Sister Parish: American Style
Author(s): Martin Wood
Sister Parish was the grande dame of American twentieth-century decorators and is credited with developing the style of interior decoration known as 'American Country Style'. Parish-Hadley, the decorating firm she founded and ran with her business partner, Albert Hadley, was extremely successful and it produced a huge body of work, but Sister's most famous client was Jacqueline Kennedy, for whom she worked at the White House and at Glen Ora, a presidential retreat in Virginia.
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Martin Wood is a designer of textiles, interiors and gardens who also has a winning way with words.
Contents Patrician Roots In Trade In Search of Style Decorating Camelot Parish-Hadley An Idea of Home Golden Years: Mature Decorating Style Twilights's End
General Fields
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- : Frances Lincoln Publishers Ltd
- : Frances Lincoln Publishers Ltd
- : 31 October 2011
- : 287mm X 230mm
- : United Kingdom
- : 01 November 2011
- : books
Special Fields
- : 200 colour illustrations, 200 colour illustrations
- : 224
- : 747.092
- : Hardback
- : Martin Wood