In the spring, part of the enjoyment of being outside is (if you’re lucky) having a garden as a living area, perhaps overlooking a beautiful view. Designers have always strived to create comfortable and aesthetically pleasing surroundings, and that is what luxury is all about.
Stylish outdoor entertainment venues can be created by using tents and pavilions. Fabric has a way of defining the space, either on the interior or the exterior of a home. Just a little part of the world that everybody enjoys.
Stylish outdoor entertainment venues can be created by using tents and pavilions. Fabric has a way of defining the space, either on the interior or the exterior of a home. Just a little part of the world that everybody enjoys.
Napoleon red and ecru pavilion designed by floral designer Tom Mathieu, photography by Lisa Hubbard, courtesy of Southern Accents
A fantasy created by designer Lars Bolander filled with international antiques, photography by Lisa Hubbard, courtesy of Southern Accents
What a wonderful place to spend your day!
A tent shape pavilion designed by Jacques Garcia was inspired by the palace of Gustave III in Sweden. The original pavilion was made of cloth but Garcia made it out of painted lead so it can be removed in the winter.This pavilion was on the grounds of Chateaux de Bataille in Normandy, France. Photography by Francois Halard, courtesy of House& Garden 
Designer Jennifer Garrigues filled this tent with treasures from around the world, photography by Lisa Hubbard, courtesy of Southern Accents
No comments:
Post a Comment