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Point Of View: Wade Hallock
on the contrast of color and texture
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Point Of View: Philip Gorrivan
on the importance of following intuition
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"Lately I keep returning to the importance of following intuition. In interior design there are so many things to consider - the scale of a room, the style and … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Barry Dixon
on the merit of complex layering
Photo courtesy Erica George Dines
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"We think that in the best instances, the aesthetic layers of a room are sentences in the story of the people who live there.
We're all … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Denise McGaha
on the importance of creating fluid design
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“I believe a room should evolve and continually change. Never staid. Never stifled.
Accessories should rotate. Pillows should be updated. A constantly-morphing design will result. Fluidity in a room creates such energy - … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Gail Shields-Miller
on engaging clients as collaborators
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"Great interior design is original, and not repetitive from client to client. Each job opens a new door for practicing your craft. It is also a passionate business that involves a level of personal satisfaction … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: Raji RM
on creating magically dramatic interiors
Photo courtesy Rikki Snyder
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"At this point in my career, design is seriously happening for me only when there is real pizazz - and even a bit of drool-worthy drama in a room.
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Point Of View: White Webb
on the importance of bespoke furnishings
Photo courtesy Art Gray
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"For us, successful design maximizes the usability of a space, and enables it to exude the homeowner's personality. Inevitably, this feat requires intensive detective work and some degree of custom-tailoring.
With an … Continue Reading ››
Point Of View: John Douglas Eason
on traditional principles in contemporary design
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