#WNWN What’s New What’s Next had a full day’s schedule of timed presentations featuring stimulating editor-driven panel discussions, engaging designer presentations, and more. The New York Design Center celebrated what’s new and what’s next in ideas, design, materials and products…
NY NOW, held twice a year, is the leading market for home and lifestyle products. NY NOW features three collections—HOME, LIFESTYLE and HANDMADE — that extend throughout the Javits…
I was thrilled to be asked to attend the first Designer Experience event in North Carolina. It was hosted by the magazine Editors of Home Accents Today, Designers Today and Exterior Design. It was an action packed 3 days of learning, visiting and networking!
Its hard to believe that our beautiful project in Katonah, NY is near completion. We have had a wonderful time creating a sophisticated, relaxed, natural, slightly ‘beachy’ look, for this lovely family. Most of the furniture has been placed and delivered. Now, accessories, artwork and some bespoke items remain outstanding…
This year the NY NOW trade show in NYC outdid itself! The exhibiters with products that spanned from Home Decor, Tabletop to Gifts, were of the highest quality with many unique offerings…
Our clients wanted to comfortably sit 18 at the dinner table since they love to entertain. We decided that having a table custom made would be the best way to give them exactly what they wanted in terms of design details and size requirements.
Our Guest Blog Post for Greenhouse Fabrics focused on clean, organic materials and colors. The Design direction for our featured project is a sophisticated, relaxed, natural and slightly ‘Beachy’ look!
Have you ever walked into someones house or a restaurant restroom that has a concrete countertop and asked yourself, how do they fabricate that?
We enjoyed being interviewed by Westchester Talk Radio at the Video SEO event! It was great to meet new local business people at the luncheon, and talk about our work at DW Design & Decor to the Radio listeners…
A lovely family in Yorktown Heights, NY loved their house, wanted to stay in the same area, but needed more room. To solve their space issues they decided to put an addition onto the back of their home, enlarging the kitchen and family room, and adding a full bathroom to the first floor…
Just photographed by Kyle J Caldwell! Look at the Before & After photos to appreciate this unbelievable transformation!
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“Showcasing an array of custom international furniture, unique materials, high end kitchen and bath designs, novel concepts in residential, commercial and hospitality space lighting, luxury stone and wood custom flooring, ICFF encompasses every facet of modern design for interior and exterior spaces…”
The WITHIT group enjoyed 3 days of non-stop showrooms and artist studio tours to nourish the soul and refresh the creative spirit in the NY Design Tour…
Ceilings were celebrated with everything from bright paint to beautiful wallpaper, drawing the eye upward with curiosity. Bold patterns, especially seen in the wallpaper and colorful rug on the magnificent stairway brought energy to the entire townhouse…
Spring is the time for refresh, updating and a brand new start. How about a floral fabric for your favorite sofa? What about stepping out of your comfort zone and putting up diamond patterned wallpaper in your family room?
Spring Market in Hight Point, North Carolina was filled with new furniture and accessory lines from a variety of manufacturers. I love attending the trade only market twice a year to stay on top of all of the new offerings to make sure the solutions for my clients projects are unique and beautiful!
The beautiful Dia Museum in Beacon, NY was a respite and source for inspiration from this intense NY Winter. The architectural views of this expansive historical building were as interesting as the artwork housed inside. Massive scale, proportion, shape, light and space gripped at the senses. At 300,00 square feet, it also became a physical experience too…
Do you have a low ceiling? A trick that I use for rooms with a lower ceiling is to hang the drapery rods very close to the ceiling, and to use a vertical patterned material. It draws the eye up and makes the room feel larger!
This beautiful 8,000 square foot home has been a wonderful focal point for us.
Phase 1 of the project includes lots of CUSTOM DETAILS including renovating two bathrooms, extensive custom millwork and built-ins, paint and wallpaper for several rooms, additional lighting, and lots of new furniture and window treatments…
The common element throughout is good design. There’s always a reason why an element is chosen for a certain place, whether it’s a colorful painting in a room or a specific fabric on a chair. There’s also a functionality to every item that is unique to each project’s solution. It’s sort of like an oversized jigsaw puzzle with a place and reason for each piece.
“Your rooms are like a painting. Each component is a brushstroke to create the whole picture. It’s magic every time!”