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Parker Bowie Larson

  • Interior Decorator, Stylist and Creative Consultant, Parker Bowie Larson
New York
As seen in: ELLE Decor
Editor, creative consultant, and interior designer. Style Editor @ELLEDECOR. Former Editor: @ArchDigest. Inquiries: 👇
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Palm Beach’s Most Legendary Hotel Just Received the Pastel Makeover of Our Dreams 🌴 Original

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By Parker Bowie Larson
| ELLE Decor
Few hotels are as Palm Beach as the tony Florida beach town’s Colony Hotel. Since 1947, the plush lodge has welcomed guests like Judy Garland, Lena Horne, Frank Sinatra, John F. Kennedy, and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor into its pink-tinged embrace. But after 75 years in service, a building is bound to incur some wear-and-tear.
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Dolce & Gabbana’s Furniture Line Is Just As Wild As You’d Expect Original

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By Parker Bowie Larson
| ELLE Decor
Most of us like to dress our home just as stylishly as we dress ourselves. One of our fave mottos here at ELLE DECOR, after all, is “Fashion for the Home.” But for us interiors editors, the real test is whether an apparel brand can translate its design ethos to a furniture or tabletop collection. Dolce & Gabbana has done just that.
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5 Design Trends We Spotted During Miami Art Week

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By Parker Bowie Larson
| ELLE Decor
1 Reduce, Reuse, Recycle! With sustainability at the forefront of design conversations, it is no surprise that reusing excess was a common theme at Design Miami this year. Designer Paola Lenti tapped the Campana Brothers to create a limited edition furniture collection using fabric waste (shown), while Kohler asked Nada Debs to create tiles with the remnants from their tubs and sinks.
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