Nothing makes or breaks the interior of a house as much as the lighting. The most carefully arranged and beautifully appointed interior can fall flat if it is poorly illuminated. Read more »
After spending a fun and fruitful five years in Tarrytown, it is with mixed feelings that we have closed our office at 4 South Washington Street. In an effort to […] Read more »
From the Stone Age to contemporary times, whether we are spearing a wild boar and throwing it whole onto a raging fire or savoring “crab risotto with a hint of […] Read more »
What’s more festive than a summer pool party? Even without the pool, I find a summer bash is so much more relaxed than wintertime indoor entertaining. Recently I had to […] Read more »
A decade ago, when the internet was burgeoning forth to change our lives forever, when websites were springing up like weeds in spring and technology was promising to do everything […] Read more »
Why sacrifice style for sustainability? The Green Home Expo has run concurrently and practically shared space with The Architectural Digest Home Show at Pier 94 in NYC for the last […] Read more »
Kitchens are on my mind lately. In order to maintain my status with the American Society of Interior Designers, I am obliged to fulfill a number of hours of continuing […] Read more »
In interior design circles these days, much is made about how interior design and architecture can shape people’s behavior in the workplace and even contribute to their healing in a […] Read more »
Hiring a Contractor When the leaves have turned and there is a definite nip in the air, I get ready to hunker down for the winter. I typically get lots […] Read more »
I have a friend who has an annual Mother’s Day ritual: she marshals her family as “day laborers” and, while she directs the “action,” her husband and children clean out […] Read more »
