When it comes to the daily tasks of an interior designer, problem solving is at the top of the list. As design challenges arise, we often find ourselves asking “How can I solve this?”, and then shortly after “How can I make it beautiful?” Perhaps Louis Sullivan said it best: “Form follows ... Read More about Dinner and a Show
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A Gracie Transformation
Not every project starts with a demolition, and sometimes we must find creative ways to make an existing space feel new. In this New York City townhouse project, we were tasked with just that. While some of the house was fully renovated, other rooms simply required a freshen-up. Our clients host ... Read More about A Gracie Transformation
Roman Thomas Showroom Visit: A Lasting Impression
As we ventured out into the field for a day of showroom visits, one of the stops on our list was the Roman Thomas showroom on Madison Ave. It was our first time in the new showroom location, so we took this opportunity to reacquaint ourselves with the brand as a whole. The showroom exudes a quiet ... Read More about Roman Thomas Showroom Visit: A Lasting Impression
Collective Design Fair: When Opposites Attract
It’s hard to imagine for some, that an occasional day in the office at White Webb entails going to a design fair and spending the day looking at pretty things. It’s a tough job, but somebody has to do it! We spent part of our day last week strolling through the exhibits at the 2016 Collective Design ... Read More about Collective Design Fair: When Opposites Attract
Close Quarters Creations
By now, you’ve likely heard of the rising tiny house or small house trend. Within the last decade, the nation’s desire to downsize their living quarters has grown. Designing a small space with a luxury feel can certainly have its challenges. But at White Webb, we find that the more challenging a ... Read More about Close Quarters Creations
