Posted in Decor, Exterior Design, Interior Design, Pools, tagged Mexico, Mexico City, Travel, Valle de Bravo on May 5, 2018| Leave a Comment »
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Posted in Exterior Design, Interior Design, Travel, tagged Africa, Arijiju, Kenya, Travel on April 24, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Posted in Decor, Travel, Visit, tagged Boutique Hotels, California, Palihouse, Santa Monica, Travel on April 2, 2014| 1 Comment »
The Palihouse is a boutique hotel in Santa Monica, that some are calling, “The Chateau Marmount by the sea”. It has great style, a lovely garden, a bocce court and is just minutes from the beach. Plus, you’re in a wonderful residential neighborhood (not a hotel zone) and only several blocks from 3rd Street Promenade and shopping on Montana Ave.
The Lobby
The lobby
One of the guest suites
A kitchen in one of the guest suites
My husband, daughter and friend enjoying a game of bocce
The back patio
A gorgeous Velvet Leaf Kalanchoe
Click here for more info about the Palihouse in Santa Monica.
Posted in Home, tagged Elle Decor, Ray Booth, San Miguel de Allende, Travel on October 12, 2011| 4 Comments »
While perusing the photos on Elle Decor’s website, I came across this beautiful home in San Miguel de Allende (May 2006). The interior design is by Ray Booth.
Posted in Exterior Design, Travel, tagged Jnane Tamsna, Marrakech, Morocco, Travel on June 15, 2010| Leave a Comment »
My new travel obsession, Jnane Tamsna in Morocco. A gorgeous hotel just 15 minutes from Marrakech. It’s the creation of Meryanne Loum-Martin with the help of her ethnobotanist husband, Gary Martin. It’s more than just a hotel, it’s a philosophy. “It is about conceiving a place which blends with the soul of the local culture while giving it a fresh perspective. In this sense Jnane is about respect for natural materials, traditions, local communities and the environment.” One can relax by the pool, take a cooking class with hotel chef, Bahija or wander the spice markets of Marrakech. It sounds like an amazing experience!
The Long Table 