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The Colorful Pattern Filled World of Henry Wilson

Yesterday, when single digits here in New England shocked us into acknowledging that winter was just getting started, a post by… Read More

Next week marks the start of the design year with Maison et Objet and Paris Deco Off 2019. And for… Read More

Welcome to 2019! As we all are celebrating the new year and thinking of what has passed and what is… Read More

If ever there was an understated self portrait, it would be designer Thomas O’Brien’s description of himself as “basically a… Read More

There are few people who could not only imagine but are capable of bringing an 18th century French chateau back… Read More

Over the years, I have had the privilege of documenting many aspects of celebrated designer Bunny Williams‘ talents. And while… Read More

With design attributed to François Mansart (architect to Louis XIV) and gardens inspired by, if not actually designed by Le… Read More

Enter Richard Shapiro‘s extraordinary home and it’s difficult to believe you are in the center of Los Angeles. Created with… Read More

Ask any designer to name their favorite source of inspiration and many will cite travel. Nothing quite refreshes and expands… Read More

For the third year, as part of Nantucket by Design, NYSID students were invited to reimagine the front rooms of… Read More

One of the most photo friendly areas on Nantucket is the charming town of Sconset in the southeast corner of… Read More

In downtown Nantucket, across from where the car ferry ushers in its seasonal visitors, sits the historic Old North Wharf…. Read More