Last updated on January 7th, 2018 at 02:11 pm
Polo player and designer David Sloan splits his time between Roseview Dressage in Millbrook, New York, and Roseview Farms in Wellington, Florida.
His creative career is built upon re-purposing the unwanted into the showcased. A former Marine and international uranium trader who focused on the recycling of Cold War stockpiles of nuclear materials, David is now a resourceful creator of design and image. He accomplishes this by identifying innovative uses for industrial and architectural remnants, repurposing the forgotten and cast-off in a variety of equestrian and lifestyle settings.
The elements from architectural salvage become ideal pieces to hold bridles, saddles, girths, tail extensions, and all the other items of today’s high-end show world. Restored to highlight their amazing craftsmanship and accented with artful lighting, the pieces bring out the natural beauty of tack, coolers, halters, supplements, and storage for blankets and sheets.
According to David, “There’s a lot of interest in history that’s not stuffy and formal and can actually be enjoyed by today’s enthusiasts. With our custom field vehicles as a backdrop, clients can host an event that masterfully offers a lifestyle experience that few, if any, can duplicate.”
You can contact David Sloan at roseviewdressage.com