HOUSES, GARDENS, PEOPLE- Part 1

HOUSES, GARDENS, PEOPLE- Part 1
WEEKLY
SUNDAY BOOK CLUB
07.01.12
one of my favorite books of all time is vogue living- houses, gardens, people. i don’t just have one, at last count i have four of them! one in the family room, one in the living room, one in the library and one in my office- vogue living at my finger tips at all times! to me, that’s living!

there are many reasons i love this book, mostly because of the beautiful interiors and gardens. a collection of homes and people that have graced the pages of vogue through the years. you have made it if you or your home gets featured- all the best, all the stylish, all the chic! no wonder it’s a favorite!

the book features 36 spectacular homes and gardens, whose owners come from the worlds of fashion, music, art, and society. sofia coppola, the beautiful marina rust, marella agnelli, and carolina irving to name a few all captured by such celebrated photographers like francois halard, bruce weber, eric boman and mario testino.

hamish bowles, vogues European editor at large, curates over two decades of vogue living. i’m sure many of you have this book. if you do, enjoy another look, maybe give it as a gift! if you don’t have the book, enjoy the beauty, the voyage, the intimacy, the deeper insight to today’s taste-makers private spaces.

vogue living- houses, gardens, people- get and give multiples! it’s chic, it’s glamorous, it’s stylish! get inspired, start living, enjoy the best- a sunday book club must!
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janet de botton- provence- 2004- francois halard photograph

janet de botton- provence-2004- francois halard photograph

janet de botton- provence- 2004- francois halard photograph

madonna and her children, rocco and lourdes- ashcombe, whiltshire- 2005- tim walker photograph

the ledges, the cushion family home- newport, rhode island- 1999

marina rust- maine- 2006- francois halard photograph

three generations of the rust family- maine- 2006- francois halard photograph

marella agnelli- marrakech- 2006- eric boman photograph

david cholmondeley- houghton, norfolk- 2003- francois halard photograph

lord lambton and claire ward- tuscany- 2005- francois halard photograph

francois halard- arles- 1996- francois halard photograph

emma and timmy hanbury- devon- 2003- francois halard photograph

fernando caruncho- galica- 1997- francois halard photograph

carolina irving- long island- 2006- francois halard

isabella rossellini- bellport- 1999- bruce weber photograph

bruce weber- little bear ranch- 1997- bruce weber photograph

bruce weber- miami- 1994- bruce weber photograph

sofia coppola- los angeles- 2000- bruce weber photograph

HOUSES, GARDENS, PEOPLE- Part 1
WEEKLY
SUNDAY BOOK CLUB
07.01.12
one of my favorite books of all time is vogue living- houses, gardens, people. i don’t just have one, at last count i have four of them! one in the family room, one in the living room, one in the library and one in my office- vogue living at my finger tips at all times! to me, that’s living!

there are many reasons i love this book, mostly because of the beautiful interiors and gardens. a collection of homes and people that have graced the pages of vogue through the years. you have made it if you or your home gets featured- all the best, all the stylish, all the chic! no wonder it’s a favorite!

the book features 36 spectacular homes and gardens, whose owners come from the worlds of fashion, music, art, and society. sofia coppola, the beautiful marina rust, marella agnelli, and carolina irving to name a few all captured by such celebrated photographers like francois halard, bruce weber, eric boman and mario testino.

hamish bowles, vogues European editor at large, curates over two decades of vogue living. i’m sure many of you have this book. if you do, enjoy another look, maybe give it as a gift! if you don’t have the book, enjoy the beauty, the voyage, the intimacy, the deeper insight to today’s taste-makers private spaces.

vogue living- houses, gardens, people- get and give multiples! it’s chic, it’s glamorous, it’s stylish! get inspired, start living, enjoy the best- a sunday book club must!
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“HOUSES, GARDENS, PEOPLE- Part 1” - 2 Comments

Jim
July 2, 2012 at 6:02 am

Agree with you about this being a great “keeper book” but I also treasure the original from Diana vreeland’s time at vogue….one of my personal treasures to revisit often.

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Ana
September 28, 2012 at 6:44 am

I definitely feel inspired by these, especially by Janet de botton ones.

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