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Why Design Matters NOW

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Spend wisely, live well and stimulate the economy with style.

Vacation Week in W(h)ine Country

Vacation Week in W(h)ine Country

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For my summer vacation, I spent a week at my recently built home in the rolling hills of Dutchess County…
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The WoW Factor by White Webb: Ice Cream

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Summertime conjures images of youthful freedom, lazy afternoons and ICE CREAM.

For Design Drama, Stay Tuned!

For Design Drama, Stay Tuned!

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The designers have been asked to seek their inspiration from one of Showtime’s original series

The WoW Factor by White Webb: Change

Wow Factor

Are you tired of your rooms as they are? Then CHANGE them. Here are a few tips on creating some transformations of your own.

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We’re loving the recent explosion of dimensional w We’re loving the recent explosion of dimensional wallcovering, such as this beauty by @degournay in partnership with @davidandnicolas.  Adding reflectivity, texture and innovative patterning, the design is a 10 in our book.  Photo by @Alexandra.Shamis
Old and new come together to beautiful effect in t Old and new come together to beautiful effect in this penthouse aerie we designed in Los Angeles.  📸 by @artgrayphoto
Don’t you love the mixture of textures and tones i Don’t you love the mixture of textures and tones in this beautiful pottery designed by @jess.sellingerceramics?
For a poolhouse we designed in San Antonio, TX, cu For a poolhouse we designed in San Antonio, TX, custom wallpapers enliven the ceilings and pastel colors add to the sense of whimsy.  📸 by @artgrayphoto
Quiet rippling, flowing movement, dappled reflecti Quiet rippling, flowing movement, dappled reflection, and artful composition turn these garden rills into a work of art.  Photo taken at Shute House by @oliverlyonsmiller.  Garden design from 1969 by Geoffrey Jellicoe.
Classically-inspired architecture, antiques and co Classically-inspired architecture, antiques and contemporary upholstery come into perfect balance in a home we designed in New York’s Hudson Valley.
A beautiful armillary takes pride of place on the A beautiful armillary takes pride of place on the side lawn of an Italian-inspired villa we designed in New York’s Hudson Valley.
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