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Nashville-based interior designer Brad Ramsey discusses how he spends his time at market, which vendors he loves doing business with and how he is redefining luxury and delegating his project budgets accordingly
O’Shea-Evans takes us on a journey through the pages of “Alpine Style,” sharing insights into her creative process, the surprises she encountered along the way, and how her background in travel writing influenced her approach to mountain design. From the challenges of capturing a room’s essence in words to the joys of exploring regional inspirations, O’Shea-Evans offers a candid look at the making of her book.
As Genova takes the helm of this prestigious firm, she faces the challenge of maintaining Tihany Design’s reputation for excellence while steering it into a new era of creativity and innovation in luxury hospitality design.
The latest Consumer Insights Now research reveals that Americans really want help with interior design — and shows which consumers are most likely to enlist those services.
This week on Disruptive Design, DNN Editor in Chief Courtney Porter sat down with MK Workshop founders, Petra McKenzie and Jonah Kilday, to discuss their new showroom opening, what vendors they’re using over and over again, and designing for young tech-industry clients.
Brought to life with locally inspired architectural elements, colors, materials, and finishes, the London and New York presentations feature a retail space planned as a residence and a workplace floor planned as an office. Within these inspiring spaces, Knoll shows how both renowned historic and newly launched designs enhance modern residential and contract settings.
Buyers come from around the world to The Decorative Fair, famous for offering the unusual and decorative alongside the practical and perfect. A dream event for shoppers in search of individual looks and one-off items, the Fair is one of the UK’s most exciting antiques, design and interiors events.
The Western aesthetic is trending across creative fields, from fashion to music to interior design.…
Lately, Tynagel hasn’t been on top of what is happening in the design industry. She hasn’t been around for years at the big design fairs, instead she’s locked herself up in her studio and letting the inspiration come from within, her imagination or her immediate surroundings. In her case, design became more and more personal and its paid off.
NeuroDesign Academy’s educational courses share factual and proven critical studies that show that up to 80-90% of health outcomes are determined by our homes and the built environment.