Yesterday I went into Miles Redd’s website and was more than happy to find more and new images of this amazing Atlanta home designed by him and featured in Town and Country a few months ago. The home belongs to Danielle Rollins, Veranda contributor editor. Danielle Rollins’s home is what dreams are made of. The house was restored by Gil Schafer and decorated by the very talented Miles Redd. What seems to be a girl’s vanity (down below) is just adorable. I could say so much about Miles Redd, for instance, that I dig his style. His signature style, Cozy Glamour translates itself flawlessly into any home he designs. I love how he plays with drama, philosophy, grandeur, and reality to create his one of a kind incredible interiors. He relies on innovation and imagination to re-create classic and elegant interiors that express the client’s personality. The many often use of stacked books in his projects make me also define his style as a “Modern Intellectual” approach in the actual world. Miles Redd began working for antique dealer John Rosselli, later working for decorator Bunny Williams. After making his apartment a statement of his signature “Cozy Glamour” and clients arising encouraged him to open his own office in NYC in 1998. Since then his career has skyrocketed. In 2003 Miles Redd was named the creative director of Oscar de la Renta Home. Who could ask for more? To see how Redd designed his mom’s house go here. But first, let’s feast our eyes.
Lovely sophisticated combination of blue and brow in the living room. An extraordinary mixture of fabrics and patterns in Miles’s hands is magic.
