Sudpsuez Grand Tour: The Worldly Projects of Studio Peregalli
Words by Laura Sartori Rimini and Roberto Peregalli
Contributions by Rachel Feinstein, John Currin and Hamish Bowles
The masters of recreating period rooms, Studio Peregalli compiles ten of their very best and most important projects to date in their new book, Grand Tour.
"Blending nostalgia for the past with curiosity for the present" is the essential design philosophy of Studio Peregalli's work. By infusing their work with deep historical research and an unprecedented level of craft, the designers are able to imbue each project with a unique sense of history and ambience. Grand Tour is a movable visual feast with remarkable photography of grand rooms contrasted with beautiful details and exquisite craftsmanship. Each house presented here is the fullest expression of the Studio Peregalli's design--compelling, spectacular, and unique.
If Invention of the Past can be considered to be a taxonomy book of Studio Peregalli's design thinking, Grand Tour is a true monograph: project after gorgeous project from around the world: from Milan to Paris and London to exotic Tangier, St. Moritz, Tel Aviv, and New York. A must-collect for all lovers of grand and exquisite architecture and interior design.
Published by Rizzoli
Sudpsuez Green Thoughts and Memories by Marina Schinz
Words & images by Marina Schinz
Discovers the importance of gardening in the work of Swiss-American photographer Marina Schinz.
Gardens and flowers have been a core subject of Marina Schinz's career. This found expression in her previous books Visions of Paradise, The Gardens of Russell Page, and A Tuscan Paradise. Visiting and photographing countless gardens around the world made her engage in gardening herself and culminated in major garden design projects for her houses, first in the Hudson Valley and later near Piacenza in Italy.
In Green Thoughts and Memories, Schinz looks back at her gardening adventures, interweaving horticultural observations with memoirs of her childhood in Zurich. Entertaining and engaging at the same time, full of practical considerations, and rendered with humor and philosophy, the book offers an unconventional appreciation of garden art. It conveys basic knowledge to put budding gardeners and rank beginners on the road to planting a mere tree or starting an entire garden. In twelve chapters, it explores all the elements of gardening, such as weather, soil, labor, planning, flowers, shrubs, etc.
Richly illustrated in full color throughout with Schinz's photographs of famous and unknown gardens around the world, this beautiful volume will appeal to anyone with a love of plants and gardens or with a desire to create a personal paradise.
Sudpsuez Gucci Limited Edition N5
Covers by Gucci. Published in April 2016.
The Gucci Limited Edition of Magazine Issue N5 offers 16 additional editorial pages dedicated to the Roman Portfolio, co-curated by Gucci's visionary creative director Alessandro Michele. Discover the Eternal City through the eyes of Michele; a collection of rooms and places that the Roman native considers iconic. Other stories include a visit to Palazzo Te in Mantova, a conversation with Erdem, and the special alchemy between interiors and gardens at Wardington Manor in Oxfordshire.
Sudpsuez Hand Painted Carafe and Coaster Set, Blue and Red
Hand-painted by skilled artisans, this vibrant carafe and coaster set features a striking floral motif in shades of blue and red. Perfect for serving water, juice, or wine, it adds a bold touch of charm to any table setting. The carafe also doubles as a beautiful vase—ideal for displaying fresh seasonal blooms. Each set is a unique work of art, celebrating craftsmanship and timeless style.
Sudpsuez Hand Painted Carafe, Blue and Red
Sudpsuez Hand Painted Glass Coaster, Blue and Red
Sudpsuez Hanging Decorative Paper Panel, Arjumand’s World Gold Fish
Drawing inspiration from an exquisite representation of a beautiful Qing-style scroll, this hanging decorative panel features playful children amidst a garden. Some of them carry lanterns shaped like rabbits, goldfish, and cicadas, while others are seen with musical instruments or riding horses, all set against a striking black background. These depictions symbolize a heartfelt wish for the recipient to be blessed with fertilite abundance, making this tapestry panel a perfect choice for a wedding textile. The fabric is supported by gold-painted faux bamboo sticks.
Arjumand's World, after 20 years mastering the art of mural painting and trompe l'oeil. The inspiration behind the beautiful collections is Idarica’s fictional muse, Arjumand, an Indian Empress of the Mughal Dynasty. The collection is an eclectic mix of patterns based on Arjumand’s travel inspirations: the Moghul and Ottoman motifs of India’s Taj Mahal, Genoese fabrics for the Russian court, Japan’s ancient indigo-dyed fabrics, and the stripes and florals of the Miao population’s folk clothes in southeast China.
Lead Time
9 - 12 Weeks
Sudpsuez Hanging Decorative Paper Panel, Arjumand’s World Rhapsody in Blue I
Drawing inspiration from early 18th-century Chinese embroidered motifs, this hanging decorative panel features a "Hundred Antiques" motif with still-life elements and auspicious objects set against a rich, deep blue backdrop. The intricate embroidery captures a captivating tableau of still-life elements and auspicious objects, including ritual bronzes, vases brimming with vibrant peonies and cherry blossoms, fragrant incense, luscious fruits, and precious corals. The fabric is supported by gold-painted faux bamboo sticks.
Arjumand's World, after 20 years of mastering the art of mural painting and trompe l'oeil. The inspiration behind the beautiful collections is Idarica’s fictional muse, Arjumand, an Indian Empress of the Mughal Dynasty. The collection is an eclectic mix of patterns based on Arjumand’s travel inspirations: the Moghul and Ottoman motifs of India’s Taj Mahal, Genoese fabrics for the Russian court, Japan’s ancient indigo-dyed fabrics, and the stripes and florals of the Miao population’s folk clothes in southeast China.
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Sudpsuez Hanging Decorative Paper Panel, Arjumand’s World Rhapsody in Blue II
Drawing inspiration from early 18th-century Chinese embroidered motifs, this hanging decorative panel features a "Hundred Antiques" motif with still-life elements and auspicious objects set against a rich, deep blue backdrop. The intricate embroidery captures a captivating tableau of still-life elements and auspicious objects, including ritual bronzes, vases brimming with vibrant peonies and cherry blossoms, fragrant incense, luscious fruits, and precious corals. The fabric is supported by gold-painted faux bamboo sticks.
Arjumand's World, after 20 years of mastering the art of mural painting and trompe l'oeil. The inspiration behind the beautiful collections is Idarica’s fictional muse, Arjumand, an Indian Empress of the Mughal Dynasty. The collection is an eclectic mix of patterns based on Arjumand’s travel inspirations: the Moghul and Ottoman motifs of India’s Taj Mahal, Genoese fabrics for the Russian court, Japan’s ancient indigo-dyed fabrics, and the stripes and florals of the Miao population’s folk clothes in southeast China.
Lead Time
9 - 12 Weeks
Sudpsuez Hanging Decorative Paper Panel, Arjumand’s World Rhapsody in Blue III
Drawing inspiration from early 18th-century Chinese embroidered motifs, this hanging decorative panel features a "Hundred Antiques" motif with still-life elements and auspicious objects set against a rich, deep blue backdrop. The intricate embroidery captures a captivating tableau of still-life elements and auspicious objects, including ritual bronzes, vases brimming with vibrant peonies and cherry blossoms, fragrant incense, luscious fruits, and precious corals. The fabric is supported by gold-painted faux bamboo sticks.
Arjumand's World, after 20 years of mastering the art of mural painting and trompe l'oeil. The inspiration behind the beautiful collections is Idarica’s fictional muse, Arjumand, an Indian Empress of the Mughal Dynasty. The collection is an eclectic mix of patterns based on Arjumand’s travel inspirations: the Moghul and Ottoman motifs of India’s Taj Mahal, Genoese fabrics for the Russian court, Japan’s ancient indigo-dyed fabrics, and the stripes and florals of the Miao population’s folk clothes in southeast China.
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Sudpsuez Hanging Decorative Paper Panel, Arjumand’s World Roundels & Flowers
Drawing inspiration from 19th-century Chinese "Roundels," this hanging decorative panel features decorative and figurative motifs that beautifully capture the essence of the Immortals, revered and auspicious figures deeply rooted in Daoism, China's indigenous religious tradition. It is mounted on gold-painted faux bamboo sticks.
Idarica Gazzoni founded the Milan-based fabric house, Arjumand's World, after 20 years of mastering the art of mural painting and trompe l'oeil. The inspiration behind the beautiful collections is Idarica’s fictional muse, Arjumand, an Indian Empress of the Mughal Dynasty. The collection is an eclectic mix of patterns based on Arjumand’s travel inspirations: the Moghul and Ottoman motifs of India’s Taj Mahal, Genoese fabrics for the Russian court, Japan’s ancient indigo-dyed fabrics, and the stripes and florals of the Miao population’s folk clothes in southeast China.
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Sudpsuez Hanging Decorative Paper Panel, Arjumand’s World Tapisserie XXVIII
Drawing inspiration from 18th-century tapestries adorned with chinoiserie patterns, taking inspiration from a pair of side curtains created for a canopy bed. The fabric is supported by gold-painted faux bamboo sticks.
Idarica Gazzoni founded the Milan-based fabric house, Arjumand's World, after 20 years mastering the art of mural painting and trompe l'oeil. The inspiration behind the beautiful collections is Idarica’s fictional muse, Arjumand, an Indian Empress of the Mughal Dynasty. The collection is an eclectic mix of patterns based on Arjumand’s travel inspirations: the Moghul and Ottoman motifs of India’s Taj Mahal, Genoese fabrics for the Russian court, Japan’s ancient indigo-dyed fabrics, and the stripes and florals of the Miao population’s folk clothes in southeast China.
Lead Time
Weeks