A girl’s bedroom in the Flatiron District designed by Rayman Boozer. The curtain fabric is Lily Pulitzer from Lee Jofa. The wallpaper is by Flat Vernacular, and the headboard and pillows are custom-made. In 1998, Time Out New York called Rayman...
Photo courtesy of Studio McGee White is the antithesis of color, but it still packs a punch in indoor and outdoor spaces. As part of our annual color issue, we’ve taken the renegade move of asking three designers to tell us what they love about...
Grab an exclusive sneak peek of our November/December issue of Window Fashion VISION! You will get the first look at plans for the 2020 International Window Coverings Expo, March 25 to 27 in Charlotte. Discover several exciting new speakers in our...
By JoAnne Lenart-Weary Did you know color is the first thing we see followed by shape? Color impacts us visually, emotionally and even physically because we can actually “feel” some colors. Pattern and texture elevate color to the next level. The...
The life and career of Lorna Gross-Bryant, MBA, ASID, NCIDQ, reads like plays performed in two acts. The owner of Lorna Gross Interior Design in North Bethesda, MD, was born near New York City. Her father owned a contracting firm. Her mother, a...
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