Like the work of the novelist, setting up a house involves telling a story. The space you inhabit is an extension of who you are. In order to get to know you better, there are interior designers who need three or four interviews with their clients to get to the heart of the project. What…
Setting the Tone: Mixing Colors and Patterns in Your Home
Working with color is the fun part of pulling your home together. Initially, don’t get caught up in getting it right the first time you select your colors, fabrics, and patterns. Learning and editing is part of the process. Don’t let all the decisions get in the way of your own imagination and enthusiasm. The…
Casa Burés: An Art Nouveau Delight
Barcelona, Spain, a city famed for its rich culture and breathtaking arts, is home to many architectural masterpieces. One of them is Casa Burés, a luxurious residential building meticulously restored from an office complex built in 1905. Through its imposing façade, this century-old landmark exudes an aged charm, sending an invitation to explore the interior,…
House Diet: A Minimalist-Inspired Challenge
Every year for the past 10 years, toward the beginning of the year, I try to tackle a column about living life lighter. Oh, I am not talking about weight or other New Year’s resolutions that very few keep up after a couple of days. I try and give advice and lead the way to…
Visual Menagerie: The Layers of a Room
An insider secret to creating a room that takes your breath away is layering. The most interesting rooms always have layers upon layers of detail, no matter what the style. This, of course, is visible in traditional interiors, where an accumulation of furnishings and collections is the norm. But what about more modern interiors? Even…
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