The current issue of Traditional Home features the charmed life of India Hicks whose life on Harbour Island in the Bahamas is nothing short of heavenly.
India, as you will remember, was the 13 year old bridesmaid to Princess Diana and the goddaughter of Prince Charles. Her mother, Pamela, is the daughter of the late Lord Mountbatten and her father was the renowned British designer, David Hicks. Quite a legacy.....
India has not rested on her laurels, though.......after spending years modelling, she and her partner moved to Harbour Island in 1995 and established a very enviable lifestyle........besides her wonderful homelife with five children, India has spread her wings in many directions and is known for her home decor designs (on HSN), furniture designs, jewellery, fragrances, books she has authored and has her own shop in Harbour Island called The Sugar Mill, which I visited a couple of years ago while vacationing on the Island, and owns a hotel! Imagine!
The following images are exterior shots of her fabulous home.
Enjoy and have a great day!
India, as you will remember, was the 13 year old bridesmaid to Princess Diana and the goddaughter of Prince Charles. Her mother, Pamela, is the daughter of the late Lord Mountbatten and her father was the renowned British designer, David Hicks. Quite a legacy.....
India has not rested on her laurels, though.......after spending years modelling, she and her partner moved to Harbour Island in 1995 and established a very enviable lifestyle........besides her wonderful homelife with five children, India has spread her wings in many directions and is known for her home decor designs (on HSN), furniture designs, jewellery, fragrances, books she has authored and has her own shop in Harbour Island called The Sugar Mill, which I visited a couple of years ago while vacationing on the Island, and owns a hotel! Imagine!
The following images are exterior shots of her fabulous home.
Enjoy and have a great day!
India at Hibiscus Hill
Inviting!
Colorful bougainvillea.
Dachsund Banger on one of India's quilts.
A 'Wendy House' after Wendy from Peter Pan - was red and white for the boys.
Daughter Domino reading in pink and white playhouse.
Tropical bird, Jenga.
India's quilts are used for everything - not just the beds.
India's tablescape.
Traditional Home
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