by White Webb | Jun 7, 2013 | Design Log
Home. It’s a big topic, and one especially close to our hearts, since what we do is all about helping create great places to live. Every individual has a different description of what home looks like and where it might be, but the concept is always the same. It’s a haven, a place to rest one’s... 
by White Webb | Jun 7, 2013 | Design Log
“The summer night is like a perfection of thought.” – Wallace Stevens Summer is the season for the great outdoors, especially when it comes to entertaining. Long days, warm nights and nature’s full bloom make for ideal conditions and a multitude of possible settings. What better way to celebrate the garden than by throwing a party in... by White Webb | Jun 7, 2013 | Design Log
Ronda Carman has an enduring passion for design, which she celebrates in her hugely popular blog, All the Best. With an eye for great style, Ronda has profiled the work of numerous greats in the field of interior design, many of whom she had the pleasure of meeting in their own... by White Webb | Apr 11, 2013 | Design Log
What is it about the fairer sex and the color pink? You have to admit there’s a strong attraction. Granted, not every female wants to surround herself in rosy splendor, but it’s kind of amazing how many do. Whatever the reason, the love affair with pink transcends all ages, from girls of eight to ladies of... by White Webb | Apr 11, 2013 | Design Log
Gardens, I believe, are a part of our collective subconscious, even if one’s personal experience with gardening is nonexistent. Maybe this stems from the ancient story of the Garden of Eden, or perhaps because we are all fed by the most noble of gardeners – the farmer. No question, gardens are in our... by White Webb | Apr 11, 2013 | Design Log
Margaret Roach, gardener, author and blogger extraordinaire used to be a big mover and shaker in the world of Martha Stewart. She gave that up some years ago to work in her now famous garden in Copake Falls, NY. The result is, well, there is no “result”… one might call it a... 