David Jimenez , at it again

I've posted about David Jimenez in the past, here and here, and he's gone and done it again. He sent over some incredible photos of his latest project in Palm Springs. Mid-century meets Hollywood Regency - stunning furnishings, lighting and colours that mesh together so gloriously. Fabulous!! So David, when can I move in??

David Jimenez

In my humble opinion, there is absolutely nothing more fabulous than mid-century modern and Hollywood regency. Pair these two styles (think Jonathan Adler) and I'm in heaven. PURE HEAVEN. My heart races when I come across portfolios as incredible as that of David Jimenez. I cannot believe Jo and I have not posted his work before. This genius of design has now made it to my top 5 list. His Palm Springs house, below, is something that dreams (mine anyway) are made of.

William Haines

One of the founders of Hollywood Regency style William Haines redefined the way the stars lived in the 30s. After a career as an actor Haines turned to interior design. Clients were friends such as Joan Crawford, Gloria Swanson, Carole Lombard and Marion Davies. Haines' Hollywood glamour continues today with Lindley Associates who faithfully reproduce his elegant classic furniture.

 

Images from William Haines

The Queen of Hollywood Regency 1

Kelly Wearstler who else! I've been seduced by her finely curated take on contemporary luxury. With a nod to the legends of the past William Haines, Dorothy Draper, Billy Baldwin and Tony Duquette Kelly Wearstler is the West Coast's "style guru". She's everywhere from the leading interior design publications to Top Design. To hell with the hype! I can't get enough.

All images from KWID.

Woodson & Rummerfield

In June 2005, Ron Woodson and Jaime Rummerfield opened Woodson & Rummerfield's House of Design. They like to call their look mod vintage or "MODAGE". A mix of exquisite furniture, art, treasured finds and a quirky finesse they epitomise Hollywood Regency and the cult of cool. Check out their site for more stunning images.....PS *terramia* has a great post on W & R as well.