While interior designer Fawn Galli’s previous home was only a few blocks away (see our video visit there), she couldn’t… Read More
Interior design
At Home with Schuyler Samperton in Connecticut
After years living in Los Angeles, designer Schuyler Samperton decided to trade coasts and move back east. She was lucky… Read More
At Home in Milan with Nicolo Castellini Baldissera
Three years ago, after decades living in London, Paris, Switzerland, the United States and Tangier, designer Nicolo Castellini Baldissera finally… Read More
At Home in Ojai with Isabelle Dahlin and Brandon Boudet
Ever since she first visited over 25 years ago, designer and shop owner Isabelle Dahlin always wanted a home in… Read More
At Home on Vashon Island with Ted Kennedy Watson and Ted Sive
Most Saturdays, after closing up their two Watson Kennedy shops in Seattle, Ted Kennedy Watson and husband Ted Sive, head… Read More
At Home in Connecticut with Bruce Glickman and Wilson Henley
For years, Bruce Glickman and Wilson Henley owned Duane, the well respected Tribeca outpost specializing in mid century furniture, escaping… Read More
At Home in San Miguel de Allende with Jeffry Weisman and Andrew Fisher
When San Francisco based designers Jeffry Weisman and Andrew Fisher first came to San Miguel de Allende in 2011, they… Read More
At Home in Millbrook with Darren Henault
When designer Darren Henault and husband Michael Bassett went in search of a weekend house for their family, they knew… Read More
At Home in Scotland with Katharine Pooley
Renowned British interior designer Katharine Pooley is not one to shy away from a challenge. She is an intrepid explorer,… Read More
At Home with Designers and Tastemakers
Little did we know, when Susanna Salk and I first embarked on our video collaboration nine years ago, where and… Read More
At Home in Los Angeles With David Netto
In the mid twentieth century, modernist architect Richard Neutra built ten houses in the then bohemian enclave of Silver Lake… Read More
Tapestry Travels Then and Now
Almost a decade ago, when interviewing Timothy Corrigan about his extensive use and knowledge of antiques, I asked him why… Read More
