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Some of our talented Portland chapter designers, Angie Morse, Anne Runde, Dani Christine and Beth Clark, were asked to assist with the yearly holiday décor in the historic Pittock Mansion. You can see the rooms via video here and here.
"My husband and I bought our first townhouse in Falls Church, Virginia, right when we turned 24, and it was a DUMP. It was when the real estate market was super hot, and it was almost impossible to find a home without being in competition with other buyers and multiple offers. I walked through the place thinking of all of the things we could update and change to make it our own. When we got outside, I turned to my husband and said, 'Nobody's going to want this house — let's buy it!'"
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Sarah Daniel writes: Have you ever heard your client say "I'll put a check in the mail next week," and started work on the project anyways? Have you found yourself working overtime on the weekend for hours you didn't bill for? Have you ever frantically searched through emails for confirmation your client did choose that particular fabric? I personally have done all these things in my design career.
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The homeowners desired a fresh look, leaving their beige walls and brown trim work behind. California casual was the goal and the designer knew to come in with Mediterranean blues and soft whites to achieve the feel.
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Investing in the future of our industry is a priority for us. We do this in many ways, but one of the most impactful is through our scholarship program. Last year, we created our scholarship program and gave out our first awards. This year we were able to award two more students who are studying interior design.
Continue reading to find out what these students are up to. We feel honored to have contributed to their success as a student and as a future designer!
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V Magazine
At Design Miami beginning on Dec. 4, and extending for just four days, Louis Vuitton was showcasing Swell Wave Shelf by Andrew Kudless, the first American designer to partner with the brand, among other products within their Objets Nomades.
Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades collection is the pinnacle of interior design.
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The New York Times
On an October afternoon, our six-person jury — Tom Delavan, the design and interiors director of T Magazine; Gabriel Hendifar, the creative director of the Manhattan-based lighting and design studio Apparatus; the architect Toshiko Mori; the architect and designer Daniel Romualdez; the veteran design journalist Suzanne Slesin; and the interiors photographer Simon Watson — assembled in a featureless conference room at The New York Times to discuss the most influential rooms of all time.
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Architectural Digest
When several of the world's top interior designers describe their experiences working with Bernd Goeckler, who died after a battle with cancer on Dec. 4, one word continues to resurface: gentleman. Indeed, in his 78 years of life and three decades running his eponymous antiques store on Manhattan's East 10th Street, the German-born gallerist was a trusted source for exceptional design from all eras.
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Real Simple
Sorry, Old MacDonald — as far as we're concerned, having a bunch of rustic decor ideas or an idyllic farmhouse kitchen up our sleeves beats owning a farm any day of the week. Blame it on the urge to escape the hustle and bustle of a busy city — or a certain famous couple who loves to fix up spaces — but we've been noticing a serious resurgence in rustic decor. And, if we’re being honest, this is one trend we're happy to embrace with open arms.
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Insider
Kitchens are often one of the most used rooms in a home, and when it comes to designing and decorating them, there are a few faux pas you may want to avoid. Here are some of the biggest mistakes people make when designing and decorating a kitchen, according to experts.
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Lake Country Record-Bee
Stress can come through the front door of any business or professional venue. And, through the back-door-employees' entrance, you can be sure many bring emotionally challenging personal issues with them. Although tradition places medical and dental establishments at the forefront for the arrival of anxiety cases, it hardly stops there!
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Interiors + Sources
Patrick Lee Lucas writes: Building community in the academy represents some of the most challenging work I have undertaken in the field over a 30-year period. Many factors contribute to challenges educators experience in departments, notwithstanding external factors in institutions, that counter teamwork and collaboration. We all know these issues well.
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