Evolving Epicenter of a Continuous Design Journey
Last week I had dinner with Deb Tallent, a good friend and interior designer who I worked with at William Hamilton and Associates. She told me about a client that she recently helped with a problem. And she realized it really is a problem: What should you do with the table when you’re not eating,
I was getting a little tired of the Nashville spring (which is green one minute and gray the next) so I took a warm weather vacation to the tropics. I headed to Grand Isle Resort on the Bahamas island of Great Exuma, where I spent some time just relaxing and living a healthy lifestyle. And,
Upholstery is hard. A lot of my writing on this site is about explaining the basics of design. I like to think that I can tell you the right questions to ask yourself, give you a few pieces of advice, and send you out to make great design decisions. But with upholstery? If you’ll pardon
Of the hundreds of rooms I’ve designed over the years, I have to say that kitchens are my favorite. I’ve already covered designing the perfect floorplan, so now it’s time for the fun stuff. The kitchen is a room that blends fun, family, and function, and it’s also the room that puts storage front-and-center — which
For the sake of having an intelligent discussion about interior design, you should have a handle on the exact name of your design style. Here’s a list, with quick definitions. Rustic. You live in a barn. Industrial. You live in a factory. Modern. You live in a plastic factory. Traditional. You loved your grandmother. French
