Home Furnishings
“In my studio, I focus on accent furnishings that give an interior an instant injection of style. I ‘reinvent’ pieces, making them hip, chic, fun, cool... I take old or discarded items that have potential but need some reworking to really shine.”
Interior Design
“My design clients value my ability to create attractive and functional interiors that make the most of their existing furnishings, reflect their own style, and work within their specific budgets—whether small or large.”
Newly Available
With a new glistening white finish, this elaborate antique mirror is both "Old World" and hip.
Price: $330
Design Tip of the Week
Avoid "high hanging" your artwork. Hanging art too high up on a wall is a common mistake. Art should be hung close to eye-level. As an example, think about the height that paintings are hung at a museum—the center of a painting is at eye level.
In an interior, having the art too high breaks the relationship between the artwork and the furnishings and generally looks awkward and arbitrary.
News and Musings from the Studio
Life on the D-List!
I have a hard time looking at Architectural Digest. Not because I don't like it (true, my own taste may be more Met Home than AD, but . . .). To be honest, it makes me a little jealous. I can't help but look at all those perfectly coiffed rooms with their luxurious furnishings and get a little envious.
I read about the fabulous A-list designers, the fabulous A-list clients, and their fabulous creative collaboration...
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- Studio Scroggie 3.0
- Design for 2009
- Small Budget... Chic Taste
- Pretty in Paint
- Mirror Mirror
- My Style
