"Ages ago when I was student at Parson’s, one of my teachers insisted that there was no such thing as bad taste - only things used incorrectly.
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Point of View
Interior design professional’s source of inspiration
Point Of View: Jennifer Mehditash
on becoming a design conduit
Photo Credit Stacey Van Berkel
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“The lens through which I view each project is focused by the clients that will live in each space. I believe we … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Kati Curtis
on interiors as a statement of personal expression
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"My style can be summed up in 3 words: crafted, cultured, and collected.
There will always be an element of fine craftsmanship, always a sense of taste and refinement, and always a feeling … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Mark Cravotta
on a design philosophy routed in the visual arts
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"Having spent the first half of my life as a visual artist, I approach interior design much as I would a painting, sculpture, or piece of jewelry. I’m composing spaces for living … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Ally Coulter
on the timelessness of black and white rooms
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"Never off-trend, never outdated or impossibly boring, black and white always works for one fundamental reason: it's timeless.
I love to use a clean fresh black against a white palette, as in this private … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Marc Langlois
on learning to see
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"I was a photographer in a previous career. Photography taught me to “see”, it taught me that to see well - to take compelling pictures - you must work with composition, scale and … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Eddie Lee
on design as portraiture
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“I see what I do as painting a portrait of the client's life through the media of architecture, furniture and art, and this image represents that perfectly.
The portrait of this client is … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Neal Beckstedt
on utilitarian luxury
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