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A Chat with Designer Timothy Corrigan
On French Châteaus, The Comforts of Home and Being Grounded in 2020 For someone who travels around the world on -
At Home in Connecticut with Designer Bunny Williams
Anyone who knows interior design knows the name Bunny Williams. She has made an indelible mark and is one of -
The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – E is for…
Ébéniste An ébéniste is a French term for a cabinet-maker, particularly one who works in ebony. Ébénistes make case furniture, -
At Home with Interior Designer Nina Campbell
When Nina Campbell opened her eponymous firm in 1972, one of her first commissions was a castle in Scotland; she -
The (San Francisco Fall) Show will go on!
When the decision was made to cancel the 2020 San Francisco Fall Show, Show Chair Suzanne Tucker’s thoughts immediately turned -
The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – C is for …
Cabriole leg Cabriole refers to a popular furniture leg with the knee curving outward and the ankle curving inward terminating -
A Chat with San Francisco Designer Geoffrey De Sousa
Known as one of the top interior designers in San Francisco and regularly featured in national design publications, Geoffrey De -
At Home with Designer Kendall Wilkinson
California native Kendall Wilkinson has spent over two decades creating beautiful spaces for both residential and commercial clients. Her sensibility -
A Chat with Sisters Hannah and Rachel Cecil Gurney of de Gournay
By Ariane Maclean Trimuschat Hand painted Amazonia Chinoiserie wallpaper on Pink xuan paper. Photo by Mariam Medvedeva Walking into a -
The alphabet of Art & Antiques – D is for …
Delftware Delftware or Delft pottery – also known as Delft Blue – is a general term now used for Dutch -
At Home with Tastemaker Steven Stolman
Photography credit: Nick Mele Steven Stolman knows a thing or two about style. The designer, tastemaker, and man-about-town is an -
The Alphabet of Art & Antiques – B is for…
Bauhaus Bauhaus – which literally translates to “construction house” – is a school of design established in Weimar in 1919