Designer, Author and Star of Netflix's Dream Home Makeover, Shea McGee walks us through how she designs a kitchen that will stand the test of time—and how you can do the same.
Designer Kelly Hohla spoke with us about balancing old with new in her renovation of an early-20th-century home in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.
We spoke with five designers on why they specify Kelly Wearstler’s collections for their projects.
We spoke with Keith Arnold, Vice President of Renowned Interior Design Firm Suzanne Kasler on how he artfully turned his petite powder room into a ‘jewelry box’ of a statement space using Farrow & Ball paint and Ann Sacks tile.
For designer Philip Thomas Vanderford, Studio Thomas James, the third time really was a charm in creating a dream home for his long term clients.
We spoke with Molly Singer on her design philosophy and how she perfectly pairs Farrow and Ball paint with Ann Sacks tile.
Designer Laura Brophy spoke with us on her design philosophy and how she creates organic, peaceful vibes throughout her projects,
We spoke with Christine Turknett Ho on her use of bold colors and patterns and finding inspiration in Austin, TX.
Known for her elegant and approachable designs, Jean Stoffer gives this 1916 home a dramatic transformation, perfect for family.
We spoke with Jenny Guggenheim of Guggenheim Architecture and Design Studio on this incredible new build they designed which seamlessly combines form, function and some breathtaking views.
Palo Alto, California–based designer and principal at Melinda Mandell Interior Design spoke with us on how she balanced form and function in remodeling a 4,400-square-foot ranch in Silicon Valley.
We spoke with Andy Barlow, Head of Interior Design for Thesis Studio Architecture on the project and how he maintained the original character of the home while making it more livable for a modern family.
Renowned designer, Jean Stoffer, shares her creative process in the complete floor-to-ceiling renovation of The Madison. Learn how she infused her classic style into the historic home.
Drawing inspiration from travelling, vintage clothing and antique artifacts, Oliver Simon Design elevates their clients’ homes by adding texture and interest while maintaining an approachable aesthetic.
Bridging the gap between form and function, Scampi NYC was designed with visions of coastal Italy, post-modern design, and a touch of Bauhaus. We spoke with Parts and Labor Design on the key factors they consider when designing a restaurant.
This self-described “late bloomer” has designed everything from a 13,000-square-foot estate to a sofa “cufflink” The Wall Street Journal called “ingenious.” Here’s how Denise Morrison went from helping clients choose new pillows to running her own firm, retail shop, and full manufacturing facility.
We spoke with Christina Tello of Tello Interiors on how she created unique and intimate spaces within this boutique wine country hotel.
