By Admin, on February 6th, 2012 
Hutton Wilkinson's new house is featured in the March issue of Harper's Bazaar, and does it shine like a cocktail ring! The house is decorated in vibrant hues of jewel tones with an eclectic mix of patterns. Here you can see a stunning gilded bamboo mirror against chinoiserie wallpaper. Hutton Wilkinson's style has always been very excessive ornate details, architectural elements, exotic interior decor such as leopard rugs, vibrant painted walls, and very detailed furniture.
Hutton Wilkinson is a designer of interiors, and and one-of-a-kind jewelry sold at Bergdorf's, Saks and Istdibs. He is also the creative director and president of Tony Duquette, Inc., president of The Anthony and Elizabeth Duquette Foundation for the Living Arts as well as The Elsie de Wolfe Foundation. Author of Tony Duquette, co-written with Wendy Goodman in 2007, is now in its fifth printing, and his More Is More.
Hollywood Regency Decorating - Bamboo Furniture - Hutton Wilkinson Tony Duquette Harpers Bazaar
A preview of the style contained in Tony Duquette:
Tony Duquette's Dawnridge Pictures
Tony Duquette's Commercial Interior Design
Tony Duquette's Residential Interior Design
Tony Duquette Architectural Digest December 2002
Painted Chippendale Furniture Rococo California Homes Magazine
Hutton Wilkinson Distinction Magazine October 2005
Elle Decor 2004 French Neoclassical Chairs
Inside the Hilltop Estate (The famous Cover of Tony Duquette) Connoisseur Magazine
Inside the Hilltop Estate (The famous Cover of Tony Duquette) Hauser Magazine
Inside the Hilltop Estate (The famous Cover of Tony Duquette) House & Garden Magazine
Hollywood Regency Decorating Hutton Wilkinson Tony Duquette Harpers Bazaar
An interview with Style Compass at 1st Dibs tells us he likes strong, clear, jewel colors. - Amethyst, peridot, citrine, ruby, emerald, sapphire... no muddy browns or reds - the color of dried blood please! We like brilliant shiny gold,and sometimes a dull bronze to set things off. My idea of a beige room is one painted coral with emerald green accents. Tony Duquette used to say ''Green is a neutral color." I agree with him"
In this picture, French Provincial chairs are painted a coral pink, with a wall color in the same hue. A red floral arrangement is placed against the wall in a deeper tone.
Duquette Interiors
Here you can see a brilliant color combination using pastel mint green paired with emerald acents, and upholstered red and white framed french chairs. In the background of this interior we see all red painted furniture with red upholstery. This color combination is the best presentation of red I have seen to date.
Tony Duquette Tony Duquette Architectural Digest December 2002
Here you can see the power of matching the upholstery up with the paint color. Here he combined a red painted french provincial chair with the same color of upholstery as well as the coordinating color used in the table cloth. Glossy finishes are very popular in Hollywood Regency decorating. You can see a very shiny rich finish is used on the frames of the chairs. A slightly different hue of orange us used in the painted screen that sits behind the table. A leopard print rug ties everything together.
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