Hi there, can't believe it's already Wednesday! How is your week going? I am a little under the weather, and fighting either a virus or bad allergies, allergies are bad around here. Today's post is one that warrants taking a little "break" from whatever you are doing. Trust me on this :) The first time I spotted a room done by Scott Snyder, I knew we were meant to be friends (at least virtually for now). Well, he just doesn't know it yet:) This is one talented man, I cannot tell you how many times I have been mesmerized by a room and sure enough when I look for the designers name..there it is, Scott once again!
Based in NYC and Palm Beach and established in 1984, his work takes him literally all over the globe, it is no surprise given his limitless talent, he travels the world in pursuit of creating incredible one of a kind interiors. Those kinds of rooms that hold your eye for a long time just so you can take in each delicious detail. So today I pay homage to the brilliant work of Scott Snyder. Ready? Feast your eyes on this.....
Forewarning! This post has the potential to induce serious heart palpitations, pace yourself people!
Still breathing....deep breaths, deep breaths,
Amazing, don't you think? What do you think of Scott's work? I think he has enough talent for an entire small planet. He just "gets it" and I love that he obviously has a real love for chinoiserie, blue and white porcelain and Asian art. Then you throw in his clear love of flowers specifically orchids, love for blue and ample use of velvet...and we are kindred spirits indeed!
It is to surprise at all that he was named one of Architectural Digest's top 100 designers. Scott, you are incredible at what you do and this was a true visual feast for every one of my senses. Guess what! Scott, as I just discovered, has a blog...click here to visit him. Hope you enjoyed this and thanks as always for stopping in!
Wow! Thank you for the introduction. This is one fabulous post! I love his work. The chinoiserie powder room is over-the-top perfection, and I could jump in that lap pool right now.
ReplyDeleteI love his use of neutral with pops of unexpected color.
Happy Wednesday.
Teresa
xoxo
We're on the other side of the coast but allergies are especially bad this year here too. My house is coated in yellow pollen and I'll have to have to have it power washed off shortly because it's making me feel sick all the time. I definitely sympathize.
ReplyDeleteLove the photos! The black chinoiserie powder room was particularly amazing.
What sensational work. I was drooling over every picture, the ivory and blue bedroom caught my eye as did the gorgeous pine paneled rooms with the earthy tones (similar to my colors). He is definitely a very talented designer. Wish he could come work his magic in my house!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update. I really appreciate the efforts you have made for this post.
ReplyDeleteDear Tina,
ReplyDeleteI hope you are feeling better soon!
Scott's design aesthetic is traditional at its very best! I love the baths and powder rooms!
So much beauty..
PS I am having a Paris Book Giveaway!
xoxo
Karena
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These photos are wonderful, Tina...Scott captures my aesthetic exactly...now if only I could hire him and have just one room that looks anything like one of these. Between the weather and beautiful posts like these, it's hard to get any work done!! Thanks for sharing!
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Wow! I've seen a little of his work but this tops everything. I'm glad you didn't ask us to pick a favorite because I wouldn't be able to! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteHope you feel better.. we are all feeling it too. Lots of pollen in the air!
Tina, Really love all of these spaces. I was not familiar with his work so thanks for the intro. Hope you get to feeling better soon! I always look at allergies as the price we pay for all the flowers mother nature gives us. -Tonya
ReplyDeleteAll of these photos are so beautiful - but unfortunately a long way out of my financial range. But it is wonderful to be able to dream about them. My imagination runs wild with your posts Tina. Betty from Ontario Canada
ReplyDeleteHe and his staff are amazing...when I was working for Scalamandre, I called on them in their Palm Beach office...what an office. Beautiful Fortuny soft blue green drapes, linens and antiques and framed architectural drawings that were water colored...it was so fun.
ReplyDeleteThank you for introduction. The living rooms look so cosy and warm.
ReplyDeleteDear Tina,
ReplyDeleteI am so pleased you introduced us to the work of this talented designer Scott Snyder is!! I hadn't heard of him before! But I recognized some pictures you showed here today! I am very grateful to you!! I so live the pine library paneling!
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Greet
Lots of inspiration! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGood afternoon there Tina! Well, first of all, it is snowing here AT THIS MOMENT so seeing your post is picking me up, giving me hope that there IS spring in the air, somewhere in this country!
ReplyDeleteOK, these rooms. Good heavens, that marble bathroom, that white and aqua kitchen with the blue Grecian-style floor and that room with the arched ceiling and beams? You really know how to sprinkle in something for everybody.
Be well, wonderful Tina! Anita
Scott Snyder is really just obscenely talented, n’est pas? I mean, this is just so good it must be sinful!! I have profiled him a couple of times as well (love that Palm Beach Chic!) but there are several new images here that I have not seen before. I hope you get to feeling better! If this eye candy doesn’t help speed your recovery, I don’t know what will! :)
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There is so much to love here its dizzying. That first room with the ocean view is pretty spectacular, love the black powder room, the pine paneled living room and that amazing aqua and white kitchen with the neat floor, talk about imagination and a gift of how to work with color and pattern. This man has more talent than its fair to have! I would love for him to come on over and give me the "Scott Snyder" treatment. Fantastic post!
ReplyDeleteAmazing works! Thank you for the introduction.
ReplyDeleteFabulous post, Tina! I have not heard his name but definitely recognize several of these photographs! And that circular room with the vaulted ceiling looks very similar to the place we stayed in St. Lucia! I loved it! I am so sorry you aren't feeling well! We are all suffering with horrible allergies here as well. At least you have these wonderful photos to gaze at and dream about! I will certainly check out his blog as well! Take care and hope you feel much better soon!
ReplyDeleteHe is so bold, but yet traditional. I've never seen anyone do black so well on walls.
ReplyDeleteThese rooms are spectacular. I was drooling the entire way down. I fell in love with that aqua kitchen, something I know I wouldn't do but its really beautiful and that beautiful bedroom on the ocean, what a pretty room and that view!
ReplyDeleteI can see why you are so drawn to his work, he IS so talented. Hope you feel better Tina, over here in CT. allergies are horrible, very very high and my entire family gets allergy shots. Something to consider if you know you are suffering from them....take care.
Hi Tina... I usually visit with you with a cup of coffee in my hand. But today was crazy and now I have a glass of wine in my hand. I have gone thru the photos 3 times and you're right, I did suffer from heart palpatations. Thank you for introducing me. I am awestruck by his talent. Hope you feel better!!! Wine might help!?!
ReplyDeleteIts all in the details and he is a true master of all that and more! I love his mastery of color--bright and sophisticated-hope to see you soon
ReplyDeleteBarbara
LOVE! So luxurious and sophisticated. I love the room with the big tennis racket! I hope you feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteHis work is wonderful...I can see why you like his work...it reminds me of yours....
ReplyDeleteI love that you are destined to be friends but he just doesn't know it yet! Once he sees your work I know you will become friends :)
ReplyDeleteStacy
Beautifully designed rooms. How refreshing to see not one single chevron patterned rug, chalk painted furniture or antique buffet turned into something new with a coat of paint or any other "trend" that seems to be taking over many designers rooms these days. Love them all!
ReplyDeleteTina,
ReplyDeleteScott has an amazing portfolio of work! And, I so see similarities between his rooms and yours!! I think you were channeling him!
Sorry you've been under the weather....take good care of yourself!!!
xoxo Elizabeth
I am always so flattered to have you stop by!
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel better soon, my friend! I JUST overcame all the effects of the pneumonia. It really had a hold on me! You will be in my prayers. How is your husband feeling?
I agree with Elizabeth, you have such a wonderful design aesthetic, very much in line with Mr. Snyder. It is very elegant.
xo
Andie
Tina,
ReplyDeleteScott has an amazing portfolio of work! And, I so see similarities between his rooms and yours!! I think you were channeling him!
Sorry you've been under the weather....take good care of yourself!!!
xoxo Elizabeth
I agree with Elizabeth, you have such a wonderful design aesthetic, very much in line with Mr. Snyder. It is very elegant.
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Hello Tina! I am sorry to hear that you are feeling badly, hopefully you will fell better soon. In fact if beautiful pictures and good design were a cure for ailments I think we would all be a 100%. I love EVERY room!
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I learned of Scott Snyder's work last year when one of the designers on his staff commissioned eight prints from me for a bedroom. If that excitement weren't enough, they were using one of my favorite Jim Thompson fabrics in the room! His work is so elegant. Everything is just beyond lovely. I hope you're feeling better, Tina! So sorry to hear you aren't well!
ReplyDeleteI'm dumbfounded! How impressive is that portfolio of work. I still can't get past that amazing blue and white kitchen! So pretty. I hope you don't mind. I've posted a few of these on FB.
ReplyDeleteYour Blog is the absolute best!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are feeling better. Spring allergies can be bad. Hope they don't cause migraines for you. That first bathroom is to die for! xo
ReplyDeleteHow fun is this - Lovely, lovely! My favorite blog.
ReplyDeleteChristine
Really, Tina! Do you want to kill me!!! My heart is racing a mile a minute... these images are so so fabulous! Each room is so beautifully appointed and filled with details that demand to be poured over!!!! Oh my goodness!!!!
ReplyDeleteSorry I have been a little MIA lately, we are in the middle of planning a northern wedding celebration here at StoneGable over Memorial day weekend for my son and his new wife. So I am quite distracted lately.
Feel better. I just said a little prayer for you.
xo
allergies are making me miserable too! and with all the burning of brush around me, i'm a hot mess. these gorgeous rooms are a lovely distraction.
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michele
Hi Tina, Fabulous post!! Scot is incredibly talented! Can't believe I haven't spotted his work before. Will be referring back to this post A LOT!!!! Hope you feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteLove that huge tennis racket! The blue and white kitchen is quite interesting. Got some lovely designs in there. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOMG! Now THAT is an impressive portfolio!!! Every room is beautifully and artistically layered. The details....just incredible.
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Loi
These photos are looking so beautiful.Thank you for sharing images having modern furniture.
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