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Some of our best friends, you see, are straight. And some of them, we should report, are very stylish. The following epistle, therefore, is simply a quick fix master class for those who feel their style gene is somewhat compromised. Think of us as wing men. Fabulous -- if often fey -- fixers.
And how she figured it out the hard way.
Traveling the world is great, but bringing your experience into your home may not be.
As I browsed for some spring inspiration, I came across the most inventive ideas by some of New York's brightest designers. Discover the 10 most creative picnic baskets for Spring 2013.
Black and white is everywhere this season, from couture runways to sidewalk window displays. And since interiors always follow fashion, I predict we'll start to see black and white infiltrating homes and commercial spaces in upcoming seasons.
Are you committing this in your home?
Last week, I attended the third annual Design Bloggers Conference (DBC) in L.A. The lure of a star-studded speaker line up, networking with fellow bloggers and L.A. design showrooms brought almost 400 bloggers to Universal City for an action-packed few days.
And how to use it in a way that works.
He talks about being a good father, happiness and... doing the Hokey Pokey?
Miles Redd is a decorator with a knack for the glamorous and the unexpected, and he's not one to shy away from applying lacquer on a whole room or mixing periods, styles and patterns.
In Nathan Turner's new book, he gives ideas on how to achieve his aesthetic and also dispenses advice on entertaining, a skill he prides himself on.
My home tells the story of who I am. The things that matter most to me are collected and assembled all in one space.
In her latest book, Be Your Own Decorator: Taking Inspiration and Cues From Today's Top Designers, Susanna Salk assembles a stunning collection of b...
Sasha Adler and Lauren Gold have caught the attention of magazines and blogs, hailing them as members of the next generation of influencers.
It's very important to trust and respect your designer -- on an emotional level as well as, a professional level. You must know they clearly understand your design aesthetic and your expectations for your project.
Muriel Brandolini's exceptional taste and unconventional aesthetic have made her a celebrated international interior designer.
