Designed by NYC-based Peter Stamberg & Paul Aferiat of Stamberg Aferiat Architecture, the hotel is a re-vamped a three-story Holiday Inn from 1977, re-imagined in serious Technicolor. The color palette reflects the vibrancy of the Southwest, in hues derived from 14 indigenous flowers of the Mojave Desert.

Guest rooms boast multicolored striped bedding, orange furniture, a bubble gum pink accent wall, and royal purple carpeting. A wood table and chairs and black and white images by Palm Springs photographer Jim Cornett ground the rooms with a bit of natural realism.

There are 245 rooms, a second floor public space with a wild red Bird-of-Paradise wallpaper on the ceiling, an expansive pool in a lush courtyard complete with a cabana pool bar, a spa, and two restaurants by Iron Chef Jose Garces, one with a tequila bar, the other with a wine bar.

The Saguro Palm Springs, 1800 East Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California.

Back to Arite Kannovas. According to Daily Imprint (another blog worth a follow), Arite, who also lives in Melbourne, both paints and designs textiles. Her use of color is fantastic, and King’s crisp white room is just the way to show it off. (My favorite is “Eye Candy”, in case anyone who loves me is reading this.)

The home of stylist Heather Nette King.

A sampling of work by Arite Kannovas represented by Gilligan Grant Gallery:

Highlight

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Reunited

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Cape Imagination

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Phosphorus Prospect

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Endeavor

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Eye Candy

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Just Visiting

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The Space Between Here and There

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Wondering Can Lead to Knowing

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The Positive Posters by Bisgràfic
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Lindsey Adelman
Hand-blown glass vessels with cast brass stoppers, $480
Matter, NYC

Shopping

Row 1
French Art Deco Bar Cart, $2,100 at Decorum.
Italian 1940s Parchment Cart, $1,600 at Dora Caza.
Ernest Bar Cart in Pool by Mash Studios, $149 at CB2.

Row 2
Bungalow 5 Normandy Faux Bamboo Oval Cart from Bungalow 5.
Vladimir Kagan for Grosfield House Black Cart, $3,500 at Vermillion.

Row 3
Formosa Clover Green Tray Table, $49.95 at CB2.
1950s Collapsible Molded Wood Bar Cart, $179 on eBay.
Transit Folding Cart by David Mellor for Magis, $728 at Unica Home.

Row 4
Bar Cart By Arthur Umanoff for Raymor, $1,900 at Pariscope Design.
Charles Hollis Jones Steel/Acrylic Cart, $4,150 at Christopher Anthony.

Row 5
Italian 1960s Walnut Bar Cart with Brass Handle, $ 2,700 at Flavor.
CR20 Teak Cart by Franco Albini & Franca Helg for Poggi at Donzella.

Row 6
Adesso Cosmopolitian Round Bar Cart, $111.37 at Wayfair.
Dorothy Draper Serpentine Cabinet, $14,000 at Century Design.
Madison Mixer Aqua Cane/Iron Bar Cart, $439 at Society Social.
Mathieu Mategot Yellow Perforated Steel Cart, $2,950 at Thomas Brillet.

Row 7
Ralph Lauren Modern Metropolis Trolley, $4,645 from Ralph Lauren.
Alvar Aalto Bent Plywood Trolley with White Laminate, $2,230 at Hive.
Ralph Lauren One Fifth Trunk Bar, $11,985 from Ralph Lauren.

Row 8
Bar Cart in Orange with Scroll Detail, $2,400 at Mecox Gardens.
Double Faux Bamboo Brass Finish Cart, $295 at Society Social.
Bygel 3-Tier Utility Cart with Tray Top, $29.99 at IKEA.

Row 9
Drylund Mid-Century Danish Teak Bar Cart, $900 on eBay.
Kartell Gastone Trolley in Blue by Antonio Citterio, $902 at Stardust.

Row 10
Thomas Pheasant Outdoor Rattan Cart at McGuire Furniture.
Vintage Chrome/Tinted Glass Cart, $2,900 at Jean-Marc Fray.
Polished Nickel 3-Tier Oval Bar Cart, $1,400 at Mecox Gardens.

Row 11
1940s Cart w/Handle by Paolo Buffa, $1,995 at BG Galleries.
Hampton Bar Cart in Lime by Worlds Away, $1010 at Clayton Gray.

Row 12
Sanderson Rustic Oak Rectangular Bar Cart, $595 at Jayson Home.
Tipple Trolley Purple Cane/Faux Bamboo Cart, $439 at Society Social.
Caprice Wrought Iron Bar Cart, now $299 at Pottery Barn.

Row 13
Battista Folding Table Carts by Kartell, $1,200 at Emmo Home.
Driade Klino3-Tier  Trolley by Antonia Astori, £567 at Panik Design.

Row 14
Polished Aluminum Big Wheeled Bar Cart, $1,300 at Pieces Inc.
Jonathan Adler Meurice Butler Tray Table, $627 at Wayfair.
South Seas Rattan Bar Cart, $395 at Serena & Lily.

Row 15
The Draper Spruce Faux Python Bar Cart, $289 at Society Social.
Beresford Walnut Bar Cart, $1,498 at Anthropologie.

Row 16
Guzzini Red Acrylic Trolley by Luigi Massoni, $290 at Unica Home.

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M. Design

Miles Redd

Commune Design

Architect Diego Revollo

Ron Marvin Design on Lonny

Ron Marvin Design

Grant K. Gibson

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Society Social

Lonny

Joe Nye

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Photographer Magdalena Bjornsdotter   |  via Walking Around Where the Sidewalk Begins

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Kelly Wearstler

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The Novogratz

Aerin Lauder’s NYC apartment by Jacques Grange

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Domino

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Working with architect Mark Ferguson of Ferguson & Shamamian , in 2008, the couple overhauled a seven-floor townhouse that had been subdivided into 12 separate apartments. On the website for Delphine’s interior design business, Pamplemousse Design, she refers to it as “a mansion on the Upper East Side.”  I also included a few rooms with similar pieces she designed for clients with a triplex on the Upper West Side.

In the living room, Alexander Calder’s 1971 mobile Two Black Discs and Six Othersfloats above a Jean Ary sculpture, André Dubreuil candelabras, and a Guy de Rougemont coffee table.

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A corner of the airy living room features a screen by Serge Roche.

An alternate view.

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The cubey painting is Black and White VII by Al Held in front of which is Marc Newson’s 1986 Lockheed Lounge chaise.  She seems to have also secured a similar Al Held painting for a client.

Delphine designed this living room in an Upper  West Side triplex, complete with Al Held painting similar to her own. I love that sculpture on the coffee table too.

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The upstairs sitting room features a mirrored mantel by Serge Roche, circa 1930, which he made for his own private residence. The pillows are Emilio Pucci.

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The master bedroom. The Art Deco vanity is by Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann and the 1920s-era bed by Jean-Michel Frank. The table is by Marc Newson. Claude Lalanne’s La Pomme Boucheapples are on the mantel.

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In the sitting room, the walls are decorated with Allan McCollum’s abstract installation Plaster Surrogates. Joris Laarman’s silver Bone chair sits in the foreground.

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Delphine leans against a 1930s Serge Roche table. In the background is Frank Stella’s 1974 painting Concentric Squares. The sconces are by Maria Pergay.

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From another angle. Great staircase; let’s see more of it . . .

One could almost call this nook cozy. Almost. If not for the mirrors, it could also seem like it was an area for storing overflow furnishings.

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The library, with a Tiffany lamp over a long table and a Marc Newson chair in the corner, is transformed into a 16-person dining room for dinner parties.

Another shot of the library, sans Delphine.

She created a library dining room for her Upper West Side triplex clients too. I’ve always loved bookshelves surrounding a dining table.

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An eat-in-kitchen with an oh-la-la dining table setup.

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The master bathroom? Looks like the powder room at a fancy department store. Odd.

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Delphine and Reed’s daughter’s room, from several years ago (I’ve forgotten which publication). I still love the curvy sconce over the bed (so sophisticated for a little girl, but pretty), the dual colored ottomans, and the Saarinen side table.

She hung a similar sconce above the Upper West Side client’s bed.

Photos 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 , 8, 9, 13  by Douglas Friedman  for Harper’s Bazaar

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