Auntie Mame inspires EF + LM's latest collection

We love the latest collection from Edward Ferrell + Lewis Mittman. Inspired by Auntie Mame, the 3 Beekman collection takes its name from the apartment where the famous eccentric lived. The 1955 Patrick Dennis novel inspired the Broadway show and 1958 film, both of which starred Rosalind Russell.



The collection, designed by creative director Skip Rumley, feels decidedly "uncollection" -- like it was assembled over time by a terrific, stylish and well-traveled aunt. And it answers the "where do I get that?" shopping question for those of us who don't have one! This console is suitable for outdoors too, and provides an ample surface for a hallway or nook, without feeling heavy.



This mirror is cast, with no welding, so it's entirely seamless. It makes a great statement piece, not to mention it serves as a piece of functional sculpture.



Rumley also selected and arranged the beautiful flowers that filled the showroom. This elegant, and simple, arrangement sits on top of the equally chic dining table in the collection, a double-pedestal base with a high-gloss mahogany top.



3 Beekman debuted last week during Spring Market, but we have a feeling it will be an enduring best-seller at EFLM. Stop by and check out the entire collection!