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The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – J is for …
Jabot pin A jabot pin is a brooch with a bejeweled motif at either end. It is pinned in such -
At Home with Designer Gary Hutton
Gary Hutton’s 40-year career in design has earned him the moniker “the Dean of West Coast design”. A born and -
The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – I is for …
Ice glass Ice glass refers to a decorative effect that causes the surface of the glass to resemble cracked ice, -
A Chat with Designer Alexa Hampton
Alexa Hampton’s down to earth, relaxed disposition belies her impressive resumé. As owner and president of her father, Mark Hampton’s -
The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – H is for …
Hadley Chest A Hadley chest is a rectangular dowry chest, painted and elaborately carved with flat flowers (often tulips) and -
At Home with Designer Madeline Stuart
Madeline Stuart’s inspiration board is filled with quotes from designers, architects and writers of the past, along with images of -
Coast to Coast with Ken Fulk
Ken Fulk is not known for minimalism. One has only to visit his San Francisco Magic Factory, St. Joseph’s Art -
Sneak peek at the 2020 San Francisco Fall Show on InCollect
In less than a week – on Friday morning, October 16 at 9:00 am PST/Noon EST to be exact – -
David Phoenix at Home, and on the Move
David Phoenix A master at combining modern and traditional design elements and creating interiors that are thoughtful, well designed and, -
The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – G is for …
Gadrooning Gadrooning was a popular edging or border design used primarily on metalwork such as silverware, silver service, jewelry and -
A Conversation with Designer Beth Webb
On Virtual Designing, the Importance of Comfort, and Cooking Everyday Beth Webb Texture, tension and light are the three tenets -
The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – F is for…
Faience Faience is tin-glazed earthenware made in France, Germany, Spain, and Scandinavia. It is distinguished from tin-glazed earthenware made in