The refined rooms of American philanthropist Bunny Mellon (1910–2014) come alive through artist Snowy Campbell's paintings. Commissioned in 1970 for six years, Campbell documented the Mellons' iconic interiors—filled with fine antiques, masterworks of art, and exquisite objets d'art arranged with sophisticated ease. This book presents Campbell's paintings of three residences in New York City, Washington, DC, and Upperville, Virginia, capturing the colors, light, and intricate details of spaces designed with renowned decorators John Fowler and Bruce Budd. Texts by James Reginato explore Mellon's distinctive decorating philosophy and how the couple inhabited each property. A long-awaited project initiated by Mellon herself, this volume celebrates her impeccable taste and the extraordinary artistic vision of a young painter documenting a life of refined connoisseurship.