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[gilbertmelott]

We were honored to join 10 very talented designers for — the first-ever 1stdibs Virtual Showhouse — designers from around the world joined @1stdibs in the reimagining iconic rooms from the past in unique and unencumbered ways. • @studio6f Principal and Founder, Gil Melott was taken by the opportunity to work within the context of a space designed Antoni Gaudi. He chose Casa Batlló, because like all of Gaudi’s work, he felt it represents Gaudi’s design lens of history, architecture, religion, nature and place. And somehow it always results in a unified, perfect, awkward harmony. • “My approach is similar in that I believe disparate does not mean disharmonious - it offers an opportunity for a new language or rhythm, “ adds Melott. “Each of the pieces we added have form, function, and are reminiscent of nature — yet designed in a timeless fashion. Every item has a life of its own, but when assembled with others takes on collective characteristics resulting in newly imagined purpose.” • LINK IN BIO • @studio6f @1stdibs @gilmelottbespoke @stevenhaulenbeek #interiordeisgn #1stdibsdesign #selectvintage #internationalinteriors ##furniture #decor #style #homestyling #homedecor #homedecoration #interiors #showhouse #virtualdesign #designershowhouse #virtualshowhouse #1stdibstrade #iconicspaces (at Studio 6F) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCBzznEj-ft/?igshid=181k5eyqh1nsm

[quintessenceblog]

Room with a view! Master bath in Penthouse 92 at 432 Park. #dibsondesign #1stdibsdesign

[zioandsons]

How to Create a Photo Booth for A-List Interior Designers

At Legends in Los Angeles, Zio & Sons conceived and assembled a luxurious outdoor area where design mavens posed for photographers. Watch the video to see how it was made.

To create his eye-catching photo wall at the Legends design celebration in Los Angeles, Anthony Dargenzio of Zio & Sons sourced fine furnishings from stores in the surrounding La Cienega Design Quarter. Here, he explains how it all came together: “Since the VIP photo wall and lounge was going to be outside — located in the back garden at the

Lee Stanton Antiques showroom — I really wanted to bring the indoors out, for a luxe-meets-casual garden setting. As a backdrop, we used a natural linen painter’s cloth. Then we pulled products from some of our favorite 1stdibs vendors in the La Cienega Design Quarter.We went to Lee Stanton Antiques for a few of the larger pieces, like the 18th century Italian columns, a French iron and marble bistro table and English wood étagère. We then paired it with the contemporary gray Milano chair from Downtown and anchored the set with a bronze, footed lamp from Remains. The antique rugs were sourced at Woven , along with decorative accessories for the shelving unit from Dragonette and Hollyhock . To complete the look, we added a pop of blue with a cashmere throw from Hollywood at Home. Overall, the look was exactly what we were going for and a perfect mix of old and new.”

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