Building On Tradition

Building On TraditionOver two decades, William Curtis and Russell Windham have worked to show that classical architecture can embody the same attention to context and custom approach to design often ascribed to more modern movements, underscoring how versatile classical ideals and details can be. In styles reminiscent of the great Tudor manor houses of England to quaint symmetrical clapboard farmhouses, quintessentially Mission style haciendas, and of course neo Georgian

and light brown

KBNY has created a very special book that includes 175 images of iconic Show House rooms selected from the past 50 years

Deep green sloped shades add sophisticated color and visual interest

The frame not only provides a sophisticated border for the artwork but also complements the white tones

flat plates today can serve as a base for a collection of candles or sculptural artwork

with chamfered edging and an extended base for an open look with bonus storage

creating a sophisticated focal point for your entertainment setup

while the center bank of three drawers offers ample space for organizing essentials

Perfectly sized to keep your favorite drink or book within reach

Hand kantha-stitched by women artisans working from home as part of a cottage industry

casual look of linen with the easy care and comfort of cotton

water-repellent and quick-drying abilities