"Cool Kids of Design". They are profoundly adept at being humorously
irreverent in their style probably because they are so very well versed in
proper decorum. As a result? Ultra chic design with a bit of an edge.
British Style is anything but dull even in the traditional sense,
and to prove this point click on "The Clash" - the rest will follow...........
Red, Black and White - an incredibly powerful and handsome color combination |
British Artist: Terry Frost |
This woman took dressing to an art form. Always on the International Best dressed list during her lifetime - Duchess of Windsor |
1960's Lord Snowdon photograph of Princess Margaret |
The Rolling Stones |
George Baselitz |
Without a doubt - one of the most influential 20th c designers David Hicks. |
British Punk Flag |
Kate Moss & Jamie Hince - Wedding Day Photo (Probably the second most famous 2011 Wedding) |
Early 60's shot of Piccadilly Square |
A classic British sofa - The Chesterfield. This one's extra cool due to it's length. (Contact us for information) |
Vivienne Westwood |
Robyn Denny |
British Artist: Banksy |
LOVED that Apple chose this Beatles photo with their itunes announcement, as it's always been a favorite of mine. |
David Hicks Portrait |
4 Poster Beds - Quasiessential to English style, and nobody did it better than David Hicks. |
(Contact us for information on the cashmere blanket) |
British Artist: Peter Lanyon |
Internationally Best Dressed Daphne Guinness in Alexander McQueen |
A more traditionally sized Chesterfield - this one would be amazing at the foot of a bed! (Contact us for information) |
Twiggy in Mary Quant |
Yes - that's right, Veruca Salt, do I really have to say "Willy Wonka"? |
British Artist: Terry Frost |
No where else do hats play such an important role. The hat above is Philip Treacy for Alexander McQueen |
Alexander McQueen |
Stella McCartney |
(Contact us for information on the chair) |
Savile Road |
Vintage Mini Cooper |
1970's David Hicks |
60's Supermodel Jean Shrimpton in Mary Quant |
The 1960's "Avengers" |
Peter Pan |
Portrait of Duchess of Windsor |
Philip Treacy |
Kew Gardens and their amazing Lily Pads |
Paul McCartney and his English Sheep dog, Martha |
David Hicks |
British Artist: Patrick Heron |
Duchess of Windsor made this 1937 Schiaparelli "Lobster" dress one of the most famous dresses ever. |
British Artist: Henry Moore |
British Artist: John Hoyland |
British Artist: Howard Hodgkin |
David Hicks |
The incredible underside of a giant lily pad from Kew Gardens |
Why English Gardens are so well known... |
British Artist: Barbara Hepworh |
LOVE these topiary hedges from Kew Gardens! |
1960's Cartier version of the "English Garden Rose" |
James Bond and his Aston Martin |
The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough |
Traditional Georgian Style Interior |
(Contact us for information on the Convex mirror) |
Duke and Duchess of Windsor |
Duke and Duchess of Windsor's Living Room |
Vintage Bentley |
(Contact us for information on the cashmere blanket) |
Alexander McQueen |
Cartier Panther - from the Duchess of Windsor's collection |
Another fabulous British Look? "Tweedy Style": The Lamp and Late 1950's Gio Ponti influenced chest are perfect examples that would work well with this style. |
Vivienne Westwood Wallpaper (Contact us for information on the wallpaper) |
A Driftwood Bull dog (Contact us for information) |
Duke of Windsor and one of their famous Pugs |
(Contact us for information on any of the fabrics) |
A shot from the Duke's dressing room. |
David Hicks |
Alexander McQueen |
David Hicks |
British Artist: Patrick Heron |
Duke & Duchess of Windsor |
Alex Michaelis - A very cool Notting Hill Architect |
The British Museum |
Selfridges |
Kew Gardens with huge Chiluly installation |
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