Amy, you lift our spirits, invigorate our thoughts about travel and place, and capture our imagination.
Hopefully the beaded gown is tucked away to be slipped under the Christmas tree. You will elevate its original design.
It is so exciting that you met Peter Marino! Now he will have reinvigorated thoughts about Dallas where he has done three houses.
Nancy Marcus brought him to Dallas almost 30 years ago to do the renovation design of her home at 6801 Turtle Creek. Cinda Hicks, who had known Peter Marino since just after college, then retained him for the renovation and expansion of the Crespi Estate. After that, the late Bobby Haas, who created a motorcycle museum in Dallas ,retained him to design a new home on Jourdan way.
Peter Marino is best known for the retail spaces he has designed but has also done brilliant residential design. I recall, a while back, I was being interviewed about Dallas Architects for an hour on a Kera radio show. The very last question was what was my favorite house in Dallas. I quickly said 6801 Turtle Creek.
Amy, now you are on the forefront of architecturally significant homes in Dallas- both historic and new. One of the reasons I love Dallas is because it has people like you who love good design and who perpetuate an inspired aesthetic. There is a reason Dallas has the best collection of 20th and 21st century architecturally significant homes in the country.
Thank you for representing Dallas well in Paris, and bringing ideas about food, fashion and architecture back to Dallas.
Thank you for sharing so many of your talents. Cannot wait to read more! And best of luck with LCB part II. Your success knows no limits. Also, thank you for sharing Paris Fashion Week tidbits. Very fun!
I loved reading your your stories about all your adventures in Paris. It is so fun to read and see the pictures, Keep it up Amy as I said you could write a book or really this is a on going column! Have fun and look forward to more stories> Love Marguerite
She's BAAACCCKKK! So thrilled! Only thing missing was a picture of you in that couture gown!
Autumn Rise!
Amy, you lift our spirits, invigorate our thoughts about travel and place, and capture our imagination.
Hopefully the beaded gown is tucked away to be slipped under the Christmas tree. You will elevate its original design.
It is so exciting that you met Peter Marino! Now he will have reinvigorated thoughts about Dallas where he has done three houses.
Nancy Marcus brought him to Dallas almost 30 years ago to do the renovation design of her home at 6801 Turtle Creek. Cinda Hicks, who had known Peter Marino since just after college, then retained him for the renovation and expansion of the Crespi Estate. After that, the late Bobby Haas, who created a motorcycle museum in Dallas ,retained him to design a new home on Jourdan way.
Peter Marino is best known for the retail spaces he has designed but has also done brilliant residential design. I recall, a while back, I was being interviewed about Dallas Architects for an hour on a Kera radio show. The very last question was what was my favorite house in Dallas. I quickly said 6801 Turtle Creek.
Amy, now you are on the forefront of architecturally significant homes in Dallas- both historic and new. One of the reasons I love Dallas is because it has people like you who love good design and who perpetuate an inspired aesthetic. There is a reason Dallas has the best collection of 20th and 21st century architecturally significant homes in the country.
Thank you for representing Dallas well in Paris, and bringing ideas about food, fashion and architecture back to Dallas.
So pleased to read an Amy in Paris •••
Thank you!
Douglas
Thank you for sharing so many of your talents. Cannot wait to read more! And best of luck with LCB part II. Your success knows no limits. Also, thank you for sharing Paris Fashion Week tidbits. Very fun!
Yay!!! Your back!! I love reading your posts!!
Can’t wait to read about your cooking class experiences! Good luck and we miss you already!!!❤️
You are a delightful writer and I so love reading your adventures. Can not wait to get to hear about next course. Bon chance!
Ahhhhh….enjoy!!🩷
Beyond excited there will be a LCB Part Deux! Meeting Peter Marino is major. I can only imagine the entourage! xoxo, E
I loved reading your your stories about all your adventures in Paris. It is so fun to read and see the pictures, Keep it up Amy as I said you could write a book or really this is a on going column! Have fun and look forward to more stories> Love Marguerite
Yay! Excited for your new adventures at LCB and the Chef (all 4 of them) antics! Your Amy In Paris posts are fantastic!
Just read your delightful (!!) post to Bill. We loved it! So happy about your return. Can’t wait for your next update!
Love this!! Have fun Amy and keep sending updates and pics!
Loved your recent piece. Thanks for sharing the Parisian couture experience – quel rêve! Best of luck prepping for LCB!
Do you have a pic in the gown you tried on?? Enjoy my sweet friend....what a life you are living. Enjoy!!
Amy in Paris is back and her readers are thrilled! Can’t wait for Chapter 2 of your journey! 💕