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Interior Designer Adrienne Neff on Incorporating Rugs into Modern Decor

nazmiyal — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 17:18:00 +0000

“When designing a room I always start with the carpet. In this Study on the Upper East Side, I found a carpet designÂ that has a wonderfullyÂ playful African vibe: its warm creams, browns, blues, and mustards undulate across the floor. The upholsteryÂ fabrics and wall paint colors play off of them as well as the colors and textures of theÂ parchment goat skin desk,Â custom desk chair,Â and the hand painted customÂ sidetable.”

- Interior Designer Adrienne Neff

Adrienne Neff Design Services, LLC

www.adrienneneff.com

Meet Interior Designer Philip La Bossiere

mbeharry — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 16:13:12 +0000

Interior designer Philip La Bossiere asserts, â€œI am not a beige guy in any sense of the wordâ€ in reference to both his colorful interiors and his exuberant personality. He has spent the past twenty-plus years cultivating his reputation as a sincere, hands-on decorator with timeless and unexpected design schemes. Always excited by Continental furniture, either at auction or abroad, La Bossiere prefers strong contrasts, rich color schemes, and a dash of the exotic. He was educated at Parsons School of Design, and in apprenticeship to renowned designer David Barrett, where he learned to execute designs that are timeless without ever feeling conservative.Â Â Â Â Â read more…

A Conversation with Amy Lau from Forms of Design

david — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 14:36:22 +0000

Having worked with designers for over twenty years, I can really appreciate what makes Amy Lau so special and distinctive. I wanted to start our â€œDesigner Spotlightâ€ with Amy because of her wonderful sensitivity to color and its role within the design process. The impression of simplicity that she achieves in putting a room together is remarkable. Read the full article, A Conversation with Amy Lau from Forms of Design.