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Showing posts with label Janet Gregg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Janet Gregg. Show all posts

Friday, October 1, 2010

These are a few of our favorite things....


Pillows, monograms and needlepoint. All three custom made for you by JPG Ltd!

We love these gorgeous hand made pillows from JPG Ltd,which is owned by Janet Gregg, our great friend, jewelry designer, and creative genius extraordinaire. They are available in any color combination (she can match paint colors or fabric with the wool if you send her a swatch) and come in this basic cream linen unless you want COM. The square pillow is 20" and the rectangle is 12 x 20". The pillows take 6-8 weeks and are $195 each. A steal for a hand needlepointed pillow! For more information contact Janet at: janetgreggltd@bellsouth.net . Also check out her website here.





Happy weekend everyone and if you are in Atlanta don't miss the Ansley Park Tour of Homes featuring all Neel Reid houses. It is tonight through Sunday afternoon.

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Jewelry Designer Janet Gregg's House in Charleston

Janet's colonial-era cottage in Charleston




Thursday, May 6 and Friday, May 7 Jane Douglas Reynolds and Felicia Huger are hosting a show for jewelry designer Janet Gregg at Felicia's house. Jane Douglas and Janet have known each other for many years -from childhood summer vacations spent at Virginia Beach. After college Janet spent fourteen years in New York City where she worked for Charlotte Moss and helped to launch Vaughan lighting.


The Stair hall - Janet admits to having a "chair fetish."

Janet's plentiful creativity is evident in Jane Douglas' description of a weekend in New York with Janet:

"A typical morning while staying with Janet would find her up at 5am beading or doing flowers - whatever the project at hand was. If she was working on flowers for a party, she would have to get a taxi to the flower "place" then pack them all in the taxi and head to either her apartment or the party location and she would then work her magic. I'd stay for days and days and while she seemed to be just hanging out with me, but she was actually at all times stealthily working on projects - she would be beading, needle pointing, potting plants or drawing her flower arrangements, she never stopped!"


After fourteen years in NYC, Janet found the perfect house in the historic district of Charleston that persuaded her to make Charleston her home. Janet has a studio on Market Street in Charleston where she now creates her gorgeous jewelry.

Living room


The dining room walls are covered in dark stripe wall finish that Janet applied using torn card board boxes.


The upstairs pink hall


There's not a lot of storage in the 1040 sq ft cottage, so Janet stores many things decoratively in plain site.


The guest bedroom


Janet's Chapman cuff


All images of Janet's house are from Cottage Living.

If you would like more information on Janet's jewelry or to attend the show, please email Jane Douglas at jdreynolds@me.com or call her at 404-386-4446.

Monday, May 3, 2010

Fun week in Atlanta! More is More! May 3-9


This Stan Dixon designed house is on the Peachtree Battle Friends House and Garden Tour on May 4. Photo by Whitehaven

Wow! There are so many great art/design/house events in Atlanta this week. SCADstyle is still going on and there are several great speakers early in the week. May 3 features Atlanta resident Laurie Ann Goldman, CEO of SPANX, and writer Julia Reed who was an editor at Vogue for 20 years. May 4 features Paula Wallace, chief creative officer at SCAD and author of Perfect Porches talking about her love of porches and the outdoor lifestyle. And on May 5 at 12:30pm there is a panel discussion called "Why One of a Kind Matters." It will feature discussions on handmade crafts and the emergence of ETSY in the marketplace.




image from the SCAD website


On Tuesday, May 4 the Peachtree Battle Friends will host Peachtree Battle House and Garden Tour from 10-2pm. The tour benefits Childrens' Healthcare of Atlanta. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 the day of the tour. There are four houses on the tour:

174 Peachtree Battle Avenue
296 West Wesley Road NW - (lunch will be served at this home)
2502 Dellwood Drive NW
One West Muscogee Avenue

Photo by Whitehaven

Tickets are on sale before the tour at The Children's Shop, Gramercy Home, Mint Julep and Lush Life. For more information please visit the CHOA website.



Room design by Hutton Wilkinson, image from his website

Also, on May 5 Belvedere, on Miami Circle, is hosting a cocktail reception at 7:30pm for Hutton Wilkinson, owner and creative director of Tony Duquette, Inc. author of Tony Duquette, and More is More:Tony Duquette. Wilkinson is collaborating with Jim Thompson, largest producer of handwoven fabrics in the world today, on an exclusive collection of woven and printed textiles. At the reception some of these fabrics will be featured on pieces from Belvedere. Hutton Wilkinson will also be signing his book. If you would like to attend this event please contact Belvedere at 404-352-1942.


On Thursday, May 6 and Friday, May 7 Jane Douglas Reynolds and Felicia Huger are hosting jewelry designer Janet Gregg at Felicia's house. Please contact Jane Douglas at jdreynolds@me.com if you would like more information.

Finally, this is the last week of the Decorators' Show House on Tuxedo Road. Don't miss this event if you haven't been yet.



What a fabulous week in Atlanta! Enjoy the events.

Friday, March 5, 2010

Stylish Living - Jewelry Designer Janet Gregg


This photograph is from Cottage Living, of my great friend jewelry designer Janet Gregg, in her super stylish Charleston cottage. Janet's amazing design sense is so evident in her decorating. She creates her look with color, texture and things she has acquired through the years and makes it uniquely her own.