Sandow media and Luxe Interiors+Design sponsored a fabulous event at the Delamar Hotel in Greenwich, Connecticut yesterday. Jennifer Matthews, the energetic, enthusiastic and extremely talented Group Publisher of Luxe interiors + Design put together an incredible afternoon to evening elegant affair. Following a hard day working in the garden, I quickly showered, put on high heels and black little dress and drove to the Delamar. The setting was stunning, a perfect blue sky, the entire courtyard and walkways were devoted to luxury goods, from men's fashion to cigars, champagne, exotic sports cars, yacht, beauty products... all the toys for a very affluent group of people. Women were elegant, men sporting yachting attire. The Luxe cabana was designed by Jiun Ho whose work I have admired for many years. Jennifer made the mutual introduction and I really enjoyed chatting with him. We have so much in common, our love for Asia, design sensitivity, travel, biking...
From the lounge, Estera, Interieurs project manger, and I wandered around, from the outrageously beautiful cars to testing champagne, chocolate and latest beauty products and finally took our shoes off and entered the "dream lifestyle"of yachting. I have spent my younger years with summers on the atlantic coast where my father docked his boat in Arcachon. These were fantastic times and I have kept a deep love for the sea. Once we set foot on the amazing Ohana, 154', I was hooked ! (hard not to be....)
Bugatti... not for a discreet ride
Aston Martin...a truly elegant beautiful powerful car
This boat is simply amazing,the design and configuration maximizes every square inch for a beautiful, contemporary luxurious interior featuring 3 bedrooms.
On board the Ohana
Lunch on the deck...
...or intimate dinning in one of the pair of dining tables in the main dining room
Traditional living room
Very large master suite with sitting area, study,library, his and hers master bath
5 cabins for 10 guests and a crew of 10.
view of the Greewich harbor from the Captain's desk
My favorite ? The traditional Maine boat, built in Maine
Ahhhh, Francine, you look splendid even in bare feet! What a wonderful event, and I know you met and visited with many lovely people. That's the best part, right? xx's
ReplyDeleteDear Francine,
ReplyDeleteWhat a luxury post!! Beautiful! Must have been a wonderful event!
I really need to subscribe to your post! So sorry to have so little time to read all the wonderful blogs as yours!
Francine, this is so nict to hear that you work with Tekna since a long time! I love their lighting, just fabulous and of high-end quality!!
Hugs to you !!
xx
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I agree with Marsha--you look gorgeous! My oh my, you live the life Francine! Thanks for taking us along...
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Heather
Francine-
ReplyDeleteThis is one beautiful post! A lot of luxury here, and the interior of the boat is amazing! I could easily live here for the rest of my life.
Love your dress. You certainly don't look like you have been in a garden!
Thank you for sharing.
Happy Tuesday!
Teresa
xoxo
I am in awe of the gorgeous Ohana. Love the living area, but I would be dining on the deck forever...fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous function to attend Francine... your LBD was of course perfect... and the boat... pretty gorgeous...xv
ReplyDeletedon't you just love this???
ReplyDeletei wish i could have made it!
thank you for your comment.
xox
Oh WOW Francine ....... talk about living the high life !! What a fabulous time you must have had......... I wouldn't mind a drive of the Bugatti and my husband would love to get into those yachts.....he loves to sail.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your lovely comment today and sorry that I've been absent of late. My computer finally gave up on me and I am getting to grips with my shiny new MacBook Pro !! XXXX
this post is more Corso Como then Merci ;) Glad you like them both too!
ReplyDeleteSo jealous Francine...what a wonderful event...know you loved every minute.
ReplyDeletebeautiful place! really nice...
ReplyDeleteI really like the large master suite with sitting the area, the study, the library, etc. Definitely luxurious and comfortable to do whatever you want during the "excursion". That bedroom reminds me of the one I had when I travelled to Argentina and got an apartment for rent in buenos aires. The master one was so nicely decorated, with paintings and curtains and desks, all with matching colors. I felt like a queen!
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