From House and Garden:
Inspired by artists who also used their homes as a stage for their work like David Parr, Peggy Angus and Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant’s work at Charleston, her approach is at once scholarly and playful. ‘I enjoy living in a house that is my own creation and is not constrained by any particular style or fashion.’
In the entrance a tricky L-shaped biomorphic frieze cascades overhead, each detail radiant with 24-carat gold leaf. On the sitting room wall hangs a hand-drawn geometric design from a collection Natasha produced while studying at the Prince’s School. One of the pieces, was selected by Prince Charles for the ‘Prince and Patron’ exhibition that marked his 70th birthday. A border painted by Natasha, reminiscent of the Art Nouveau period, wraps the room. (Read more.)
4 comments:
My podcast player seems to have lost the ability to download Tea at Trianon Radio in the last several months. Is there a place where we can still listen?
Daughter of Caesars is one of my favorites!
Links to your Author blog and the podcast from this webpage appear to be broken. I have the same problem on my own website so I understand!
Hello, Miss ES, thanks so much for asking. BlogTalkRadio has gone out of business and taken all my podcasts with it, I am sorry to say. I am long overdue in housekeeping on by blog as many links seem to have died the death. Thanks again for reaching out!
on *my* blog
I'm so sorry that it took all your podcasts! So frustrating. But it explains why I was suddenly getting broken downloads. I also missed catching a lot of things that went out of date by just months while I was taking a health break.
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