Posts in category Interior Designers

Although still in her early 30s, Atlanta interior designer Allison Hennessy has already made her mark in a crowded field, …

We catch up with the gracious interior designer, who shares glimpses of the Charleston offices she and her associates have inhabited for the past year, along with a look at a few beautiful rooms infused with her signature style

On the heels of his new book, the interior designer and architect starts a new chapter as he rediscovers his love of architecture and explores the world of furniture design

At his South Hampton, New York, summer home, interior designer Richard Keith Langham serves up alfresco suppers and Southern graciousness

Whether she’s at home in Los Angeles or Manhattan, decorating rooms for beloved clients, or spending time in the garden, Suzanne Rheinstein is always informed—and inspired—by the botanical world

Charlotte Moss travels to the English countryside and experiences firsthand the houses, gardens, and inimitable style of one of her design icons, Nancy Lancaster

Writer Frances Schultz may have sold her beloved East Hampton home, the place of many decorating and life lessons learned, but it will always remain a part of her

Interior designer Alecia Stevens finds design inspiration in the Midwest and her new hometown of Charleston, South Carolina

In India Hicks: A Slice of England, the designer shares her new home in England—America Farm, in Oxfordshire—and looks back at her childhood homes

AmericasMart pairs up interior designers with floral designers to create color-inspired interiors in partnership with the Pantone Color Institute™ and Flower magazine

With over 50 years in the decorating field, the design legend continues to bring color and style to homes and resorts the world over and always finds happiness in the garden

Susanna Salk’s book At Home with Dogs and Their Designers looks at the chic environs and four-legged family members of 22 interior designers. Six of our faves share their tips for fabrics and furnishings when no piece of furniture is banned