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Saturday, February 25, 2012

Please Join Philip at The National Arts Club Tuesday 28th February

Please Join Philip at The National Arts Club for a lecture on his work and inspiration. 
Tuesday 28th February
15 Gramercy Park South, New York
RSVP


Sunday, February 12, 2012

Rooms We Love


"A tabletop of purple felt with nailhead trim makes for dramatic dining in the suite by 
Philip Gorrivan" at the Ocean House in Watch Hill, Rhode Island.

New England Home, Connecticut. Winter 2012 issue 




New York Botanical Gardens' Orchid Dinner

Philip Gorrivan in partnership with Lalique, created a table for the New York Botanical Gardens' annual Orchid Dinner in New York on February 8th 2012. Philip was inspired by the Lalique crystal from the SS Normandie and created a table that harked back to the luxury of that legendary ocean liner.






Philip Gorrivan for Lalique would like to thank the following for their generous support:

Stitch Upholstery, New York




Sunday, February 5, 2012

Seaside Glamour

Philip Gorrivan uses water views (with a grain of salt) to help a Grande Dame get in touch with her inner charms... in this month's Connecticut Cottages and Gardens Magazine











Pages above from the magazine courtesy of Connecticut Cottages and Gardens.

Here are some additional images in large format...








Photographs by Read McKendree







Tuesday, January 17, 2012

High Altitude Chic

Interior Designer Philip Gorrivan and One Kings Lane co-founder Alison Pincus recently designed a luxurious mountain home at Montage Deer Valley in Park City, Utah
View the space and get a similar mountain chic look for your home in a special sales event on One Kings Lane Thursday, 1/19 at 8am PT / 11am ET.





Salon & Solarium at the Greystone Mansion, Beverly Hills

See Philip Gorrivan's Salon and Solarium for the Greystone Mansion Showhouse in this month's Luxe Magazine.

Greystone is a Beverly Hills icon, so when New York designer Philip Gorrivan stepped into the mansion for the first time, he realized the importance of paying homage to the culture and landscape immediately. "I wanted to capture the L.A. sensibility," Gorrivan says, "but with an East Coast point of view."