In centuries past, storage pieces were often elaborate masterworks of furniture design. The term coined for these pieces was Case Goods. In 18th century Europe, the demand for cabinet-makers of great skill reached its zenith, resulting in armoires, bookcases, writing desks and collector's cabinets ... Read More about Casing the Joint—Antique Cabinets with Charisma
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Meet a member of the White Webb Team – Tanya Jonsson
After making the bold decision to leave a successful career as a fashion photography producer to pursue her love of interior design, Tanya Jonsson joined White Webb in 2007. As a producer, Tanya collaborated with some of the world's top fashion photographers, including Melvin Sokolsky and the late ... Read More about Meet a member of the White Webb Team – Tanya Jonsson
D&D (Dance and Design)
As a young teenager growing up in Texas, I dreamt of one day attending Parson's School of Design in New York to become an interior designer. Very few people around me had a connection to the design world, so in a sense I was on my own. Being that this was long before the Internet, I learned of the ... Read More about D&D (Dance and Design)
White Webb Sponsors and Designs Event Benefiting The School of American Ballet
In November we sponsored and designed an event benefiting the School of American Ballet with proceeds going toward essential scholarship programs. Fund raising is always a challenge (especially these days), and we hate to see thousands of dollars spent on decor for a dinner when that money could be ... Read More about White Webb Sponsors and Designs Event Benefiting The School of American Ballet
Reefer MOD-ness High Design at MetHome’s Showtime House
For our room at Metropolitan Home's Showtime House, we were given the challenge of designing a space based on the hit television series Weeds. From the show's latest season, we were inspired by the newfound confidence, edginess and heightened sex appeal of the lead character, Nancy Botwin (played by ... Read More about Reefer MOD-ness High Design at MetHome’s Showtime House