A Review of: Susanna Salk - It’s The Little Things; Creating Big Moments Through Stylish Small Stuff

A Review of: Susanna Salk - It’s The Little Things; Creating Big Moments Through Stylish Small Stuff
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A great book featuring beautiful design vignettes and arrangements from today’s top designers, Susanna Salk’s It’s the Little Things inspires us to be personal and artful with our decorating choices, creating spaces that reflect our personality. This jewel of a decorating book looks at the design details that make up a room’s decor, the stylish little touches that can help any room transcend the ordinary. Whether through the luxurious trim and tassel of a bedroom curtain, the whimsy of a uniquely upholstered chair in the dining room, a loose but lush visual landscape on an entry hall table, or a deeply personal arrangement of treasures upon a dressing table, this book celebrates how chic design can be when expressed through personal details and provides a wealth of vignettes to inspire homeowners and designers. Organized by type of design arrangement, from full rooms designed with attention to detail and entire walls depicting inspiring arrangements of art and objects, to more intimate still lifes arrayed on desktops, mantels, and bookshelves, It’s the Little Things shows us how to display our beloved objects to create sophisticated interiors. With interiors by some of the world’s top designers, such as Alessandra Branca, Bunny Williams, John Derian, and India Hicks, among others, and with Salk’s encouraging design tips, It’s the Little Things inspires us to slow down and pay attention to the details that can add richness and personality to any interior.

[@jamesmay8434]

"A thing of beauty is a joy forever..." thank-you for this review. Beauty is where you find it

[@kristaselene]

I’m so glad I found your channel! Your content is so unique and exactly what KZbin needs more of…so much beauty and inspiration. Thank you for sharing.

[@thetartantopiary]

WELCOME! I'm so glad you found the channel also. Thanks for the comment.

[@robbinstephensyork8864]

I Have had and have loved this Book since it was published in 2016.....I have all of Susanna's books and have been a subscriber to her youtube channel Quintessence since the beginning....I recommend all her books and her channel 100%....Thank You for doing this review...✌️💜💋

[@thetartantopiary]

I'm a fan of Quintessence also! I have 2 of Susanna's other books in the line up.

[@Rebelliousrefinement]

I’ve wanted her book. I enjoy seeing her on Quintessence 💕

[@thetartantopiary]

The homes and the personal tours are always interesting on Quintessence. Design Notes from House and Garden is great too.

[@barbarawillis5187]

I am a huge fan of Susanna Salk. I love her Quintessence channel episodes.

[@thetartantopiary]

I love watching her too.

[@thespace2983]

Love her quintessence😍

[@helenaneumann1872]

I am such a fan of Susanna and her channel...

[@mjef3695]

You just don’t disappoint. Love this. Thank you.

[@larkmurry7808]

Merci! Susanna Salk is such a treasure...

[@BayouDreamz]

My own mother collects Herend, so loved watching this.

[@alisadotson8403]

This is my favorite book!

[@charlottesesco8795]

Beautiful

[@henricalitri3251]

Love your herend figurines. They look so pretty!

[@thetartantopiary]

Thank you, Henri! I do love a Herend figurine.

[@robertwessels9827]

I love your reviews!

[@kala7278]

What a beautiful video! 💕

[@yolandagarza7897]

Thank you for this beautiful video 😍, of treasures and memories ❤

[@thetartantopiary]

Thank you too!

[@rneustel388]

I’ve wanted this book for ages, but I wanted a look at the inside first. Thanks so much for sharing this review and sharing some of the photos. Btw, your grandmother’s collection of Herend is amazing!!

[@thetartantopiary]

Thank you- I love her Herend too! I’m glad you enjoyed the review. It’s a fun book.

[@anaflores5200]

Thank you for this channel.

[@thetartantopiary]

Thank you for watching!

[@saraheschweiler4939]

Thank you, from your newest subscriber, for your thoughtful, elegantly presented review. Much appreciated! 🙏🌿💐🌿😊💚😘🌿💐🌿🙏

[@thetartantopiary]

Thank you and I'm so glad you subscribed!

[@betsyhinerman9025]

I have many of the same items as you💕💕💕

[@jenh9361]

"Little things creating big moments"...Absolutley, I have many charished collections of smalls displayed throughout my home, from my Dad's Diploma from when he was Valedictorian in High School, the bottons from his Army uniform, many historical photos from both parents families, miniature versions of hats sewn by hand by my Gram, buttons, hat molds and a hand mirror from her Millinery shop, bone china from my father's parents wedding day, and a little porcelain Chartreuse shoe and perkey porcelain rooster that was displayed in the kitchen window of my childhood home... All, priceless treasures that bring such joy to my heart!!! There is a warmth within, "when you surround yourself with the things you love", that "the rest will fall into place"... These precious treasures are the very fabric of our lives, woven thread by thread, that validate love of family and time spent! Another Ace...

[@thetartantopiary]

I love that! Those are such precious items and so unique.

[@sonjaortiz6857]

This was so lovely. I enjoy watching her KZbin channel and had no idea this book existed! I recently got rid of two very old chairs that we carried from coast to coast while in the military. It was a hasty decision. My son recently came home from college and asked where were the chairs. He was so disappointed they were gone. I saw myself simply redecorating, but those were a part of his childhood. I should have just had them covered. How I’ve mourned those chairs! Now I pay attention and cherish the things (from little trinkets , chachki’s, and even old beat up chairs) because they mean so much to my boys.

[@thetartantopiary]

It sometimes takes a mistake to learn. But now you know. My last major move (from a house I had lived in for 25 years) I donated most of my books and some of beloved Christmas collections. I learned that those things meant more to me than I thought.