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The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – T is for …
Tankard A tankard is a tall metal – usually silver or pewter – drinking vessel with one handle for beer, -
Designer Discourse: Kelly Hohla
A Q&A Series with Prominent Designer Circle Members Of all the terms interior designer Kelly Hohla uses to describe her -
The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – S is for…
Salver A salver is a plate or tray, typically silver or silver-gilt, used for the formal offering of food, drink, -
A Few Questions for Miles Redd
Photograph of Miles Redd, Courtesy of Ballard Designs A few adjectives come to mind when thinking about the design work -
The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – R is for …
Raku Raku is a type of hand shaped porous Japanese pottery with a thick lead glaze, in colors ranging from -
Jeff Schlarb, Classic Contemporary Design
Jeff Schlarb’s designs are not shy. He describes his design sensibility as ‘classic contemporary’, but one look at his creations, -
The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – Q is for…
Qingbai Qingbai is Chinese porcelain from the Song dynasty (960-1279) with its signature translucent misty-blue glaze. It is also known -
David Netto, On Design
David Netto doesn’t have a signature style. “I come at every project with respect for the architecture,” he says “I -
The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – P is for…
Parcel gilt Parcel gilt is a term used to describe silverware or furniture, parts of which are gilded, such as -
A Conversation with Designer Brian McCarthy
A Room is Like a Cocktail Party, and all the Pieces Merely Guests 2020 has made designer Brian McCarthy grateful. -
The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – O is for …
Object de vertu Objets de vertu (roughly translated as “precious objects”) are tiny decorative pieces noted for their fineness of -
Antonio Martins, Looking Forward
Having lived in ten cities on four continents, Antonio Martins’ design aesthetic is shaped by a unique world view influenced