Posts in category Interiors

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

Through sophisticated sourcing, designer Cece Barfield Thompson 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

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

Flower contributing editor-at-large Karen Carroll spoke with Mario Buatta about his book, his love of chintz, and lasting 50 years in the design trade

During the holiday season, floral artist Mila Hirsch welcomes friends and family into her winter wonderland of a home in Birmingham, Alabama

For their company Roi du Lac, Italian princess Antea Brugnoni Alliata and her husband, Marco Kinloch Herbertson, channel the grandeur of old Europe in a fantastic collection of wallpapers with a fresh approach to delivery

Tessa Steinkamp, director of auctions and auctioneer at New Orleans Auction Galleries, gives us the play-by-play on scoring antiques of any provenance at auction

In her new book, Dream Design Live, Paloma Contreras expresses in book form what she captures so successfully on her blog, La Dolce Vita

Jennifer Boles’ tome, Inspired Design, takes an extraordinary look at the scope of interior design over the last century

Whether delicately gilded or richly patinated, a storied French antique brings a special je ne sais quois to today’s all-American interiors