It can be difficult to know when the design process is truly over. Decorating is an ephemeral art, after all. We asked five designers—Erick Espinoza, Sara Gilbane, LeAnne Bunnell, Gillian Giles and Bella Mancini—how they know a project is finished.
We asked nine designers—Nancy Charbonneau, Fanny Bolen, Caroline Brackett, Sasha Adler, LeeAnn Baker, Anna Braund, Caroline McCallister, Drew Hoffpauir and Lance Thomas—to recount the most memorable items that clients refused to give up.
We asked eight designers—Amy Morris, Wesley Moon, Anita Clark, Jessica Schuster, Fanny Bolen, Andrea Small, Sara Hillery and Lauren Buxbaum Gordon—how they handle clients who think they know best when it comes to purchasing.
In the wake of our inaugural Future of Home conference this week, we asked seven designers—Robin Henry, Cynthia Ferguson, Amy Lau, Barry Goralnick, Robin Titus, Melanie Fowler and Jessica Stambaugh—what the future of the industry looks like to them.
We asked five designers—Jason Grant, Olga Hanono, Philip Mitchell, Blainey North and Arjun Rathi—how design is viewed in their countries and what practices they’d like to see American decorators adopt.
We asked seven designers—Traci Zeller, Melanie Olson, Becky Shea, Ron Marvin, John McLain, Kristen Grove and Caroline Rafferty—which projects fascinated them before they even got to work.
We asked six designers—Sasha Bikoff, Brian Patrick Flynn, Denise Morrison, Drew McGukin, Britt Zunino and Maryline Damour—how they handle ornery clients (and avoid similar types in the future).
We asked five designers—Bria Hammel, Breegan Jane, Matthew Patrick Smyth, Laura Krey and Christine Lin—if they have minimum budgets and if they ever make exceptions.
