MEDIA
Orchid Dinner in House & Garden.
10 Ideas for
Speaking Engagement.
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New York Spaces magazine.
"De la Torre reassures us that the process takes time; it's not like flipping a switch. "Lamps can be hard to select, but they're improtant," he says. "they are the jewelry of a room." Read the full article.
"De la Torre reassures us that the process takes time; it's not like flipping a switch. "Lamps can be hard to select, but they're improtant," he says. "they are the jewelry of a room." Read the full article.
Orchid Dinner in House & Garden.
Ernest de la Torre's design for a table at the New York Botanical Garden's annual Orchid Dinner as reported on in the pages of House & Garden magazine. See the article.
Ernest de la Torre's design for a table at the New York Botanical Garden's annual Orchid Dinner as reported on in the pages of House & Garden magazine. See the article.
House Beautiful magazine.
Designer's Top Ten: Smart Art. Paintings, prints, photographs, and sculpture can transform a room. Designer Ernest de la Torre offers expert guidance. Read all about it here.
Designer's Top Ten: Smart Art. Paintings, prints, photographs, and sculpture can transform a room. Designer Ernest de la Torre offers expert guidance. Read all about it here.
Speaking Engagement.
"The Circular Influence of Design," Ernest de la Torre, Panelist.
"The Circular Influence of Design," Ernest de la Torre, Panelist.
"Ernest's Home" The trends from London: A classic townhouse gets a swinging city interior by Ernest de la Torre. See the article in German.
Deco Divine. See the BAD SCAN of the full article
"Perfectly Pied A Terre" by Marion Lachoff.
"When Ernest de la Torre was commissioned to design an apartment for a South American couple and their two children, the major directive was to create a feeling of warmth. He fulfilled the goal by employing a sensuous melange of chasmere, chenille, suede, leather, and exotice woods throughout the 3,000-square-foot space." See the full article.
"When Ernest de la Torre was commissioned to design an apartment for a South American couple and their two children, the major directive was to create a feeling of warmth. He fulfilled the goal by employing a sensuous melange of chasmere, chenille, suede, leather, and exotice woods throughout the 3,000-square-foot space." See the full article.
"Show & Tell: For the fourth consective year, House & Garden presents the Hampton Designer Showhouse, bringing the best in inspiring interior decorating to Long Island's East End." See the article.
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