While designer Marshall Watson’s vision varies depending on each client and the location of the project, his designs have a common thread—a beautiful conversation between the interiors and the spaces beyond
Interiors
Wendy Moonan’s book New York Splendor gives readers an armchair tour of some of the most interesting spaces in the city—those of the present day and those of the past
Whether surrounded by sandy beaches or snowcapped mountains, Paige Sumblin Schnell’s interiors paint the perfect picture of those who retreat to them
In her book, My Floral Affair, designer Rachel Ashwell explores botanicals in their many forms, both real and interpreted, and nurtures a love that has lasted a lifetime
Floral designer Sybil Sylvester helps a friend create a welcoming and joyful atmosphere inside and outside in preparation for a celebrated holiday home tour in Birmingham, Alabama
Barry Dixon’s Elway Hall becomes a welcome and spirited gathering place for the Christmas season
Through sophisticated sourcing, the interior designer helps a young family breathe new life into a historic Colonial home
Carleton Varney looks back at the perennial style of American interior design icon Dorothy Draper
Washington, D.C., event planners Rick Davis and Christopher Vazquez thrive on creating extraordinary experiences. But when their work is done, they retreat to the simple pleasures of farm life—especially during the holidays
In a small town in eastern North Carolina, a quartet of talent has created a big dose of style at Coastal Fog, a lifestyle emporium where you can peruse home decor after enjoying a lavender latte from the adjoining cafe
Tricia Foley’s Long Island, New York, interiors are wrapped in neutrals all year through, but it’s during the holidays when they truly shine with gleaming silver, fresh greens, and flowers