Platner & Associates Interior Design

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

PEGGY PLATNER FOR "LEGENDS OF LA CIENEGA: CELEBRATE ART"

PEGGY PLATNER'S WINDOW INSPIRED
BY ARTIST JACKSON POLLOCK

AT MARGE CARSON

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La Cienega Design Quarter Announces 2011 Legends of La Cienega: Celebrate Art

Leading Designers Honor Legendary Artists in the West Coast’s Most Anticipated Destination Design Event

Los Angeles’ La Cienega Design Quarter (LCDQ), one of the west coast’s leading design districts, announced the impressive list of sponsors and activities today for its annual Legends of La Cienega event scheduled to take place on May 12 – May 14, 2011.

Legends of La Cienega is an annual celebration of design that brings together VIPs and tastemakers from the worlds of interior design, décor, art, fashion, and architecture for two days of receptions, keynote panel discussions, cocktail parties, book-signings, personal appearances, trunk shows, and special exhibitions.

In its third year, the 2011 Legends event is presented by the LCDQ’s 50 member businesses which include the city’s most prestigious design showrooms, antiques dealers and home furnishings retailers located along La Cienega Boulevard (from Santa Monica to Beverly Boulevards), Melrose Avenue and Melrose Place. This year’s calendar of events is produced in association with the nation’s most prestigious shelter publications including ELLE Décor, House Beautiful, Traditional Home and Veranda. Local media sponsors include Angeleno, Angeleno Interiors, California Homes, California Home & Design, and Luxe Interiors and Design, with additional support provided by Flavorpill.com.

This year’s event will feature new sponsors and partners, additional event programs, exciting new panel topics, and a new overarching theme – “Celebrate Art: Leading Designers Honor Legendary Artists”. To complement and reinforce this new theme, creative partnerships have been formed with Audi, One Kings Lane, 1stdibs.com, Silestone by Cosentino, LACMA’s Decorative Arts and Design Council, and the Mondrian Hotel. The event’s charity benefactor is The Art of Elysium’s The Elysium Project, an organization whose mission simultaneously supports emerging artists and medically disabled children.