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PORTFOLIO ADDITION: Eclectic Condo in Pikesville
One of my original clients recently downsized to a condo with my help. Check out the rest of their new digs here.
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We added a visual punch of color with art and curtain panels to bring vibrancy to this home office. We also added multiple levels of lighting. My client loves her new office!
The Surprising Practice That Has Made Me a Better Interior Designer
Friends, it is a true honor and dream to be able to wake up each day and not only love what I do, but to also be recognized by my clients as being able to match (or even exceed) what they’ve dreamed of when it comes to transforming the interior of their homes. When most…
A Style Evolution
At the end of this month I will hit a milestone birthday – 40! The number doesn’t bother me, but it did make me stop and think about how my taste has changed over the years. I’ve been doing this work for a decade, and fascinated with design long before. So what’s different I wondered?…
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Eclectic Elements: Adding Interest
When I was growing up in the early 80s, the furniture set was king. You wanted to furnish your house? You’d go down to Luskin’s and buy a bedroom set. Or a living room set. Or a dining room set. All the pieces matched perfectly – the legs, the finishes, the upholstery. You’d get yourself…
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Welcome to my house…
Each month we share ideas, resources and plenty of other information about your home. But ever wonder what B. Chic Principal Designer, Brigid Wethington, does with hers? We thought so. Wethington and her family live in a home conceptualized by Columbia, Maryland visionary James Rouse. The 1975 semi-custom contemporary home in one of Columbia’s original…
Drumroll please…
The 2016 PANTONE color of the year is…Rose Quartz. And Serenity. That’s right, for the first time, the color creators have named the blending of two shades their “color” of the year. Gimmick? Maybe. Strange combination? Not so much. The rationale behind the blending of these two soft and dusty colors was to “demonstrate an…
