Showing posts with label interiors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interiors. Show all posts

Friday, December 8, 2017

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How To Become An Interior Designer

An Interior Designer At WorkWhat is the job?So what is an Interior Designer? Well firstly - they are not the same as interior decorators! Interior designers use a range of design techniques to make the best visual and physical use of space; they plan and organise the design of commercial and domestic interiors such as...

Sunday, October 9, 2016

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Read Here Shopping at Foxfire antiques, Middleburg Now

This past weekend I visited charming Middleburg, Virginia, the heart of Washington equestrian life. While there I shopped -  naturally! One of my favorite finds was the antique & design shop Foxfire.Located in the heart of town Foxfire features a number of continental antiques, primarily French, but a few in particular...
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Read Here Couch vs. sofa - a dialogue Now

I was thrilled to have lunch recently with one of my favorite bloggers, The Blue Remembered Hills, while he was traveling through DC. As so often happens when bloggers meet for the first time we began chatting at once like old friends and eventually the topic naturally veered towards design.Both of us have 'pet peeves'...

Saturday, October 8, 2016

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Information Selecting the "right" sofa for your home. My article in Deccan Herald today, Read Now

The subject article was featured in Deccan Herald today. You can also read it at http://www.deccanherald.com/content/445623/selecting-sofas-safe-way.html. The free text is also pasted belowThank You Deccan Herald team for helping spread the light :)Full leather, Half leather, Fabric, Cane, Wooden, Reclining, Sectional,...
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Read Here Hines & Company at the new DC Design Center Now

Last week I attended an event at Hines & Company in the new nearly finished Washington Design Center. I'm happy to report the new design center is a HUGE improvement on the old one (which isn't saying much), spacious and light filled.The Design Center officially opens in about a week on November 12, 2014, but many...
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Read Here Parisian stair railing Now

While I sort through the 500 photos I took over my recent trip to Paris I thought I would share with you a great staircase I saw in an art gallery (I believe in the 17th).  Why is it that the best railings never meet US code? Not sure if I loved the red color or the balustrade pattern bett...
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Read Here Night at the Museum - the National Portrait Gallery Now

This past Friday I spent the evening at the National Portrait Gallery; at least it felt like evening since it was dark the entire time(they're open until 7pm)If you haven't visited you really must;it's one of my favorite museums in DC. Housed in the old Patent office building completed in 1840, the Greek Revival structure...
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Read Here decorative lamp shades Now

Lampshades don't always have to be white (or my much preferred black with gold foil interior).  These sconce shades in a house decorated by talented Katie Ridder are a reminder of that fact and add such a nice detail, or layer, to the room in question.  Ridder is wife to architect Peter Pennoyer; talk...
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Read Here La Madeleine, Paris Now

One of the items I can cross off my bucket list is to see a concert in one of the great spaces of Europe. While traveling one often sees posters for concerts in various churches and this past trip to Paris we saw an unexpectedly exciting performance of Mozart's Requiem at La Madeleine.La Madeleine is perhaps best known...
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Read Here Window shopping: Artisan lamp Now

I hadn't been to my favorite shop, Artisan Lamp Co, in quite awhile so window-shopped the other night. As it turns out thats the best time of day to check out a lighting store!The store is enormous and they have a larger inventory on their newly revamped website as well as on 1stdibs. They've been carrying a larger number...
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