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A New Era for Sister Parish, Doyenne of Americana Interiors
The next generations of Sister Parish’s family are continuing the legacy the legendary interior designer to the Camelot-Era Kennedys, as well as the Getty, Astor, Rockefeller, and Whitney families.
Written by Samantha Conti
Photography by Charlotte Ellis
Styling by Alex Badia
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