WHATS NEXT FOR LISA VANDERPUMP? ┃LISA VANDERPUMP 'REAL HOUSEWIVES OF BEVERLY HILLS' INTERVIEW 2019

Описание: What's next for Lisa Vanderpump? We talk with Lisa Vanderpump about her newly announced collaboration with Nick Alain, fashion, and more! Nick Alain, known for his glamorous work in lighting and furniture and has collaborated with Lisa Vanderpump and Ken Todd on numerous projects.

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Why was Nick Alain and this company right as a collaboration for you? Well I'm very authentic in everything I do. I think over the years, the nine, 10 years that I've been on television, 350 episodes, you very rarely see me ever support or endorse something that I'm not really crazy about. You know, I'm passionate about design. Um, but I, I think the, the collaboration just really works because when you meet somebody that's got the same energy, you know, as you, and also we've done restaurants together, I've had 35 restaurants. So I think together, you know, we felt that we are very good at creating, even though we do say so ourselves, just this extraordinarily kind of romantic situation. You go into Tom Tom, but I think it's for men and women and I think that Nick brings a uniqueness to the design market. There's a lot of places I go into and I think, Oh yeah, that's nice. But I've seen that, but I've seen that. I think you walk in here and to find anybody to say, oh well I've seen something like that. You haven't seen anything like it because it's come out of this crazy brain. I think one thing that's very important to me, as you know, I've designed pretty much with my husband, 35 of the restaurants, bars and clubs. I think it's about being bold in, in terms of size wise as well. I think people get scared and they think, oh, you know, is that going to be too big? But if something's beautiful, it can really kind of sometimes dominate the ribbon. That's okay. You know, you see some of those lights and you put three of them there and that's a small room, but yet it's beautiful. If it's something beautiful. You want to look at it. Don't be scared of that. You know, in my house there's a lot of oversized pieces and I really, I really relate to that and I think that Nick does that very well. I think this whole collection has a lot of kind of good energy behind it and I think that in the couple of years that we've been working together, we've proved that, you know, on camera, off camera, having fun is what we do. Taking chances and really bringing that kind of love and that passion that I think shines through in the design. Who is your favorite designer for home or fashion. Oh, fashion. It's gotta be, I have a few, I have Tom Ford, I have Dolce and Gabbana. Um, they're actually friends mine and to me genius. But again, everything's very kind of passionate and I know Dolce his hands touch every piece as do Nick with his product. Um, you know, I kind of have different designers, but I would say Dolce is got this passion. McQueen, Tom Ford, there all the people that I think are really genius at the moment. And one other thing is if you could live in a design time, when would that have been? That's actually not difficult. I think now we have more freedom to do anything because I think now you can have this wonderful juxtaposition of modern with classic, I think the rules have been broken, but I do think if I had to go back to a design time, it would have to be the Deco era. I think the deco really a lot of the deco pieces and you see that in some of the things that Nick's been doing and that we've taken, you know, really live song timeless pieces. And I think the Deco era really was timeless. So at least a talk with me about the collaboration between you and Nick Alain and where the inspiration came from. Oh Wow. Where the inspiration comes from, we get inspiration from so many different avenues, but I think it also comes from a frustration of what's out there and trying to create something that's individual and that nobody's seen before really. And also I think Nick and I have a very kind of compatible, you know, attitude towards design that we like big statement pieces as well. And I think you see that with a lot of the lighting that you can take one piece and then you suddenly have a multiplication of that one piece times three or, or five, seven and you have these huge statements. But that also very versatile. Um, we've had an amazing time. We've done two restaurants in the last kind of 18 months that have both been absolutely stunning ones being voted, the number one cocktail bar in southern California and Vegas, Caesar's palace, our latest venture cocktail gum, which is really beautiful. And I think for those kind of different venues, we've just created these unbelievable pieces. Or like when I was doing up my kitchen, I said, okay, I want something like this. It's not out there, let's make it.