Last year I was lucky enough to write about a San Francisco home decorated by Palmer Weiss for the TRADHome “New Traditionalists” digital edition. This year the call was for kitchens and dining rooms for Traditional Home’s “Great Kitchens” digital mag. I submitted the dining room of Newton, MA-based designer Liz Caan, and she won. The issue went live last month; I apologize for the delay. As you’ll see, it was worth the wait. Here are the images, photographed by the ever amazing Eric Roth, but be sure to click through to the digital mag too, for the full story, “An Appetite for Color;” starting on page 58. The menu and invitation is by IOMOI. I’ll add credits for the gorgeous furnishings and tabletop pieces later today. My son is graduating from elementary school in an hour! Enjoy the photos. Update: Credits and links for Liz’s fabulous wares are now in place.
Benjamin Moore “Temptation” paint – “Three Ball” lamp by Joe Cariati in Lavender Berry at Swank Lighting – Madeline Weinrib Greek key rug – Baker Furniture dining table – Hickory Chair “Chelsea” side chairs by Thomas O’Brien – Oly Studio “Sohpie” zebra chair – Dwell Studio yellow pillow – Robert Allen yellow silk buffalo check drapery fabric – Arteriors Home “Zanadoo” chandelier at Zinc Door
Vintage cobalt blue goblets – Marc Blackwell wine goblets with gold trim from Barney’s New York – Janus et Cie votive holder – Studio A “Bloom” candle holders
Haviland “Laque de Chine “ amethyst charger – Kate Spade “June Lane” salad plate – Matouk “Mirasol” placemats – Sferra hemstitch napkins – Succulent pots from Winston Flowers – Gold daffodi planter from Anthropologie
Worlds Away “Wearstler” chest – Juliska compotes – RabLabs “Espera” gold nut bowl – Lunares tray
Worlds Away lacquer faux bamboo bar cart – “Three Ball” lamp by Joe Cariati in Lavender Berry at Swank Lighting – West Elm yellow lacquer box – Martini shaker from Target – Blue & White Conatonware from Neiman Marcus – L’objet candle holders
Global views silver hurricane lamps – Juliska “Harlette” covered urn – Carver’s Guild “Tuxedo” mirror
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Great setting if you can not stand the people you are dining with.
I see a lot of beautiful Matouk in there! Love the bright colors as well! This could easily be my home.
Glam and moody, and yes, plenty to look at if you’re bored with the company : )