Interior design Archives - Page 52 of 92

An Invitation to the Garden from Michael Devine

With our recent Siberian-like weather, An Invitation to the Garden arrived at my door like a welcome breath of spring…. Read More

Since 1983 Chesney’s has made creative collaboration the core of their business. Initially joining forces with the past, the firm… Read More

When several of your chicest design friends all mention the same Paris shop as a must visit, it is duly… Read More

Finding motivation to exercise is hard enough. So when German product developer Kristof Hock got tired of working out with… Read More

As the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living continue to dissolve, the choices for new outdoor fabrics are inversely multiplying…. Read More

I am delighted to be moderating the upcoming Architecural Digest Design Files lecture at the D&D building on Tuesday, February… Read More

It was a pleasure to see the cheerful lanterns swinging above the streets in Saint Germain and Rue de Mail… Read More

While his design career was launched with such contemporary projects as the Montparnasse Tower and the Meridien group of hotels,… Read More

My apologies for leaving you readers so long without updates. I had fully intended to write from Paris but it… Read More

Pierre Frey is a welcome anomaly in our modern world. A luxury company, family owned, and privately held, it is… Read More

After recently writing about the fabulous new Tilton Fenwick fabric collection for Duralee, I was delighted to see partner Suysel… Read More

Established in 1880 as a ferronnier, Pouenat has continued to stay relevant and thrive by embracing their heritage while collaborating… Read More