With all the rain over the weekend I finally had time to peruse the stack of review copies on my bookshelf. Nancy Corzine Glamour at Home was published back in October, but I thought I would share some images with you anyway, in case you missed it, or loved it so much you felt like looking again. Her style is much more elegant, and well, grown-up, than I tend towards, but there’s no doubting her talent. When I think mirrored furniture, I think Nancy Corzine.
The hand-painted tea-leaf silver screen provides a glamorous backdrop to the blue linen-covered sofa and creamy lacquered side tables.
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A trio of stools at the foot of the bed in this guestroom provide extra storage.
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This Hamptons dining room’s walls are papered in a traditional hand-painted silk chinoiserie design. The English Regency-period sunburst mirror adds sparkle, along with the chandelier, which is carved wood with a silver-leaf finish.
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A vintage black-and-white photograph of Marilyn Monroe hangs above the bar in the media room of a house in Los Angeles.
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The large oil painting in this living room is by Antonio Murado.
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The toile de Jouy wallcovering in this Hamptons guest bathroom matches the bedskirt and draperies of the bedroom.
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A galley kitchen in a Manhattan high-rise has clean lines for maximum efficiency. The black-and-white photos are by Jeff Reese.
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A Palm Beach living room with whitewashed paneling and pale blue fabrics has a traditional Gustavian-era look.