WELCOME to Nest by Tamara

WELCOME to Nest by Tamara
Tamara Matthews-Stephenson is the creative talent behind Nest by Tamara, a captivating journal dedicated to interior design, history and lifestyle inspiration. With a passion for design and a keen eye for aesthetics, she shares her expertise and insights. Tamara has established herself as a prominent figure in the world of interior design and her design philosophy is rooted in the idea that a well-designed home can elevate the quality of life, combining beauty with functional everyday living. Her blog is a testament to her dedication to helping readers achieve this balance. Beyond her writing, She is also an accomplished interior designer who is known for her talent blending diverse styles which has earned her a loyal following and recognition within the interior design industry. She has worked on a wide range of projects- from luxurious urban homes to cozy beach houses. Additionally, she is the Creative Director and Owner of root cellar designs, LLC, an artisan line of textile and wallpaper sold exclusively to the design industry. She designs and manufactures her wares in the United States and sells her line through trade showrooms around the country. Connect with Tamara Matthews Stephenson through email at rootcellardesings@gmail.com and at nestnestnest.blogspot.com for weekly stories, or through her fabric and wallpaper designs at rootcellardesigns.com and embark on a journey to transform your living spaces.

Our Favorite Designer-Created Tables at the 2024 Lenox Hill Spring Gala in New York City

 
Part 2:
(Lucky) Thirteen Favorite Designer Tables 
at the 
Lenox Hill Spring Gala, 2024
our table
Venetian Garden Party Table Story here
Miles' interview with us here 
The annual Lenox Hill Spring Gala is a fundraiser for the Lenox Hill Neighborhood House and takes place at Cipriani on 42nd Street (a former historic bank from the turn of the century) in a grand ballroom with soaring ceilings, Greek and Roman columns and gorgeous architecture (there's even an ornate fireplace in the men's bathroom). Designers hail from around the country to don a table for the black-tie dinner and dancing fundraiser.  

While my first post was dedicated to showcasing our own table, today we celebrate the other beautiful tables we captured at this year's gala. There were so many detailed and rich table designs this year, maybe the best ever! The Flights of Fancy theme gave designers lots of fodder and many utilizied butterflies, birds and whimsical designs. These tables are grand and worthy of finding out just a little bit more about the designer's inspiration to create them. Check out six mini interviews we conducted at the event, plus some of our favorite tables this year.

Happy Nesting
XO Tamara
 video interviews, Miles Stephenson 
photography, Gabriella Stephenson 
professional photography, Marco Ricca
"Lenox Hill Neighborhood House was originally founded in 1894 as a free kindergarten for immigrants and is among the oldest settlement houses in the nation. At its core, the work has not changed since our founding—we still educate children, feed hungry neighbors, care for the elderly, advocate for vulnerable individuals and provide critical, comprehensive services to immigrants and low-income New Yorkers, helping them to gain the skills they need to strengthen themselves today and build a better community for tomorrow". -The Lenox Hill Neighborhood House

1. Dean Yoder and Jonathan Grimm
Tamara's interview here with Dean and Jonathan

2. MCM Design
Mary Caroline Mumpower 
Tamara's interview here  with Mary

Tamara's interview here with Eric and Philip


4. French and French Interiors 
Miles interview here with the French and French team
photo via Zack Dezon

5. Lori Miller of LGC Interiors
Tamara's interview here with Lori
More Pretty Tables...
6. K.A. Murphy Interiors
7. Paris K Designs

8. Byron James 
Highland Park Media Group

9. Mallory Mathison Inc


10. Jamie Garcia Design 

11. Jared Hughes Design 

12. Harry Heissmann

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