Photograph by Catmax Photography
This year, Clary launched her own eponymous firm after 10 years working with her mother, interior designer Margaret Bosbyshell of Margaux Interiors Limited. A recent Traditional Home New Trad, she is known for a classic, feminine aesthetic. Here’s what’s inspiring her now.
Photograph courtesy of Julie Nell
Recent purchase
We designed a handcrafted plaster chandelier from New Orleans–based Julie Neill Designs for my dining room.
Photograph courtesy of Emilia Wickstead
Fashion
Floral everything! I love midilength feminine dresses. My favorite designers at the moment are Emilia Wickstead and Anna Mason.
Botanicals
Climbing roses and peonies. For tabletop entertaining, I think whole fruit and green potted plants instead of freshly cut flowers feel more unexpected.
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Linens
Gramercy Fine Linens & Furnishings is a go-to for tabletop and bedding. They are the only ones in town who carry D.Porthault.
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Fabric
Anything from Quadrille. “Arbre de Matisse” in French blue in the reverse, on tinted linen, is my favorite.
Photograph courtesy of Anna Weatherly
China
Anna Weatherley’s Botanical collection—I have the white tulips.
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Atlanta artisan
Bob Garner at Fabulous Things for faux-finish tables. This is the “oyster swirl”.
Travel
Hotel du Cap in the South of France
Restaurant design
Always the Swan Coach House and now the new terrace bar at Atlas
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Accessories
Locally, I shop at W. Port and Ann Mashburn, where I got these Rebecca de Ravenel earrings. I love this Amanda Lindroth Palm Beach basket tote.
Antiques
Parc Monceau at the Galleries of Peachtree Hills
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Wallpaper
Hand-painted scenic florals by Gracie Studio. This is “Indigo Garden” in a custom color.
Photograph by Jason Lagi
Color
I’m all about blue. Now, it’s Benjamin Moore “Santorini Blue”.
This article appears in our Fall 2019 issue of Atlanta Magazine’s HOME.
