Celebrate centuries of history, culture, and natural beauty in this exclusive view inside the stunning homes of Sicily’s most interesting residents An ode to the ever-changing landscapes of the Mediterranean’s largest island, this gorgeous book takes readers on a captivating journey from Sicily’s dazzling coastline and the Aeolian Islands to the volcanic foothills of the majestic Mount Etna.

A white-walled city perched between Morocco and Europe, Tangier was long a haven for the literary and artistic avant-garde—and black sheep—of Europe and America. Now a new generation of residents are blending color, pattern, and taste to create an interior aesthetic all their own.

The houses of Mellon and her husband Paul have become icons in the field of interior decoration, filled with fine antiques, blue-chip works of art (a Van Gogh left unframed and propped on a mantel), personal mementos, and exquisite objets d’art, all displayed in Mellon’s inimitably sophisticated yet charming way. Campbell was employed by Mellon in 1970 for six years, just after college, to document in paint several residences of the Mellons—presented here as a group for the first time.

This book—a project that was started by Mellon but never realized until now—presents Campbell’s paintings that capture the colors, light, and ambiance of rooms and gardens, as well as intricate patterns and details of furnishings in spaces put together with help from renowned decorators John Fowler and Bruce Budd. Three residences—in New York City; Washington, DC; and Upperville, Virginia—are the focus, with texts by society chronicler James Reginato describing Mellon’s decorating style and the ways the Mellons used each property. Opening the doors to a life of superb connoisseurship, this volume is an homage to the interiors of a renowned couple and the extraordinary work of a young artist.

From our Al Fresco Collection- A pitcher perfect for outdoor summertime soirees in our iconic Isabella motif, our acrylic was designed with the adventurous entertainer in mind.

Measurements: 8.25" x 8.0" x 10.0"

2.5 qt

Dishwasher safe, top shelf recommended; not oven, microwave or freezer safe. Not suitable for hot contents.

From our Al Fresco Collection- The unique shape of our acrylic drinkware allows for versatility across all beverages, making our tumbler ideal for everything from a double old fashioned to ice water. In our iconic bohemian Isabella motif, our acrylic was designed with the adventurous entertainer in mind.

Measurements: 3.5" x 3.5" x 4.0"

12 oz

Dishwasher safe, top shelf recommended; not oven, microwave or freezer safe. Not suitable for hot contents

From our Al Fresco Collection- A glass for any occasion in our iconic Isabella motif, our acrylic was designed with the adventurous entertainer in mind.

Measurements: 3.0" x 3.0" x 6.5"

19 oz

Dishwasher safe, top shelf recommended; not oven, microwave or freezer safe. Not suitable for hot contents

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Tour the most iconic spots along the coast of Italy through the lens of fine arts photographer Natalie Obradovich who captures the soul of each destination with affection and nuance.

From Ischia to Capri, Amalfi and Sicily, Italy's most iconic coastal travel destinations are poetically explored through the lens of fine arts photographer Natalie Obradovich who captures the soul of each location with affection and nuance. Each image is a postcard from the shores of the Italian beach clubs and towns that define summer.

A handcrafted ceramic bloom designed to add timeless elegance to your decor. With its intricate details and durable design, it offers a lasting alternative to fresh flowers, perfect for any space.

Have you ever thought of citrus fruits as celestial bodies, angelically suspended in the sky? Perhaps not, but J. C. Volkamer (1644–1720) did—commissioning an extravagant and breathtaking series of large-sized copperplates representing citrons, lemons, and bitter oranges in surreal scenes of majesty and wonder.

Ordering plants by post mostly from Italy, Germany, North Africa, and even the Cape of Good Hope, the Nuremberg merchant Volkamer was a devotee of the fragrant and exotic citrus at a time when such fruits were still largely unknown north of the Alps. His garden came to contain a wide variety of specimens, and he became so obsessed with the fruits that he commissioned a team of copperplate engravers to create 256 plates of 170 varieties of citrus fruits, many depicted life size, published in a two-volume work. The first volume appeared in 1708, with the impressively lengthy title The Nuremberg Hesperides, or: A detailed description of the noble fruits of the citron, lemon and bitter orange; how these may be correctly planted, cared for and propagated in that and neighboring regions.

10.87 x 2.32 x 15.55 inches

A good wine jelly starts with a good wine. Rich and complex with flavors of ripe cherry, cassis, and black plums set off by the spicy heat of black pepper. Perfect with cream cheese and crackers for easy tasty bites. Dimension: 12” x 9” x 4”.

This Chutney is a modern take on the traditional Italian condiment, mostarda de frutti, slow simmered Northwest figs, Bing cherries and plums are slow simmered with our house made Dijon and mustard seeds. Serve with any roast meat. It’s also terrific with charcuterie and cheese.