The Set, The Shoot: Lola Rykiel for Harper's Bazaar

The Set: Tribeca Residence by Jordan Carlyle

I actually blogged about this particular set a few months ago, but recently discovered additional photos on the designer’s website. Located in Tribeca, the home has all the features one would expect of a hip, Manhattan pad. The modern furniture exudes ‘hotel chic’ while glamorous little touches add personality.

My favorite space is the office, with its layers of interesting art and accessories. It's an example of what Jordan imagines for every space: "I am a believer in living well and it starts in your home. I think every home should have fresh flowers, artwork, and books."

The Shoot: Lola Rykiel for Harper's Bazaar

Lola Rykiel shared the inside scoop on life as PR director for her grandmother’s label, Sonia Rykiel, in the mag’s column "Girl Behind the Brand." Although Harper's Bazaar restyled the apartment with clothing and accessories, the spirit of Jordan's design shines through.

Finding the residence behind this shoot was tricky, but clues like patterned drapery and furniture details help connect the dots.

Fashion accessories in the master bedroom

Images: (1-4, 7, 9) Carlyle Designs, (5, 6, 8) Harper's Bazaar

Interiors: Eric Yerno's Black and White Living Room

And the trend continues! Today's post takes us inside the black-and-white home of Eric Yerno. In the living room, black leather plays with global accessories against crisp white walls and FABULOUS tiled floors.

Images: Pablo Zuloaga, AD Spain

Friday Fashion: Lanvin Resort 2014

If resort collections clothe the wealthy during winter’s jet-setting months, my first thought upon viewing Lanvin’s offering was "Where is THIS girl going?!?" The pieces are varied but undeniably glamorous: draped and structured silhouettes in both vibrant and muted shades. Ruffles, embellishment, solids, bold prints, sneakers???… I turned to my favorite fashion resources for answers.

I soon discovered that this collection is less about vacation and more about lifestyle. Where is this girl going? Everywhere! From yachting to job interviews, or even an aunt’s funeral, Lanvin designer Alber Elbaz created a look for every moment. "It’s not just about design. It’s about lifestyle, and fitting the needs around the day." Which is your favorite?

Images: Lanvin

Glam it up: Shagreen & Brass

Cream shagreen and brass—what could be more luxe?! I guess the last two posts have reawakened my passion for beautiful objét. I just love a well-crafted accessory, and these shagreen pieces by Aerin Lauder make my heart go pitter-patter. The coasters are my absolute favorite. So glam!

Images: Aerin.com

Interiors: Lee Kleinhelter Takes Black & White to New Heights

When an Atlanta highrise needed a signature look for its model unit, developers turned to one of my favorite designers, Lee Kleinhelter. I featured her home on Sukio last year, and this design is similar in aesthetic but for one noticeable difference, Lee’s limited palette of black and white. Classic but perfectly on trend, the combination takes several forms throughout the space, demonstrating its versatility and ability to wow!

"When you eliminate color, it forces you to focus on the scale, texture, shape, and pattern of your components." – LK

I'm in love with this vignette in the master bedroom. It's serene, modern, and edgy all at once. Both the urchin sculpture and pillow are available at Lee's store, Pieces. (Shop the look)

See the full story in this month's issue of Lonny.

Images: Lonny Magazine