As seen in ...
The Chic Real Thing at Seaver & McLellan
Boston Design Week, Fall 2021
Next to Bunny Williams in ID BOSTON magazine
Sam Gray Photo
Traditional Home
Thanks go to Alaina Michelle Ralph Interior Design
Interior Photos: Katie Charlotte Fiedler
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On CNN Sunday morning -- screen shot in San Jose, Getty Image spring 21
In 'next' magazine
New England Home Magazine Ad
Summer 2019
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As seen in The World of Interiors Design Report - April 2021
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Linen Pillows seen in Garden Club of America BULLETIN, Winter 2021
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• January 2021, ASPIRE DESIGN & HOME Magazine, Alaina Michelle Ralph Interior Design
- in MacLean VA• December 2020 ... as seen in House & Garden, Tatler, The World of Interiors Design Reports, and fall ID BOSTON / Boston Design Center editorial
• Garden Club of America [GCA] Bulletin, Show House ad, Fall 2020
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..."As seen in" House & Garden, World of Interiors, and Tatler UK
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Series of photos and ads on full Design Report pages and covers, TBA
The World of Interiors, Design Report, November 2020
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ID BOSTON, Interior by Nan Quick, October 2020 ad, p. 28
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The Bulletin, Garden Club of America, March 2020
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Boston Design Week
Full Page, Program
Spring 2019
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Palm Beach - Kips Bay - Decorators Show House - Journal ad, Feb. 2020
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ID BOSTON, October 2019
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BOSTON DESIGN WEEK, spring 2019 - TBA
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ID BOSTON, spring 2019
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from the blog
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BROCKETT HALL, Prince Regent Suite, near London
Custom painted in China, 1784, at left. Hamlen chinoiserie wallpaper at right, fine digital printing facsimile renewed by Wallquest, from scans by Kathy Tarantola Photography of original painted panels on silk created in China two centuries ago.
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A Boston clipper ship story
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In the mid 19th century, Nathaniel Hamlen, age 21 sailed from Long Wharf in Boston on the clipper ship Union to India and back, and later from San Francisco to Japan and China. Nat brought back a panorama of flowers and birds, 'auspicious chinoiserie' that later decorated the Hamlen family dining room at Mainstone Farm on a hilltop in Wayland, Massachusetts. Nathaniel's idealized garden panels are now a unique legacy of museum quality originals.
Only possible in this new decade, fine art electronic imaging of the third industrial revolution inspired Nat's great great grandson to develop his family's antique flowers & birds as sustainable digital wall coverings and fabrics for new audiences and generations.
