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Wimbledon Window at Michael Thomas. Nice Server! 19th c. Mahogany Server

“Do you get the best use out of your balls? #Wimbledon #BallDress”

TORY BURCH SPORT, New York, "I guess tennis is my main art, but fashion is definitely very close", pinned by Ton van der Veer

Finiture estetiche dal carattere urbano e richiami al campo da calcio creano l’atmosfera dinamica e fresca di questo negozio sportivo a Castellón de la Plana, in Spagna.

Tennis Season A3 Art Print. Looks great in the home, bar or restaurant. Suitable for large projects. We work with bespoke sizes. Available from ATADesigns online shop: http://www.atadesigns.com/product/tennis-season-art-print/

Amsterdam-based UXUS Design have created a "pop-up" store for sports show brand K-SWISS at Citadium in Paris, France. The store is formed of “floating” tennis rackets and an umpire chair. The following information is from UXUS: -- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE K-SWISS PARIS POP-UP STORE OPEN K-Swiss commissioned UXUS to create a pop-up area within Citadium,

Some Basic Rules of Thumb: Know your level of play - whether you are self rated or have an NTRP Rating, you should know where you fall as a player. BEGINNER (NTRP 1.0 - 2.5) If you're a beginner just starting out, you'll want a racquet that helps you return the ball with some power. Because you're developing technique

With a major commercial renovation at Mizner Country Club, came a unique request to create an aesthetically exciting accent wall and an elegant community table. Sabal Design met the designer’s creative challenge to deliver a one of a kind, contemporary tennis ball wall and refined community table.

One of the East End’s chicest spots isn’t open for business. But it has nothing to do with the pandemic. Instead the Floritauk Tennis Club is the entirely private venture of a Montauk, New York, homeowner, a contemporary art collector and former gallerist with a passion for entertaining and vivid vignettes. She’d been seeking an environment where she and her guests could mix athletics and leisure, something like a traditional country club—but with a touch of retro irony. Who better to call…