Sudpsuez Pair of Black Gilt Carved Pagoda Style Chairs
Sudpsuez Pair of Green Hand Painted Regency Style Chairs
A pair of Regency-style chairs with faux bamboo frames, hand painted in a soft green hue. The design features lattice backs and splayed legs, with caned seats for a light, elegant profile. Inspired by early 19th-century English chinoiserie, they bring both structure and charm to interiors with a touch of whimsical formality.
Sudpsuez Pair of Green Painted Brighton Pavillion Style Cane Chairs, Schumacher x Cabana
Steeped in exotic influence, these Brighton Pavilion-style cane chairs feature intricate detailing and a bold green finish. Upholstered in Schumacher’s Daria Paisley in Maroon, they merge English Regency aesthetics with a vibrant textile design, making them perfect for those who appreciate statement seating.
Sudpsuez Pair of Hollywood Regency Twisted Rope Side Tables
A sculptural pair of rope-twist nesting tables, fashioned in the trompe-l'œil style to mimic coiled nautical rope. Their looping bases and textural surfaces conjure the romance of French Salons. Painted in a soft, timeworn glt finish, they blur the line between functional design and decorative art.
This item displays wear and tear commensurate with its age as an antique item.
Sudpsuez Pair of Purple Red and Green Embroidered Cushion
Sudpsuez Pair of White Painted Chippendale Pagoda Mirrors
An elegant pair of mirrors inspired by the Chippendale tradition, each featuring an ornate frame with intricate openwork, scrolling foliage, and a pagoda crest. Painted in a crisp white finish, these mirrors exude a fresh, contemporary take on classic chinoiserie design. The symmetrical composition and delicate detailing highlight the enduring influence of 18th-century English craftsmanship.
Ideal for flanking a fireplace, adorning a powder room, or gracing an entryway, this pair offers a striking blend of timeless sophistication and modern versatility.
Sudpsuez Paisley Paper Cocktail Napkins (Set of 20)
Elevate your next cocktail party or holiday gathering with our Paisley Paper Cocktail Napkins. Featuring a striking paisley design interwoven with intricate floral patterns, these napkins come in a rich palette of deep red, black, and cream. Perfect for adding a bold yet elegant touch to any occasion, whether a casual get-together or a more formal affair, this set of 20 napkins effortlessly combines style and functionality.
Sudpsuez Palm Beach Living by Jennifer Ash Rudick
Words by Jennifer Ash Rudick
Photographs by Nick Mele
Explore the pleasures of life in the homes and gardens of the legendary tropical island of Palm Beach.
Could it be the subtropical climate and seaside breezes that have drawn multiple generations to Palm Beach for more than a century? Or does its timeless appeal lie in its unique mixture of charming bungalows, sleek minimalist houses, chic apartments, and iconic Mediterranean Revival residences by such legendary architects as Maurice Fatio and John Volk? Though the nation’s most exclusive barrier island is perennially thronged with visitors, few have seen the private homes and gardens showcased in Palm Beach Living. Some of the homes incorporate the exuberant colors of the island’s tropical flora; others opt for a soothing, more neutral palette to contrast with the surrounding landscape. All embrace indoor/outdoor living, and each reflects the singular aesthetic of the owner, realized with the help of renowned architects, including Fairfax & Sammons, Chris Stone and David Fox, Daniel Kahan, and Jeffrey W. Smith; superb landscape architects such as Mario Nievera, Jorge Sánchez, and Fernando Wong; and such world-class interior designers as Tom Scheerer, Mark D. Sikes, the late Carleton Varney, Frank de Biasi, Mimi McMakin, Amanda Lindroth, Kim Coleman, and Jonathan Adler. Expertly guided by native Palm Beacher Jennifer Ash Rudick, with photographs by Nick Mele, readers are granted an intimate look at the best in tropical living.
Published by Vendome Press
Sudpsuez Papavero Charger Plate
Houghton Hall x Cabana
The Papavero charger plate is our rendition of an old English ceramic plate found at Houghton Hall. A central poppy motif is hand-painted with a border of stylized foliage, reminiscent of Art Nouveau designs. Handmade in Italy, each plate is complete with a second-fire glazing technique to create a subtle sheen. Layer with the Papavero dinner and dessert plates to create a quintessential country charm.
Owing to a mutual passion for interiors and true artisanal craftsmanship, together Rose, The Marchioness of Cholmondeley, and Martina Mondadori have created a tabletop collection inspired by original artefacts at Houghton Hall, North Norfolk. The collection includes table linens inspired by Rose’s 18th century hand painted silk bedroom wall covering, alongside napkins, porcelain plates and silver swans. All objects are carefully made in Italy following months of creative collaboration between the two design conspirators and friends.
Sudpsuez Papavero Dessert Plate
Houghton Hall x Cabana
The Papavero dessert plate is our rendition of an old English ceramic plate found at Houghton Hall. A central poppy motif is hand-painted with a border of stylized foliage, reminiscent of Art Nouveau designs. Handmade in Italy, each plate is complete with a second-fire glazing technique to create a subtle sheen. Layer with the Papavero charger and dinner plates to create a quintessential country charm.
Owing to a mutual passion for interiors and true artisanal craftsmanship, together Rose, The Marchioness of Cholmondeley, and Martina Mondadori have created a tabletop collection inspired by original artefacts at Houghton Hall, North Norfolk. The collection includes table linens inspired by Rose’s 18th century hand painted silk bedroom wall covering, alongside napkins, porcelain plates and silver swans. All objects are carefully made in Italy following months of creative collaboration between the two design conspirators and friends.
Sudpsuez Papavero Dinner Plate
Houghton Hall x Cabana
The Papavero dinner plate is our rendition of an old English ceramic plate found at Houghton Hall. A central poppy motif is hand-painted with a border of stylized foliage, reminiscent of Art Nouveau designs. Handmade in Italy, each plate is complete with a second-fire glazing technique to create a subtle sheen. Layer with the Papavero charger and dessert plates to create a quintessential country charm.
Owing to a mutual passion for interiors and true artisanal craftsmanship, together Rose, The Marchioness of Cholmondeley, and Martina Mondadori have created a tabletop collection inspired by original artefacts at Houghton Hall, North Norfolk. The collection includes table linens inspired by Rose’s 18th century hand painted silk bedroom wall covering, alongside napkins, porcelain plates and silver swans. All objects are carefully made in Italy following months of creative collaboration between the two design conspirators and friends.