A Japanese Minimalist Space that Soothes
Aug6
Most of my design work falls into the transitional style – a blend of traditional and contemporary elements with aesthetics, comfort and function taking equal priority. I certainly admire and learn from other styles though, and I have a real appreciation of many minimalist interiors I’ve seen. Take a look at this model room in…Read More
Vote on the Best Restroom in America
Aug3
As I have said many times, a well appointed bathroom is often my favorite room to design in a home. But, we all know that in many instances, the public restroom can be one of the least interesting and least regarded space in a building. Cintas, provider of commercial restroom supplies, is trying to raise…Read More
Columns as Design Elements
Jul22
From my experience with many new construction and renovation projects, I’ve come to realize that the “bones” of a home are perhaps even more important than the furnishings. Architectural elements, when used properly, can take a space from ordinary to fabulous! One such decorative detail that is used in a variety of spaces is the…Read More
The Classic White Bathroom – Cool or Warm?
Jul20
There is nothing more classic and universal than a white bathroom. Over the years, various other colors have come in and and out of popularity for bathrooms, but a white bathroom has thrived throughout. White is the color of purity and cleanliness, so it’s no wonder that ever since the advent of indoor plumbing, white has…Read More
Five Celebrity Swimming Pools That Make a Splash
Jul15
It’s summer time here in Boston, and we’ve been having some great pool weather. But, as we know, some pools are merely functional while others are extraordinary. What makes a pool extraordinary has everything to do with its setting – the home, the view and the landscape. Here’s a look at some magnificent celebrity swimming…Read More
