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Your next career move should place you at the heart of a truly high-performing team. This website gives you insight into life at EY — how we'll help you develop your career and why working here provides opportunities and experiences you won't find elsewhere.
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As an experienced professional, you know how important culture and team fit are to success. Our selection process will help us both assess if we fit together and whether you're likely to succeed at EY.
There are six steps to complete before we can welcome you on board.
Visit Job Search to look for opportunities in Advisory, Assurance, Tax, Transactions or Support Services. Jobs are listed by service line as well as geography, and you'll find detailed information about specific requirements in the job descriptions.
The candidate profile and application form takes about 30 minutes to complete. You can save your application at any point and return to it if necessary. To apply for more than one position, or to work in more than one location, you must complete an application form for each position. We'll let you know when we receive your information and, if your application meets our requirements, we'll invite you to an interview.
Think about what you want to tell us about yourself, relevant work experience, and your point of view on current market trends and sector developments. We want to get to know you as an individual and discover your strengths and attributes. Interviews are for both of us to assess if you're likely to succeed at EY. Be prepared to interview us about the scope of the role, our expectations and our vision for how we could work together.
We'll interview you over the phone or at one of our offices. We may also ask you to complete a written assessment, either online or at a testing center. The exact structure and content will depend on the service line and role to which you apply, as different roles need different skills. We'll keep in touch and provide you with feedback and guidance on the next steps.
If you successfully complete the interview and selection process, we'll make you a formal offer in writing. You'll have the opportunity to ask any questions and, if you're happy with the offer, we'll look forward to receiving your confirmation and welcoming you on board.
You'll find a large community of people at EY ready to welcome you. After an initial induction, you'll have opportunities to network with your peers and to participate in ongoing orientation programs suited to your level of experience. We'll make you feel welcome, and give you every chance to succeed here.
There are a number of criteria we ask you to meet. If you do, you can relax in the knowledge that you'll feel comfortable within our working environment — and that you'll be working with people who share your values.
Our unique global structure provides you with extensive career opportunities while enabling us to respond quickly and deliver consistent quality service to our clients around the world.
We look for high performers, who consistently deliver quality work while continually looking for ways to improve.
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We want people who understand the challenges of working in a professional services environment, and are focused on achieving and delivering the best for our clients.
Make sure you know everything you can about our application, interview and selection process. You can also find out more about working here, your career development and life at EY.
Visit Job Search for opportunities in Advisory, Assurance, Tax, Transactions and Core Business Services. We list jobs by service line as well as by geography. You'll also find more detailed information about specific requirements within each job description. You can either apply online or "Add to my Job Cart" to apply after reviewing various job opportunities.
You can do basic searches, advanced searches or simply fill in a general profile application and, by activating the "Jobs Matching My Profile" functionality, we will inform you about new job opportunities according to your preferences. Please note that by using "Save This Search" you can save your searches according to your personal preferences so that when you come back you can reuse those criteria.
Go to Job Search and browse the list of job opportunities available in your country of choice. Once you've identified a suitable position(s), apply online and submit your CV/resume. We'll send you a confirmation email when we have received your information. If your application meets our requirements, we'll invite you for an interview. Visit Joining EY or Interview Tips for more information on the process.
To increase your opportunities for success, we encourage you to submit your profile directly to an open position. Identify your area(s) of interest, search for jobs, select "Apply Now", fill out a personal profile and submit your CV/resume.
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You can apply for any open position(s) you see in any of the 140+ countries in which we have offices. Your eligibility will depend on the hiring country's qualification requirements, employment laws, work permit and/or visa requirements.
When you submit your application online, we'll immediately send you an e-mail confirmation that your information has been successfully received. If your qualifications and experience match our requirements, a recruiter will contact you to discuss your CV/resume in more detail. Because we receive so many applications, we can't make personal contact with everyone who applies for a position.
Go to the top right side of your screen and click "Contact Us". Select your country in the "Select a Location Specific to your Query" field. Fill in all required fields, adding in your question(s) in the comments box. An email will be sent to the relevant country and a Recruitment team member will contact you regarding to your query.
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By going to the Candidate Profile section at the right of the screen you can fill in a General Application, which won't be attached to any specific role. This means that you'll be an active candidate within our database so that a recruiter can find you whenever they perform a search according to your preferences and qualifications.
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However, in order to maintain the same high standards of service quality and delivery in each of our locations, we have a global governance structure. This consists of four geographic Areas, each with an Area Executive that works in close association with our Global Executive, headed up by our CEO, Jim Turley.
To support our efforts as a global organization, we also have a global entity, EY Global, which works strategically with each of our Areas to support consistency and excellence in all of our activities around the world.
EY has 190,000 people working across the world in more than 150 countries. Take a look at our location map.
Use the links below for in-depth information about each of our main service lines, their various sub-service lines and areas of focus.
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We're committed to helping our people succeed professionally and personally. We have a pragmatic approach to supporting individuals in meeting commitments in and out of the office. Through discussion and negotiation, we work together to agree on a framework that meets the needs of our business, our teams, our clients and those of our people.
It's an approach that allows you to manage family commitments or pursue personal passions outside of work. We're proud that some of our people have participated in the Olympics, written novels and recorded albums alongside sustaining their career at EY. We're equally proud that people raise families whilst working for us.
You want to realize your ambitions and advance your career and we want to help you do that. We have a learning and development framework called EYU (EY and You) that will help you identify the training you need to achieve your potential and how to make the most of the learning, experiences and coaching we provide.
Your development is a mutual commitment: we provide an infrastructure that supports your growth, while you take responsibility for articulating your needs and making the most of opportunities. Together, we'll help you reach your aspirations.
Training is a core part of our learning and development framework, EYU (EY and You). We'll help you address your specific needs through award-winning formal learning, both classroom-based and virtual. No matter where you are, you'll have access to global tools and resources to build the technical competencies as well as business and relationship skills you need for success.
And you'll also benefit from informal training through on-the-job coaching, skills-based volunteering and mentoring. You can learn more by reading the Your development section of this site.
You own your career at EY but developing it is a mutual commitment. You're responsible for articulating your development needs and aspirations. We provide a supportive, learning, teaming and high-performance environment that will help you become a leader in your chosen service line.
We offer plenty of career options and, wherever possible, we allow flexibility, so you can balance the demands of your professional and personal life. In return, you take responsibility for your professional and personal growth and for performing at your best every day. We aim to help you progress and take on more responsibility as soon as you're ready to do so.
The amount you travel depends on the service line you join, your area of focus and the clients you serve. While travel is not a requirement for career development, we strongly encourage diversity of experience. You can discuss likely travel requirements in more detail during your interview.
At EY we have a culture that encourages mobility. If you are with us for over a year, have a proven track record of performance and the right skills and qualifications, we urge you to explore the global opportunities available through various short and long-term secondments. Go to Job Search to learn more about all available opportunities and to our website for more details on mobility programs we offer once you've joined.
You'll find specific information about our service lines, sectors and areas of focus within our careers pages, as well as on the main ey.com pages. Once you've identified where you're most likely to fit within our organization, go to Job Search to look for available opportunities. The job descriptions contain a wealth of information, including qualifications and experience required.
There's no typical week at EY. Your hours will vary according to the work or engagement in which you're involved. Occasionally, there may be some weekend work, particularly during busy periods.
We encourage teams at all levels to work flexibly and discuss and negotiate how to meet the demands of each engagement. By communicating regularly with your team and supervisor, you'll be able to understand their expectations and plan your time effectively.
We're committed to creating an environment where all people feel valued, are part of the community and are able to perform at their best. Diversity is the mix of people we have and inclusiveness is how we leverage the mix to ensure that everyone feels welcomed. It's about welcoming and harnessing diverse viewpoints, and about how this leads to making better decisions for us and our clients.
It's also about operating in a way that helps people achieve their potential and make a difference, wherever they come from and whatever their characteristics. We believe in developing our people's cultural awareness and skills, including helping them to be aware of their own assumptions, frames of reference and behaviors.
To us, diversity and inclusiveness make business sense: they help us engage with clients and teams in a global economy. And in a world of shifting demographics, they allow us to navigate efficiently across boundaries.
Here, you'll find individuals representing a variety of backgrounds, opinions and perspectives but united by a shared set of values. This means there are plenty of groups and networks built around shared issues and interests. These range from hobbies, sports and creative or intellectual pursuits through to support and volunteer opportunities.
They also include groups such as working mothers professional women's networks, ethnic and cultural groups and a well-supported lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender group. Regardless of your background or areas of focus, you'll find colleagues who share your interests.
We recognize that we have a responsibility to reduce our impact on the environment but we also see sustainability as an important business issue for Ernst &Young and for our clients.
On a global basis, we're measuring our carbon footprint and finding ways to reduce it, such as:
As an individual, you can participate in one of the eco-teams in our offices that promote responsible practices or you can contribute your time to a charity or organization that benefits the environment.
We have a philosophy of encouraging our people to use their skills to help their communities achieve their potential by volunteering in the three Es: entrepreneurship, education and environmental sustainability.
For example, EY people serve as tutors for promising secondary school students, mentor aspiring entrepreneurs and organize tree-planting efforts. You'll have many opportunities to get involved in the community where you live or work — and doing so can help you develop your personal skills in unconventional ways too.
We value the contribution working parents make to our organization and support them professionally and personally. We recognize there is more to life than work.
Our encouragement of working mothers in the workplace has been recognized in many countries as leading. We are committed to our people being great professionals and great parents (if they choose to be parents) and will work with you to achieve the flexibility needed to do this.
We offer a supportive environment that encourages our people to succeed professionally and personally. Whether that's to pursue a hobby or look after your family, we have an approach to flexible working that supports commitments outside of the office, which is why we offer excellent maternity and paternity benefits as a matter of course.
At EY, we are committed to building life-long relationships with our people. We want you to feel welcome here even if you choose to leave the company. Many of our practices throughout the world run successful alumni programs to bring previous and existing EY people together.


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Mon Refugee camps in Thailand, 1990 - 1996.
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Spencer gave me this journal for my Bat Mitzvah. The guys on it are the Young Rascals, because I got that book Five Hundred 45s but I never look at it so I cut out all the album art I want to hang on my walls or use for collaging. The hearts and back are from old wrapping paper from my pal Edward of Meadham Kirchhoff, and the words are from the Young Rascals, too.
I don't have much to write because this one doesn't have a narrative or concept or anything the way some others I've talked about recently have, just a bunch of images and colors that make sense together in my brain:
This is the inside of the back cover of the journal, I forget what 45 it's from.
Album art for Q and Not U, and teacups at Disneyland.
Mary Blair is probably the most important here. She worked at Disney through the '40s-'70s, developing characters and coloring movies like Peter Pan, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Fantasia, and Dumbo. She wore differently tinted glasses every day because she enjoyed the colors, and her nickname at the office was Marijuana Blair. She also designed It's a Small World at Disneyland, which is SUPER IMPORTANT:
I just like Disneyland because it feels frozen in time. Everything is so specific to how it originally was, so even the Churro carts are pretty...
I loved these pictures Spencer's mom let us post on Rookie of her trip there and to Universal Studios in the late '60s and early '70s. When I went a few months ago the trash can in the photo below, on the left, had the same design. See what I mean? I'd just like to force everyone who goes into dressing like Little Bo Peep and then it will finally be the creepy pastel churro utopia I've always dreamed of.
And a letter her friend wrote her while she was there, with matching colors:
Rodarte's Spring 2012 collection was inspired by the rich glowy coloring in old Disney movies, so there must've been a lot of Mary Blair in that inspiration, too. Which then got them to Vincent van Gogh, who used similar colors. The whole thing is a VISUAL DELIGHT.
My French teacher's room, which I was weird and took pictures of during study hall, matches all this.
Kelly O'Connor's collages of It's a Small World, old Disney, and Willy Wonka. The blue and orange diamond one perfectly matches the Churros cart from Disneyland above!
Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka, and the poster font
Munchkinland from The Wizard of Oz
Suzy's entire essence, Frances McDormand's '60s printed dresses, and the font from Moonrise Kingdom
My red saddle shoes, a gift from Rachel Antonoff, and this vintage dress of mine mentioned on the notebook page as "my dress I wore to make churros with Emily & Siobhan." CHURROS ARE SO GOOD YOU GUYS.
Mad Men
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
Old NBC peacock
Colors and prints and shoe/sock situation and slightly prim deal going on with Creatures of the Wind Spring 2012
Colors and shapes in these photos Petra sent me for inspiration
Flight attendant uniforms of the '70s
And here's the snippet from my interview with Daniel Clowes that I wrote about on that notebook page way up above:
What was influential to you growing up, visually?
Just the whole world. As a kid I loved the look of the early '60s, kind of the pre-hippie era, just the haircuts and clothes and the way women dressed, it was really appealing. And then all of a sudden people started wearing, like, filthy clothes and messy hair and stuff. That seemed really hideous and horrible to me. It definitely relates to what was going on in my life at the time because, as with many kids who grew up then, my family was just disintegrating while all that stuff came in, so it represented this chaos that was entering my life. But I still have an affection for that pre-1968 look, that kind of saturated Technicolor look. That seems like the real world to me, or like the way things should be.


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The Alys Beach Designer Showhouse, designed by the Tallahassee architecture firm of Huffman Tarmey Architecture, is new construction. This 3,456-square foot courtyard home with four bedrooms and three and a half baths, has a wonderful flow between spaces, yet each room has definition to allow each designer to create a unique environment. To create the sense of cohesiveness you might find in the home of a single homeowner, the designers all agreed to use a soothing beachfront-inspired palette of neutrals with accents of color adding visual interest.
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The Kitchen color cues come from the blue tile backsplash that was installed. The light blue color was used throughout the kitchen to accent the space. Designer Holly Floyd Shipman warmed the room with textures and tones from nature.
Kitchen Sources:
Flooring: ("Versailles"/Champagne): Peacock Pavers, 800/264-2072, peacockpavers.com
Refrigerator: (Classic/Stainless #650/S): Sub-Zero Inc., 800/222-7820, subzero.com Range: ("Dual Fuel" #DF366, 6-burner); range Hood: (#PW362210); microwave: (#MW24): Wolf Appliance Inc., 800/332-9513, subzero.com
Dishwasher: Bosch Appliances, 800/944-2904, boschappliances.com
Disposer: (Pro 333): insinkerator, insinkerator.com
Cabinetry: (V-groove flush-board panel): 30-A Cabinetry, 850/534-0822
Hardware: ("Pamar Italian Contemporary Knob" #PAM-14835): MyKnobs.com, 866/695-6627, myknobs.com
Countertops: ("Alhambra Travertine," honed): Walker Zanger, walkerzanger.com Backsplash tile: ("Tessera Series/Moonstone #102, 1x2-inch field tile, non-iridescent): Oceanside Glasstile, glasstile.com
Sink: ("Blanco Precision Super Single Bowl"/Stainless Steel #512747): Blanco America, 800/451-5782, blancoamerica.com
Faucet: ("Lady Lux Café with spray pull down"/Stainless Steel #33 755 SDE): Grohe, 800/201-3407, groheamerica.com
Wall-mounted potfiller faucet: (#36 851 625 + 12 650 970 in Platinum Matte): Dornbracht, 800/774-1181, dornbracht.com
Rug: Design on the Gulf, 850/231-4844, designonthegulf.com
This worn glass bottle accentuates the blend of old and new used in the kitchen. Holly Shipman said she wanted to make the kitchen look collected, as if the family had been living in their beach home for years.
Continuing with the natural theme in the kitchen, the limed oak breakfast table pays homage to driftwood that would be found on the beach. "A beach home should be a place where you can relax. Incorporating age and nature automatically makes it more serene," says Shipman.
Breakfast Room Sources:
Counter Stools: Bohlert Massey, 850/231-3940, bohlertmassey.com
Table: Pizitz Home and Cottage, 850/231-2240, theseasidestyle.com
Banquette Cushion: Norma Sears Upholstery, 850/622-5622
Pendant over table ("Costanzina"/White): Luceplan, 212/966-1399, luceplan.com Dishware, flatware, glassware, cooking utensils, food items: Williams-Sonoma, 800/541-2233, williams-sonoma.com
Designer Holly Floyd Shipman. "I often do this palette on the beach," she says. "It's inspired by the Gulf of Mexico--sand and blue--it's all right there for you, so this is a natural extension."
Susan Massey and Luanne Kelly, Bohlert Massey Interiors, The Villages of South Walton, 10343 E. County Hwy 301-A, Seacrest Beach, FL 34212; 850/231-3940, bohlertmassey.com
With windows on three sides, the living room is filled with natural light throughout the day. An antique daybed and elegant linen sofa provide comfortable seating.
Massey topped the stone floor that runs throughout the entire house with a large rug made of alpaca, which serves as an outline for the placement of worn, rustic furniture. Cerulean blue introduces a sense of fashion and ties the space back to the ocean. A leather-upholstered Chippendale chair offers a sunny spot for relaxing vacation reading, and a Venetian glass chandelier offers soft illumination at night.
A stone fireplace anchors one corner of the living room. An alpaca rug and rustic wooden coffee table continue the natural theme found throughout the house.
A blue Venetian glass chandelier complements the vintage baby-blue chair, and adds a touch of glamour to the space.
Custom-designed hanging shelves made from jute rope and driftwood allows for a creative way to display art.
The alcove in the living room is the perfect place for this table with a weathered-grey finish. Designer Susan Massey puts her stamp on the room through the details of the space, including the objects that adorn this table.
The wooden mirrors atop the table in the alcove have the feeling of driftwood, and are adorned with seashell decoration--a throwback to the shells that sprinkle the beach.
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Even the tray of glasses on the table gives a nod to nature through the presence of some oyster shells.
Living Room Sources:
Belgian linen sofa; flax linen daybed: Verellen, 336/889-7379, verhellenhc.com
Banded linen and flange pillows: Bohlert Massey Home, 850/231-3940, bohlertmassey.com
Wing-back chair(mid-century); zinc table (antique); mirror (petite vintage mirror); chandelier (antique): Antiques on Holiday, 850/837-0488, antiquesonholiday.com Cocktail table: Bobo Intriguing Objects, 404/355-2309, bobointriguingobjects.com
Rug: (Abaca): Merida Meridian, 800/345-2200, meridameridian.com
Side table: ("Nickie"): Vagabond Vintage, 404/351-6484, vagabondvintage.com
Plaster tree fungus ornament: Campo de'Fiori, 413/528-1857, campodefiori.com
Faux bois table: Currey and Co., 877/768-6428, curreyco.com
Pharmacy floor lamp ("Pimlico Tripod Boom-Arm Pharmacy Floor Lamp"/Bronze #CHA9151, by Visual Comfort): Circa Lighting, 877/762-2323, circalighting.com
Golden iron and antiqued mirror side table: Arteriors Home, 877/488-8866, arteriorshome.com
Alabaster lamp (with parchment shade by Visual Comfort): Circa Lighting, 877/762-2323, circalighting.com
Chinese garden stools: Emissary Home & Garden, 800/848-5997, emissaryusa.com
Designer Susan Massey. "Even though the natural elements outside are very calming, the beach can still be chaotic with bright colors," says Massey.
Carol Murphy Rauschkolb, Carol Murphy Design, P.O. Box 611208, Rosemary, FL 32461; 850/830-3541, carolmurphydesign.com
The study, designed by Carol Murphy Rauschkolb, switches up the blue color scheme by incorporating a light sea-foam green rug into an otherwise neutral white space.
Chair ("Bruno Wing Chair"): Cisco Brothers, ciscobrothers.com
Pillow: Hable Construction, 718/834-1752, hableconstruction.com. Available from Piztiz Home & Cottage, 866/795-5675, theseasidestyle.com
Seaside throw: discontinued
Small side table: Two's Company, 800/896-7266, twoscompany.com. Available through Bella Beach, 850/837-621, bellabeachhome.com
Rug (custom): Oasis Rugs, 850/650-9292, oasisrugsandhome.com
Dale Trice and Kati Lockley, Design Services of Florida, 4281 East County Hwy 30-A, Seagrove Beach, FL 32459; 850/231-4844, designonthegulf.com.
Two antique Scottish Oak Barley twist chairs are flanked by custom-designed ivory duck-cloth chairs with wooden legs and jute accents at a Simone table in the dining room.
Linen draperies were used to create visual interest and separation between the open kitchen and dining room.
Beautiful Juliska dinnerware and crystal glassware settings offer style without the formal fuss. The cream and blue color scheme continues with the hallmark palette of the house.
Dining Room Sources:
Table base ("Simone"); glass top: Old Biscayne, oldbiscaynedesigns.com
Barley twist chairs: (antique); Dining chairs in ivory duck cloth (custom); chandelier (antique); rug: (custom); faux white tortoise shell wall hanging Design on the Gulf, 850/231-4844, designonthegulf.com
Aqua salmon-glass sculpture (by Will Dexter): Fusion Art Glass Gallery, 877/231-5405, fusionartglass.com
Textured sheer drapery (custom); hardware (bronze): Drape 98, 850/225-8861, drape98.com
Chargers; dinner and dessert plates; goblets ("Graham"); flutes and petite vases ("Florence"); martini pitcher and glasses ("McCleary"); flatware ("Bamboo"): Juliska, 888/414-8448, juliska.com
Hammered stainless steel bowl, serving pieces (by Atticus Cole); votives ("Vie Luxe Maldives Votives"): Design on the Gulf, 850/231-4844, designonthegulf.com
Art (encaustic on wood and acrylic, by Dusty Griffith): Bill Lowe Gallery, 404/352-8114, lowegallery.com
Designer Dale Trice stands in front of the large encaustic painting of acrylic on wood that creates a dramatic backdrop in the dining room.
The cozy sun-filled window seat at the bottom of the stairs is a sweet spot in which to curl up with a magazine.
The whimsical patterned pillows on the window seat add a splash of color without interrupting the serenity of the small space.
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Window-seat cushion ("Wrangler White" #2542216): Fabricut, 800/999-8200, fabricut.com Center pillow ("Alfa I/Linen 3136); pillow with black piping (#502); patterned pillows ("Estrellas de Sol 1"): Pablo Mekis Artisan Pillows Inc., 305/666-8878
Susan Byrd, Piztiz Home & Cottage, 850/231-2240
In the guest bedroom, the bed is covered in a neutral-toned linen-cotton blend. The antique starfish prints in the windows play up the beach theme of the showhouse.
Designer Susan Byrd. Of the guest bedroom, Byrd says, "I wanted to give it a serene feeling--soft lines, soft colors. I didn't want to overwhelm the space."
Bed ("Butler Bed"); heirloom quilt and vintage washed linen bolster and pillowcases; seashell pillow (custom); starfish prints (antique); adjustable tent lamp: Pizitz Home & Cottage, 850/231-2240
Drapery (custom): Carol Holloway-Draperies & Window Coverings Inc., 850/865-4263
Libby Baker, Mary Kay Samouce and Susan Paige York, SPY Lifestyles, 790 N. Hwy 393 3-A, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459; 850/855-0935, www.spylifestyle.com
The colorful upstairs bedroom has playful touches that say "all boy" while still maintaining the sophisticated tone that is featured throughout the rest of the house. Custom turtle pillows and the draperies hung with nautical rope complete the beach house room.
Painting (Red Bridge by Leila Nejad LaCrosse): Stellars Gallery, 800/642-5716, stellarsgallery.com
Chest of drawers: Bernard Molyneaux Collection, 954/596-5858
Twin Beds; sea turtle pillows: (custom design by Mary Kay Samouce), window treatments: (custom rope hanging treatment): Baker Design Co., 850/502-0790 Antique wheels: Love Train Antiques, 404/271-8630, lovetrainantiques.com
Drapery (silk): The Silk Trading Co., 323/954-9280, silktrading.com
Paige S. Schnell, Tracery Interiors, 72 Main St., Rosemary Beach, FL 32461; 860/231-6755, traceryinteriors.com
A touch of glamour is added to the master suite by the mirrored bedside tables with curvy legs that flank the bed. The bed, upholstered in a taupe cotton velvet, is positioned in a carved-out niche. The elegant chandelier with a dramatic silhouette serves as a focal point for the room.
A generous chaise anchors a sunny corner of the room that looks out on to the private veranda.
Bed (#40-66, king); bed fabric ("Laster"/Taupe); chaise ("TV Lounger" #3672-21); chaise fabric (discontinued): Lee Industries, 800/892-7150, leeindustries.com
Sheets (Italian): Restoration Hardware, 800/910-9836, resorationhardware.com
Coverlet and Euroshams ("Far East Coverlet"/Oystershell #8175): SDH Fine European Linens, 707/864-8075, sdhonline.com
Striped pillow on bed ("Breton"/Alpine #7327/01); floral pillows on bed ("Manderley"/Alpine #7325/01): Romo, 212/319-7666
Bedside tables ("Distressed Mirror Side Tables" #F155): Aidan Gray Home, 888/273-4229, aidangrayhome.com
Table lamps ("Terrarium Large," with shade #L145); shell balls in lamps (discontinued): Roost, 415/339-9500, roostco.com
Wooden carved transoms in niche (antique): Tracery Interiors, 850/231-6755, traceryinteriors.com
Chandelier ("Maxim" #89414): Arteriors, 877/488-8866, arteriorshome.com
Rug (Afghan, one-of-a-kind): Paige Albright Orientals, 205/877-3232, paigealbrightorientals.com
Carved twisting sculpture with steel stand (one-of-a-kind): Bjorling & Grant, 612/827-3000, bjorlinggrant.com
Floor lamp ("Bodega" #75409-403): Arteriors, 877/488-8866, arteriorshome.com
Table bedside chaise ("Brigitte 1-Drawer Side Table"): Bungalow 5, 212/947-1500, bungalow5.com
Sepia Photograph behind chaise (by Colleen Duffley): Colleen Duffley Photography, 850/534-0475, colleenduffleyphotography.com
Armoire (antique): drapery design; drapery hardware (custom): Tracery Interiors, 850/231-6755, traceryinteriors.com
Plain drapery ("Brother"/Natural #3404535): Fabricut, 800/999-8200, fabricut.com Striped drapery ("Breton"/Alpine #7327/01): Romo, 212/319-7666, room.com
Paint ("Decorators White"): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com
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The master bath, covered in green tile, is the perfect space to wash away a day in the sun and sand.
Tub ("Iron works" #K-711): Kohler, 800/456-4537, kohler.com
Faucets ("Brandywood Tub Faucet with Soft Touch Personal Shower and Cross Handles"/Polished Chrome); towel bar ("Brandywood" #D441411): Danze, danze.com
Tiles (field mosaic); countertop (white Venetino slab, honed); floor (Tribeca Series/Classic White): Walker Zanger, 713/880-9292, walkerzanger.com
Seashells: Tracery Interiors, 850/231-6755
Vanity and cabinet: 30-A Cabinetry, 850/534-0822
Cabinetry pulls (#PAM-10251, by Pamar): MyKnobs.com, 866/695-6627, myknobs.com
Designer Paige Schnell did not let the laid-back attitude of a beach home deter her from creating a luxurious retreat--complete with a touch of glamour--out of the master suite.


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Foreign Bodies
Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra
Esa-Pekka Salonen
World premiere recordings
Wing on Wing
Foreign Bodies
Anu + Piia Komsi
Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra
Esa-Pekka Salonen
Int. Release 01 Feb. 2005
0289 477 5375 9
World premiere recordings
Wing on Wing includes the most unabashedly beautiful and introspective music that Salonen has written Los Angeles Times, 2004
Track List
Esa-Pekka Salonen (1958 - )
Foreign Bodies
Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Esa-Pekka Salonen
Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Anu Komsi, Piia Komsi
Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Esa-Pekka Salonen
Total Playing Time 1:06:43
Played with new confidence, żWing on Wingż took on a more euphoric character . . . The performance was pure celebration . . . Also on the program . . . were Debussyżs żFantaisież and Stravinskyżs żRite of Springż . . . There may be little left to say about Salonenżs żRiteż, it has become one of the signature Disney Hall experiences. But his interpretation evolves, growing freer, more expressive, more exhilarating. If the Cologne performance comes across as this one did, it will drive the Germans wild.
If anyone needed further confirmation of the strengths of Esa-Pekka Salonen, and his success in sharing those strengths with the musical life of this city, the events of the past week should answer any lingering questions . . . "Wing on Wing" was wonderful to hear again live, breezing through the same hall and through the musical forces for which it was written . . . I love its sparkle, its cold, clear wind.
Whatever his talents as a conductor (and they are considerable), this new release confirms Esa-Pekka Salonen's true genius as a composer. With the Finnish Radio Symphony Salonen presents three original, powerful, captivating and -- get this --thoroughly enjoyable works . . . music that's thought-provoking and challenging yet
allows you to leave your antidepressants at home . . . The Finnish Radio Symphony plays with consummate virtuosity in these powerful composer-led performances. DG's recording presents it all with extraordinary clarity, presence, and dynamic impact. If you're looking to be excited about new music again, get this disc.
This trio of recent works by Salonen suggests that he's one of the most interesting composers on today's scene. All three share the virtues of his highly individual style, modernistic and accessible . . . A fascinating disc that should be heard.
Eerie yet beguiling . . .
The music is brilliantly scored . . . "Wing on Wing" creates a celestial shimmer . . . The impact is haunting . . . the end is a rush of virtuoso excitement, played here with thrilling enthusiasm . . . "Insomnia" is inspired tone-painting: flickering bits of restlessness merge with hazy and surreal dreamscapes.
The recent works here offer a measure of Mr. Salonen's gift for cinematically picturesque scoring . . . "Wing on Wing" is far more than the celebratory fanfare such works tend to be . . . This imaginative 26-minute work is sometimes downright eerie. The Finnish Radio Symphony plays all the music magnificently.
Rating: Excellent
Anyone who liked "Insomnia" on this week's Philadelphia Orchestra concerts will no doubt be interested in this disc featuring that and other works ("Foreign Bodies" and "Wing on Wing") composed and conducted by Salonen. As a conductor who works with a wide range of symphonic repertoire, it's no surprise that Salonen the composer uses his great colleagues of the past as a jumping-off point, whether it's midperiod Stravinsky, early-period Adams, or Nielsen's Symphony No. 3. Yet there's nothing really derivative about this music. In all instances, Salonen's personality soon takes over with his characteristically keen sense of orchestral color, witty sleights of hand, and a hectic sense of incident that makes his pieces downright entertaining.
. . . Salonen is a sonic inventor of great imagination and coloristic skill . . . the triumph here is "Wing on Wing," a salute to the new Walt Disney Concert Hall, where Salonen is music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. The score is a shining evocation of Frank Gehry's explosive, curvy architecture, with two sopranos taking flight and Gehry himself making an appearance as speaker. The Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra plays everything with superb cohesion under Salonen . . .
. . . the gorgeous or scintillating orchestration is only one of the features that make this music so memorable and instantly appealing . . . The performances are stunning (no need to doubt Salonen's credentials as his own interpreter), as are the recordings, which manage to capture a welter of detail without unbalancing the overall sound picture. Recommended.
The three orchestral works here boast an intoxicating, individual mix of kaleidoscopic detail and physical impetus . . . The sheer invention of "Insomnia" is enthralling on every level -- rhythmically, melodically, harmonically and texturally. The vivid
performance and recording bring this out ideally, with overwhelming ensemble energy
and virtuoso wind playing. "Insomnia" is a modern masterpiece . . . an aural extravaganza that's haunting and head- spinning by turns.
. . . a major event . . .
Technically imposing . . . the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra plays magnificently . . .
Itżs impossible to listen to this brilliant, exciting music and not be dazzled by its energy, its pyrotechnical display, its kaleidoscopic scattering of light and color . . . Performances (led by the conductor) are splendiferous, and sonics are flat-out stunning. Whatever its lapses, this release confirms, if confirmation were needed, that this Finnish musician is a compositional force to be reckoned with.
He is a real composer, as this release clearly proves . . . his overall mastery of technique, form, and orchestration is indisputable. Above all, orchestration. Salonen's music is one for which the old descriptor "sonic spectacular" was designed. It's been quite a while since I've heard symphonic music with such an extraordinary range and depth of color, as well as a brilliant sheen and transparency. It's also wildly imaginative in its color combinations, registations, and textures. Inevitably, conducting the "survivable music", which is the classical repertoire, has given him an up-close insight into what works and doesn't, and he's learned his lessons well . . . This combination of rich contemporary harmony with powerful rhythmic drive makes him a fascinating test case for aestetic synthesis . . .
For the symphony subscriber who's always complaining that the DSO doesn't play enough new music: Esa-Pekka Salonen, "Wing on Wing." (Deutsche Grammophon). Three bustling and brilliantly scored dreamscapes by a Finnish composer better known as the charismatic conductor who has turned the Los Angeles Symphony into one of America's most vital orchestras.
Mr. Salonen . . . has the technique and imagination to create brilliantly vivid and entirely original scores.
Dirigent und Orchester geben da einem alten Favoriten Kraft und Klasse, Herz und Hirn. Selten klang Hindemith so blutvoll, so leidenschaftlich und dabei stets durchhörbar.
Für alle avantgardistischen Stürme bieten die finnischen Radio-Sinfoniker unter Maestro Salonen fabelhafte Virtuosität.
Schon von Weitem signalisiert der utopische Konzertsaal ozeanisches Ungestüm und magischen Glanz. Salonens Musik kleidet diese Überlegungen in einen Klangstrom aus Singstimmen und unabänderlich pulsierenden melodischen Mustern.
Vom Klischee der nordischen Schwermut . . . ist bei Esa-Pekka Salonen . . . wenig zu spüren. Auf geradezu unheimliche Weise versteht es Salonen, der seit vierzehn Jahren Chefdirigent des Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra mit besonderem Faible für die weniger konstruierte als klangmächtige neue Musik ist, die beiden Archetypen seiner Musik zu verschmelzen . . . Salonen ist einer der grossen Sinfoniker unserer Zeit. Welch mächtigen Sog seine teils heftig auffahrenden, teils melancholisch-zarten Begegnungen zwischen Melodie und Rhythmus zu entfalten vermögen, zeigt das Finnische Radio-Sinfonieorchester, . . . das bestens auf ihn hört, präzis und äusserst engagiert.
Dopé par le compositeur et chef d'orchestre, l'Orchestre symphonique de la Radio finlandaise offre une interprétation incontestablement grisante de ces trois nouvelles partitions.
Esa-Pekka Salonen: Citizen of Music
It was "with great excitement and anticipation" that Esa-Pekka Salonen viewed the new collaboration with Deutsche Grammophon as he signed his exclusive contract. Salonen referred to "the most prestigious label in the recording industry today", dedicated to "uncompromising music of high quality, old and new" - and the Finnish conductor-composer himself embodies that ideal with greater commitment than any other artist of his generation. It is the basis of his extraordinary career, the most recent fruits of which are now being presented by Deutsche Grammophon on the first CD dedicated to Salonen's works: music that belongs wholly to the present moment while looking with great vigour and confidence to the future.


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A touch of traditional brings charm to any space
Want to achieve the classic look in your home? The trick is to find those items that will look as lovely in your living room as they did in your great-grandmother's (well, maybe not the crocheted doilies). You can't go wrong if you let Greco-Roman elements of classical design guide you: order, symmetry, and balance. Take it a step further by creating focal points around which balance is achieved. Finally, employ timeless accents and motifs such as columns, busts, and urns—which can look surprisingly contemporary in your classic modern home.
Here, columns define the entry of a Martha's Vineyard home designed by Lisa Sternfeld.
Every classic home needs at least one portrait in a place of prominence, and this John Singer Sargent portrait of homeowner Cortright Wetherill's great-grandmother is one of the most striking we've ever published, capturing her flair with dashing brushstrokes and outstanding virtuosity.
The portrait influenced color choices for the living room, inspiring oyster silk curtains with coral and pale blue embellishments. Even the tassels and tiebacks were custom-matched to the distinctive blue of the painting.
Modern Portraits
This lovely portrait of a little girl in a garden is by Portrait Society of America's four-time award winner, Jeremy Lipking (b. 1975), who mesmerizes with fluid, brilliant brushwork. He is more interested in painting than portraiture, and it shows in his sensuous surfaces. "Even if you don't know the person, you should enjoy looking at the painting," says Lipking, who admires John Singer Sargent, Joaquin Sorolla, and Swedish painter Anders Zorn.
Folding screens and doors are handy for defining spaces and concealing utilitarian elements of a home, but they also carry with them a sense of mystery and intrigue. Here an antique leather screen from Lee Stanton Antiques and a tufted sofa create a cozy corner seating area in the living room of actress JoBeth Williams' home. The rolled arm sofa and sumptuous pillows contribute to the classic look.
Chinese Export Porcelain
Chinese export porcelain was exported from China to Europe, and then to North America, where it has been a favorite accent in traditional homes for centuries, especially in homes with classic blue-and-white palettes.
Here it is displayed in a Lake Forest home designed by Megan Winters. See more from this home on the next slide.
Busts, which can always be relied upon to impart an air of antiquity, define the seating area in this Lake Forest Home designed by Megan Winters. A Ralph Lauren "Acacia Grass" wallcovering in French blue enriches the room, along with shades fabricated in a Travers linen with a pattern of Chinese export vases, which the homeowners collect. Chair pillows are covered in "Les Touches" by Brunschwig & Fils. Jansen drink tables were found in France; busts defining the seating area are antiques.
Whimsical Bust
Here a bust is used with a touch of whimsy, dressed in a hat and necklace brought back from the homeowner's travels. Note the paired lamps and sconces, as well as the landscape—all classic touches in a California home that is bold and vibrant.
Folding Doors
In the home of actress Sela Ward, who brings Southern girl soul to her home in California, a sleek bar is hidden behind reclaimed doors in the living room.
Classic Motifs
Classic Greco-Roman motifs include the Greek key, the crest, the quatrefoil, and the shield. Here a neoclassic-style settee, upholstered in elegant ivory, gets a royal touch, with silver leaf added to highlight the carving on the frame. The bolster is rendered in a Greek key pattern.
Crest Pattern
In the Beverly Hills home of actor Sidney Poitier and his designer wife Joanna, a pillow in a crest pattern embellishes a sofa; draperies are in Chinoiserie, another classic style hallmarked by traditional Chinese motifs.
See more of this beautiful home here, and see another example of quatrefoil on the following slide.
Quatrefoil Pattern
A long familiar pattern in art and architecture, the quatrefoil is a decorative shape made up of four overlapping circles. Here a quatrefoil back "Alexandra" chair by Suzanne Kasler for Hickory Chair cozies up to at a built-in vanity, which features a shield-shaped mirror, yet another classical motif.
Sconces are among the oldest types of lighting. They stand out because they are mounted on the wall indoors, lighting dim corners, making rooms seem larger, and adding interest to corridors. Here English Deco sconces from the thirties flank a portrait of James Dean in a room designed by one of our readers' favorite classicists, Eric Cohler.
Tony Duquette Chandelier
This "Sunburst" chandelier, designed by the legendary Tony Duquette, a Hollywood set designer, jewelry maker, and interior designer, is considered a modern classic. "I'm delirious about his work," says Samantha Todhunter, who used the chandelier in a spectacular showcase apartment.
Crystal Chandelier
A crystal chandelier can embellish a formal space and elevate a casual one. Here, in a room by the late, great, designer Charles Faudree, octagonal mirrors catch the light from a crystal chandelier as milady makes her way from bedroom to master bath.
Wood Paneling
Wood paneling creates warmth and beautifully sets off artwork and furnishings. Here it was used to add character to a once nondescript room.
References to Nature
References to nature are welcome in any home, but are particular hallmarks of the classic home. Designer Frank Ponterio illustrates this with a gorgeous wallcovering in a powder room of the Ritz-Carlton Showcase in Chicago.
Tapestries are timeless, conferring warmth, providing texture, and compelling us with the stories they tell. "This tapestry is by far the most significant piece because it creates the color scheme for the entire house," says Roger Higgins, who designed this Nashville home with Ann Shipp. The sofa in front of the tapestry is from Lee Industries. The coffee table is from J. Douglas Design.
See more of this home here, and another tapestry on the following slide.
Tapestry with Renaissance Flair
This tapestry brings Renaissance flair to a master bedroom with European style.
Trumeau Mirrors
Originating in France in the 18th century, the rectangular trumeau mirror sometimes features scenes or decorative details at the top. It was a staple of fifties-era decorating, when the Regency look was revived. Antique carved limed-oak panels were used to create a custom trumeau-style mirror for this Nashville home.
See the rest of this home here, and another trumeau mirror on the following slide.
Chic Trumeau Mirror
At the end of the hall, a trumeau mirror reflects a row of crystal chandeliers in a home that radiates rock-star chic.
Needlepoint chairs and pillows add a grace note in a classic home with their touched-by-hand look. This is one of a set of needlepoint chairs—plucked from a Paris flea market—that inspired the soothing palette of a remodeled Houston home designed by Eleanor Cummings.
Be it silver or gold, gilding brings luster and a sense of refinement to a home.
See a giltwork mirror on the following slide.
Giltwork Mirror
In this entryway, a giltwork mirror hung above a painted table spells welcome—as does the fragrance of classic roses.
Fine Silver
When invading armies approach, there is a reason that families gather their silver before they flee. Fine silver is both valuable and beautiful, and if cared for becomes lovelier with age. Collecting silver is such a passion for Carmen Lopez that she added shelves in the dining room of her exotic West Hollywood home to display her favorite pieces.
Ornamental Touches
Ornamental details are to the formal spaces of classic homes what jewelry is to a gown. This beautiful dentil molding and an original plaster medallion are the only remnants of the original dining room in this twenties-era Dutch Colonial home.
Nailhead Trim
Nailhead trim is evocative of careful workmanship. Here it adds interest to an armchair in a serene sea-foam color.
Contemporary Take on Nailhead Trim
Here classic nailhead trim looks fresh and contemporary on a sleek white dining table and chairs.
Like beading on a gown, passementerie (it sounds like something luscious to eat but means elaborate trimmings or edgings) adds a layer of detail that contributes to a look of luxury. Here draperies in the home of Sidney Poitier and his designer wife Joanna are embellished with elaborate tie-backs and tassels.
See the next slide for a contemporary take on tiebacks.
Chocolatey grosgrain ribbon used to tie back the taupe drapery reinterprets a time-honored detail in a contemporary way.
Maps and More
Maps, garden plans, and architectural drawings acknowledge the classic underpinnings of a home while providing visual interest.
In this bedroom, strongly colored walls, a berry ceiling, and sisal carpet make a lush setting for the focal point, a map of Paris circa-1734 that designer and homeowner Michael Connors found at a Parisian flea market, where he also scored the French Art Deco leather smoking chairs.
Garden Plan
In her second home in Carolina, designer Lillian August hung a charming old garden plan above the fireplace mantel in the living room.
Music Room
Once upon a time every parlor had a piano. Most of us don't have the luxury of space for a music room, but wouldn't it be lovely if we did? How very Jane Austen!
Here the former dining room of a Minnesota ranch was converted into a wine and music room. A Steinway grand piano is showcased, illuminated by a glittering Pottery Barn chandelier.
A large urn is the focal point of a bright room in an East Hampton summer home.
Mossy Patina
If you'd like to give an urn a mossy patina, try painting it with buttermilk, as garden designer Glenn Hillman did in this classic Colonial Revival garden.
Globes, armillaries, and sundials whisper of navigation, timekeeping, and exploration in the days before the GPS and the smartphone, bringing an ambience of history and adventure to both the interior and exterior of a home.
Tucked into a corner of this garden belonging to designer Henry Brown of Portland is an armillary, an ancient instrument once used to determine various celestial positions and to demonstrate the motion of the stars.
Colorful Armillary
This eye-catching armillary was featured in the San Francisco Decorator Showhouse.
Take the classic look outside as designer Juan Montoya did with this Indonesian colonnade in the garden of his weekend home in upstate New York.
Antique Keys
Skeleton keys, with their air of romance and mystery, are hung on an iron gate in an enchanting courtyard garden in Birmingham.
A sundial is used as much for beauty as for keeping time. This one makes a sun-dappled focal point in a pretty Portland garden.
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{Champagne + Sparkle}: A Palette of Mustard, Antique Gold, Black + White
{Mustard, Antique Gold, Black + White}
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Champagne Toast + Sparkly Confetti
This palette is absolutely amazing!!!
Oh wow ~ I really like how those colors work together =)
Such pretty and elegant colors together!
Not the biggest gold fan, but oh my is this lovely :)
Elegant palettes for this festive time of year!
Let's sip champagne, shall we?;-)
Beautiful. I've always been a huge fan of gold and I'm loving those mini champagne bottles
Gorg! Love all the details and the way you put this together. Your eye for detail is spectacular.... =) xoxo
Loving this! Gold and black were my high school colors, haha :p
PRETTY palette
I love this. Those candlesticks are fantastic!
Loving the sparkly confetti - OH and those champagne bottles on ice are too fun :)
black & gold is sophisticated! I love anything with sparkly confetti :)
mmmm I REALLY like champagne
I am in love with this combination. Mustard yellow is a favorite of mine and mixed with black and gold ... Amazing!
What a beautiful palette of colors. You make it look so effortless. I can see this being lovely for a holiday party ~ Stunning xoxoxo
I love a black, white, and gold palette - so pretty.
xoxo ~ Courtney
BEAUTIFUL colors, Chrissy =) This one got me in the mood to go to a swanky city holiday party....
Sultry and full of pizzazz - MY kind of wedding.
Bubbly! Glitter! What more can one want?
i am loving all the gold detail.
pretty gold and black. Always a fan of this combination. What more could a girl ask for?
Yay for a New Year's esque pallete! And loving the new look on the blog :)
Love these for a New Year's Eve wedding. So, so pretty.
Gorgeous colors and so festive too
Really pretty. Love the gold and how it mixes with black
makes me look forward to New Years, even though we usually do it pretty low key :)
Beautiful elegant color combination. Thank you!
Hi, i just found your blog and love it! You've just got yourself a new follower! xoxo
OMG - love this for the holidays - nothing says holidays to me more than festive decor. Especially gold :)
Perfect for the holidays . . .
So pretty! I love the bubbles & sparkles combo! :)
Mustard is such a hot color right now. It's only a matter of time before it starts appearing in weddings!
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I LOVE what you have put together! Additionally, I absolutely appreciate your time!
this board has me feeling festive!
Sparkly makes me happy
Love this! So classy and cozy all at once :)
As a champagne-loving girl, this sparkly, festive palette is perfection!
Definitely love this one. It's perfect =)
What a perfect board for a sophisticated, evening celebration-I love it!
FUNNN! Love this look. What a party!
Love!! I was totally thinking of using these colors for my husband's birthday party in December :o)
I love the concept of your blog...it's my first time. How fun! I am such a visual person so this is right up my alley. And...today's palette is awesome - I don't need an excuse to don gold around the holidays. Awesome!
Makes me think of the holidays! Sparkle made for a girly girl like me!
yep gold and black are two really rich beautiful colours.
Sweet and stunning, darling =)
i would never have thought to use mustard but it looks amazing
Love those candle stick holders and the gorgeous invitation. Reminds me of NYE...PARTY!! :)
Hope you are doing well sweety xoxo
Gold gold gold! Love the glitter pic. I need to remember that one.
I LOVE LOVE the gold and black invitation and the bouquet.
Such a romantic colour palette! I love that invite!!
The color of champagne is just so romantic for me. It is very lovely, and this palette is super gorgeous!
Yes! Adore this palette; I'm already a big fan of black and white, but adding gold and mustard into the mix - fabulous! xx
not only am I a lover of these colors, but you added a bit of sparkle and black and white stripes...so in love!
Great board! Seems like a great one for a New Year's wedding :)
Hi Perfect Palette,
This one's a request :)
Could I feature the smaller collage in this set for a guest mention (cited linked), in late December, on Garnished?
Let me know what you think!
Mary Garnes
FAVORITE! This is so beautiful!!!
stumbled this. perfect pallete for sparklers and or confetti!
I love the mini champagne bottles! I need to get some and have some mini celebrations by myself all the time.
Love it all. I've been tweeting you a lot and putting on my RE facebook page. Beautiful.


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Achieve senior independence with safer home
(NewsUSA) - Elderly safety is a considerable problem in the U.S. as millions of seniors go to the emergency room each year due to injuries caused by accidents in the home. Falls are a leading cause of these mishaps. Yet, with proper equipment and knowledge, risk can be cut dramatically.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says one out of every three adults over age 65 falls each year. Falls are the most common cause of traumatic brain injuries, and in 2008, almost 20,000 older adults died from fall-related injuries in the U.S.
Houses can be potential battlegrounds for seniors as they navigate rooms, hallways and stairs. Here are some ways you can help ensure a safer home:
• Clear the clutter. This goes for countertops, end tables, hallways and beyond. Clutter of all sizes can make for hazards in such places as the kitchen and bathroom, and should be removed.
• Get frequent visual exams. Poor eyesight is a leading cause of senior falls and can make it hard to navigate homes safely. Check your prescription yearly to ensure it's still accurate.
• Equip bathroom with showers/baths designed for older adults. Since 80 percent of senior falls happen in the bathroom, seniors can maintain independence longer with the use of walk-in baths built for elderly adults.
• Participate in moderate exercise. Staying active is one of the best ways to maintain balance, strength and mobility -- as long as you don't overdue it. The CDC suggests Tai Chi or relaxed yoga for balance, and weight-bearing exercise is also helpful because it increases bone density for seniors suffering from osteoporosis.
Livestrong.com encourages dumbbell swings -- dumbbells may be substituted for grandchildren, pets or groceries -- and exercise routines using resistance bands.
• Install grab bars throughout the home. The most obvious space demanding grab bars is the bathroom, next to showers, baths and toilets, but they're useful in other rooms, too. Grab bars help you climb stairs safely, traverse long hallways or use the kitchen more easily.


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A country girl from Grabtown, N.C., Ava Gardner arrived in Hollywood in 1941 knowing she couldn't act but, gorgeous as she was, she never had to let that slow her down. Her beauty — which reportedly intimidated Elizabeth Taylor — won her not just film roles and studio-paid acting lessons, but the attentions of all-American boy Mickey Rooney, whom she married and divorced before she turned 21. She had a similarly brief union with bandleader Artie Shaw — she called those two her "starter husbands" — before a tempestuous, headline-making marriage to Frank Sinatra. At four years in duration, that one qualified as a virtual marathon.
Then there were the movies: One Touch of Venus, The Night of the Iguana, Show Boat, The Killers, The Snows of Kilimanjaro, The Barefoot Contessa, Mogambo, On the Beach, The Sun Also Rises and a few dozen others in a career that spanned four decades before it was cut short by a debilitating stroke that left part of her face slack. All of which qualifies as a mother lode of promising material for the late journalist Peter Evans to mine in his posthumously published and, sadly, dead-on-arrival Ava Gardner: The Secret Conversations.
"Secret" because after agreeing to co-write her memoirs with Evans in 1988, and giving him hours of interviews, she got cold feet, stopped collaborating, and — wisely, based on the result — withdrew permission to publish, a deal theoretically sealed by her death in 1990, at the age of 67.
Or not.
Two decades later, Evans got permission from Gardner's estate to incorporate material from those interviews into a book about his abortive tenure as her co-writer. Not a book about her life, mind you, but a book about the working relationship they had on the book that never got published. And that relationship is what this exasperating volume dwells on at exhausting length: the drunken, profanity-laced 3 a.m. phone calls, Gardner's doubts about whether her life was interesting, the bargaining over whether this tell-all would tell anything that might conceivably be controversial, the missed appointments, the discussions about what to wear for an audience with the agent who's shopping the book to publishers, and so on at length.
And because Evans died before finishing the book, interspersed with all that filler are the few chapters he'd finished about her Hollywood days — not much about the films she made, but occasional passages about her marriages and a dalliance with Howard Hughes, albeit nothing half so revealing as an average page in Lee Server's gracefully written 2006 biography, Ava Gardner: "Love Is Nothing," which is as exhaustively annotated as it is thoughtful.
Evans' prose tends more toward the blunt and his approach more toward the tabloid. How blunt? He begins one chapter by announcing that "The size of Frank Sinatra's penis had been on my mind for weeks" (apparently because of a quote he'd read in Kitty Kelley's His Way: The Unauthorized Biography of Frank Sinatra). Gardner never enlightens him on that particular topic, though that doesn't keep him from musing on it for another 60 pages or so as he completes his none-too-generous portrait of a woman "who could always make me laugh," but whom he chooses to paint as an ailing, cranky, vain, annoying, profane and fiercely stubborn has-been.
Now, how's this for another summer reading option? A new Hollywood biography about a 1940s screen siren who was better known for her beauty and her marriages than for her acting ability recently hit the bookstores. Is "Ava Gardner: The Secret Conversations" a good read? We asked our movie critic Bob Mondello.
BOB MONDELLO, BYLINE: Country girl Ava Gardner arrived in Hollywood in 1941 aware that she couldn't act but gorgeous enough to think that that didn't need to slow her down. In the book, we're told that her beauty, which reportedly intimidated Elizabeth Taylor, won her not just film roles but a wedding ring from Mickey Rooney - who she divorced before she turned 21 - also from bandleader Artie Shaw - she called those two her starter husbands - before a headline-making marriage to Frank Sinatra that lasted four entire years - for her a virtual marathon. Then there were the movies. She appeared on safari in "Mogambo"...
AVA GARDNER: (as Eloise Kelly) Well, bless your big, bony knees.
MONDELLO: ...in the tropics in "Night of the Iguana"...
GARDNER: (as Maxine Faulk) Honey, you just lie down the hammock, and I'll fix you a nice rum Coke.
RICHARD BURTON: (as Rev. Dr. T. Lawrence Shannon) No, no, no.
MONDELLO: ...in a role created specially for her in "Snows of Kilimanjaro"...
GARDNER: (as Cynthia Green) I'll bet I'm the only person in the whole darn place who's only trying to be happy.
MONDELLO: ...as a sexpot dancer in "Barefoot Contessa"...
GARDNER: (as Maria Vargas) Half in the dirt and half out. In many ways, it's been beyond my dreams.
MONDELLO: ...and in a few dozen other pictures in a four-decade career that was cut short by a debilitating stroke. All in all, a mother load of promising material for journalist Peter Evans to mine in his posthumously published and, sadly, dead-on-arrival "Ava Gardner: The Secret Conversations." Secret because after doing months of interviews, Gardner got cold feet about the book and, wisely, based on the result, withdrew permission to publish, a deal theoretically sealed by her death in 1990 at the age of 67 - or not.
Two decades later, Evans got permission from the star's estate to use the interviews in a book, not about her life, but about her fraught relationship with him on the memoir that never got published, an exasperating tale of drunken 3 a.m. phone calls, missed appointments and discussions about what to wear for an audience with a book agent. And because Evans died before he finished the book, interspersed with all that filler are the few chapters he'd completed about her Hollywood days - almost nothing about her films, and some not-terribly-revealing details about her marriages.
The book's prose is blunt, and its interests tawdry. Evans wonders for chapters on end how he's going to get Gardner to talk about whether Sinatra was well-endowed. She never enlightens him, and I suppose you could say he pays her back by painting a none-too-generous portrait of the Ava Gardner that he says could always make me laugh but who he chooses to depict as a cranky, vain, annoying, profane and fiercely stubborn has-been. I'm Bob Mondello. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.