" by Shax Riegler.
House Beautiful (June 2008).
"A zinc bathtub and a tumbled-travertine floor in the guest bath; a marble platter atop an Italian base serves as a table."
Former factory in San Antonio, Texas that is now the home of Gwynn Griffth.
Interior design by Gwynn Griffith.
Photography by Willian Waldron.
"Texas Treasure" by Rob Brinkley.
Elle Decor (September 2011).
Former factory in San Antonio, Texas that is now the home of Gwynn Griffth.
Interior design by Gwynn Griffith.
Photography by Willian Waldron.
"Texas Treasure" by Rob Brinkley.
Elle Decor (September 2011).
"A crystal-and-jade ship light fixture by Claire Cormier-Fauvel sparkles in the library. Facing the vintage Pierre Paulin sofa are chairs custom made by Gina Bianco and a 1960s cocktail table by Philip and Kelvin LaVerne. The rug is by Fedora Design."
Manhattan townhouse of Muriel Brandolini and her family.
Interior design by Muriel Brandolini.
Photography by Pieter Estersohn.
Text by Mitchell Owens.
"Peaceable Kingdom" produced by Howard Christian.
Architectural Digest (March 2011).
Domino (March 2009).
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"Canopy Designs chandelier. Mirrored chest by BeachDwelling."
Seaside, Florida cottage of Mary and Joe Clark.
Interior design by Mary Clark and Jessica Hawkins.
Architecture by Scott Merrill.
Photography by Chris Little.
Text by Jennifer Ash.
"Coastal Cues - Seaside's Radiance Captured"
Veranda (July - August 2006).
"The crystal ship chandelier 'was a whimsical last-minute selection,' says designer Ken Fulk about the master bath in a Victorian San Franciscan house. Floor tiles by Ann Sacks. Sunrise Specialty tub."
Interior design by Ken Fulk.
Photography by Francesco Lagnese.
"Dressing Up a San Francisco Victorian" by Douglas Brenner.
David Flint Wood's study at Hibiscus Hill, the home in the Bahamas that he shares with India Hicks and their four children.
Renovation, interior design and landscape design by India Hicks and David Flint Wood.
Photographed and produced by Miguel Flores-Vianna.
"Island Girl" written by India Hicks.
Veranda (May - June 2011).
"Original 1809 carved mantel over fireplace. Mahogany acorn post bed, inspired by 1840s design, by Thomas O'Brien for Hickory Chair. Ceiling lantern by Circa Lighting."
Charleston, South Carolina home of New York designer Eric Cohler.
Photography by Jeff McNamara.
"A Charleston Single House with Attitude" by Elizabeth Gaynor.
Veranda (February 2008).
"The shagreen desk and chair are by Garrison Rousseau; the galleon drawing is one of several formerly owned by fashion designer Bill Blass."
Manhattan duplex of Nina Griscom and Leonel Piraino.
Text by Nina Griscom.
Photography by Eric Piasecki.
"Nina Griscom's Elegant Manhattan Apartment" produced by Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (February 2012).
Manhattan duplex of Nina Griscom and Leonel Piraino.
Text by Nina Griscom.
Photography by Eric Piasecki.
"Nina Griscom's Elegant Manhattan Apartment" produced by Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (February 2012).
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