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Dark walls have this tenÂdency to renÂder peoÂple stulÂtiÂfied with fear. As a designer, I’ve learned a thing or two about what they can accomÂplish for a space.
Mr. Shanley has had a lifeÂlong fasÂciÂnaÂtion with color and its abilÂity to elicit responses and remÂiÂnisÂcences. The speÂcific shade he chooses is closely tied to his emoÂtional state-of-mind at the time, be it an unsetÂtling acid green or a vigÂorÂous kelly green.
To live within the realm of the absurd, the unconscious, the surreal, is to live in a state of wonder. Spending time in environments like these makes us feel alive.
There was someÂthing really sexy about the Industrial-Victorian Era. We’re not sure if it was the laced corsets, the canÂdid facial hair, or perÂhaps simÂply the exciteÂ
The work of Texas-based firm Lake | Flato is creating something more meaningful than architecture alone.
All your attention grabbing accessory or piece of furniture needs is room to shine.
One of today's most current and unexpected style icons says that her mother "worshipped at the altar of the accessory" and thus she "got the bug."
Paula Hayes is the "high priestess" of terrariums,most famous for her exquisite, high-end,ethereal artforms flourishing in organically shaped, handblown glass vessels.
Jimmy Choo stiletto shoe founder Tamara Mellon's luxe Upper East Side New York apartment.
Lebanese designers created a line of furniture that combines vintage folk with modern design, producing one-of-a-kind pieces of functional art.
