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Alert the Media (room)!

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19 Oct

In our Autumn 2008 issue, we introduced the ultra-controversial topic of TV placement (The Great TV Debate – Show or Stow?). Feedback from our readers indicates that many of you have very strong opinions on the matter, but we're still happy to play Switzerland between the warring camps. While we can ... Read More about Alert the Media (room)!

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Country Pursuits

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18 Jun

Not long ago I joined the Hamlet Committee in my hamlet of Hillsdale, New York. One of the missions of the committee is to help beautify our historic, little town. Within a week of my joining the committee, I read in a local paper that the veterans were raising money for a new memorial to be placed ... Read More about Country Pursuits

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White Webb’s Intaglio Launches at Tom Swope Gallery

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18 Jun

Matthew White and Frank Webb are excited to announce that their Intaglio collection will now be represented on the east coast at Tom Swope Gallery in Hudson, New York. The Intaglio collection, a much-heralded furniture and decorative objects collection, utilizes hyper-enlarged antique engravings to ... Read More about White Webb’s Intaglio Launches at Tom Swope Gallery

My “Entrance” into the World of Design

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18 Jun

When I was around eleven, my parents bought an old farmhouse on five acres, directly behind the trailer park where I was born. It was my dream come true—a house without wheels! We planted a large orchard and an enormous vegetable garden, and we also started to raise chickens and goats. With our own ... Read More about My “Entrance” into the World of Design

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Can’t Stand the Heat?

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18 Jun

Despite the age-old adage, the kitchen is often a welcome refuge from summer's scorching heat. Where better to cut open a big, juicy watermelon, squeeze some fresh lemonade or cool your heels by walking barefoot on some beautiful tile or stone? No matter what's cooking, we designed these sunny ... Read More about Can’t Stand the Heat?

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Matthew never misses a chance to shop for antiques Matthew never misses a chance to shop for antiques, even in Japan as a ballet dancer in his 20’s. Performing in a strange and massive production by artist Steven Arnold, it was a heady time in the 1980’s. Steven’s work was collected by Baryshnikov, Diana Vreeland, Cher, Yves Saint Laurent, Salvador Dali and others. This beautifully attired, early 20th century doll in its original case holds lovely memories of place and time, of the utterly unique Steven Arnold, and a circle of dear ballet friends that holds fast to this day. #ballet #japan #antiques
At Mexico City gallery @difane , we’re entranced b At Mexico City gallery @difane , we’re entranced by this folding screen by Imanol Ortiz in walnut and fiberglass.
Anticipation. The stage is set for a great meal o Anticipation.  The stage is set for a great meal on a patio we designed in Summit, NJ.  📸 by @phillip_ennis_photo
For a Park Avenue apartment we designed, a small s For a Park Avenue apartment we designed, a small space between windows offers up the perfect spot for a beautiful design and art moment.  📸 by @artgrayphoto  #whitewebbinteriors #interiordesign #bedroomdesign #artmomemt #artindesign
Matthew came to his passion for beautiful “dishes” Matthew came to his passion for beautiful “dishes” naturally. The most profound gift from his mother and grandmother, and later by “Ed & Tony” was their embrace and encouragement in the development of his eye. Mentorship is everything. Btw, the Davenport part dessert service was made between c1800-1815. That’s well over 200 years of this extraordinary pearlware set existing somewhat intact. The painted scenes tell us it was likely created for an English country house. #antiques #antiqueceramics
It isn’t real, but it could be. Experimenting wit It isn’t real, but it could be.  Experimenting with staircase designs featuring metallic elements, we worked with AI to create this curvaceous possibility.  Design by @kcmd24
@Vessellondon, this stunning cast glass sculpture @Vessellondon, this stunning cast glass sculpture by Danish artist Monette Larson is a delight to behold.  Evocative of sea life or a fabric caught in the wind, it’s pure artistry.  Photo by Agata Pec.
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