In this episode of The StyleCast, Marina Case visits High Point Market, an iconic event that gives the design trade a sneak peak into the furniture, fabrics, colors patterns, and
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The Triumph of Good Taste —Tips from a Pro!
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You too can bring good taste into your home!
Searching for timeless tips to guide your own personal home decor? Well, no need to look any further than Design NJ Magazine’s recent article, The Triumph of Good Taste—Tips from a
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Design School Insider’s Guide: Sourcing Historic Textiles
A Designer’s education never ends—nor should it! We are always looking, seeing, and traveling—constantly sourcing inspiration from many places. Diving in at the D&D (Design and Decoration) building in New York is a great way to be inspired and see
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Mansion in May: Men in Kilts
Marina Case
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Our Mansion in May showroom is finally ready for its big reveal, so here it is, our slightly scandalous, entirely cheeky and super fun Scottish Highland Lasses Loo!
Every great showroom starts with a great design concept, but when the
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Trend Meets Tradition at the Winter Antiques Show in New York
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Abby Aldrich Rockefeller started her Folk Art collection in New York in 1931, in her home located just a few blocks from the Park Avenue Armory, where the Winter Antiques Show takes place today. Later, Mrs. Rockefeller generously donated 420
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