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Point of View
Interior design professional’s source of inspiration
Point Of View: Mark Cutler
on interior design as a family portrait
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"My philosophy is that design is a form of portraiture; every project that we do is a pure reflection of the families for whom we design. With this in mind, I place great importance on … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Mary Douglas Drysdale
on the relationship between interior architecture and decoration
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"After the satisfaction of working with others to realize a vision, my keenest interest in the practice of interior design is in making and enhancing the relationship between interior architecture and decoration.
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Point Of View: Cullman & Kravis
on 'young traditional' style
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"This living room in Palm Beach exemplifies our philosophy of decorating.
With its mix of antique, vintage and custom-made items, a bright palette and a sense of fun, this room is what we … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Brian del Toro
on the importance of exceeding client expectations
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"When I am working on a project, the most important thing for me is giving the client something which is above and beyond the interior they'd imagined.
Then I want the project … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Anthony Baratta
on the importance of remaining true to your vision
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"For me, decorating is all about control. I envision a room complete - and leave little to chance. I know that popular thinking has moved in a more 'thrown together' direction, yet this has had … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Wade Hallock
on the contrast of color and texture
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"I like to create rooms designed to be intimate places to relax. I often choose rich textures and deep colors to create spaces that are warm and interesting.
The mix of woven … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Philip Gorrivan
on the importance of following intuition
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