Architecture Archives - Page 15 of 29

Design Leadership Summit in Los Angeles

Last week the Design Leadership Summit marked its tenth anniversary with an impressive line up of events in Los Angeles. Now over… Read More

There is only so much I can put in a post without it becoming overwhelming and unwieldy. While I hope… Read More

The lazy days of summer seem long gone as fall has shifted into high gear. October inspiration is already on… Read More

Just in time for the weekend, we can all take a vicarious visit to that tropical bastion of sunny style in Jennifer… Read More

Not only is Michael Bruno, founder of 1stdibs and now Housepad App (more on that in a bit) a man of… Read More

What to do when a 19th century church on a historic town green in Connecticut needs to restore its rectory,… Read More

Most Nantucket regulars would agree that September is the most beautiful month on island. The throngs of tourists have left, you… Read More

While no doubt familiar with the palatial splendor of Louis XIV’s Versailles, what you may not know is that the inspiration, and… Read More

Nantucket is a small island full of big world connections. Earlier this summer, I was delighted to meet Cynthia Everets through… Read More

While landscape design has always been an important feature for a home, the increasing emphasis on indoor/outdoor living over the last… Read More

Each year the Vanity Fair Best Dressed List arrives with great anticipation. And for 2015, the world of interiors is represented by… Read More

When visiting Timothy Corrigan in Los Angeles, you are greeted with the same sense of comfort and elegance that is evident in all… Read More