Interior Designers are key buyers for the High Point Market, where organizers plan special events and seminars that target the designer segment. Renowned designer and blogger Tobi Fairley gives us a whirlwind tour of her “day in the life” of the world’s home for home furnishings.
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Product DescriptionJettison the old rulebooks about home décor and “undecorate” your space. As the founder and creative director of DwellStudio—which is famous for its brightly colored, graphic textile designs for home furnishings—designer Christiane Lemieux challenges tradition in a quintessentially American way, championing a fresh, unconventional approach to creating a beautiful and comfortable home. Lemieux emboldens readers to push aside stuffy, professionally-designed décor, showing them instead how to infuse their own personality into their home.
Undecorate profiles twenty homes from all over the country, revealing their owners’ love of imperfection and penchant for surprise and unusual juxtapositions while inspiring readers to follow their own whimsy and practicalities in their personal spaces. An anglophile creates an English manor in Hollywood, mixing British flea-market finds with midcentury furniture. A car fanatic turns a vintage Airstream trailer into a master bedroom and situates it in the middle of a vast industrial loft in downtown Chicago. A couple transforms a log house in Nashville, Tennessee, by blending their modern and eclectic styles with the home’s rustic charm. Though the designs differ widely, the spaces all express an open-minded attitude. Some homes embrace their contexts, while others transcend them. All are shaped by instinct and imagination and share innovative ideas that readers can use to organically and elegantly create their home to match their lifestyle and tastes.
Lemieux gets to the essence of the homeowners’ distinctive styles, pinpointing the transformative ideas, thoughtful details, and useful solutions that make each home memorable. With more than 200 full-color photographs, Undecorate will both inspire and guide homeowners to a new outlook on home design.
San Diego Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b9TYyYnzFU Behind the scenes Trade Secrets. Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson designs a fabulous bedroom/Dorm room makeover for her college age daughter Sharrah. Watch the project unfold as Rebecca takes you behind the scenes of this “one of a kind” YouTube Interior Design Video where reveals all of the steps along the way to create a custom bedroom design just for YOU!
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http://www.robesondesign.com/
Music: Party Club by Josquin des Pres
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Our Interior Design technology gives you 1) a new complimentary offering that no one else has, 2) an immediate increase in conversions on products and 3) a new detailed source of BI about your clients including info on pets, paint colors and design passions!
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Interviewer: Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel Part of the Diamonstein-Spielvogel Video Archive in the Duke University Libraries: http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/dsva/
Diamonstein-Spielvogel interviews D’Urso on his work and philosophy of minimal design.
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San Diego Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson teaches you step by step how to wrap beautiful gifts for any occasion. This video shot in preparation of a Baby Shower Rebecca gave in honer of her new Grandson due late April 2011
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Home furnishing e-commerce retailers, add an Interior Design profit center to your site. Grow profits from services and an the increase in products sales.
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Curated by Patricia Turner, D.I.Y Network,
Patricia Turner worked with rap star,VANILLA ICE in the 2010 season of ” The Vanilla Ice Project” on the D.I.Y Net work, as he renovated a W.P.B Mansion ans she is delighted to be working with him for the second season of the show… airing in the fall of 2012d season .
Born and raised in Medellin Colombia Patricia Turner is the founder of UNIQUE Interior DesignS INC, established in 1999.The culture and art of her South American roots are evident in her signature Decorating designs, showcasing the diversity of the tropics.
Patricia Turner brings together all the necessary trades involved in the designing process to deliver functional and elegant final products with her client’s unique signature.
Patricia’s innovation and vision has extended around the world, including a project done for a client in Belgium, solely by phone and internet.
Patricia’s philosophy is simple and straightforward, she gives her clients a solution and final product that is elegant, simple, sophisticated and UNIQUE.
Ms. Turner has being featured in Florida Designs Palm Beach Home and Decor Magazine, Palm Beach Today International and she is a member of The National Association of Professional Women.
For more information about Patricia turner and her breath-taking Unique Interior Designs… please visit her website:
www.unique-interior-designs.com
BBB Accredited business.
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Too bad this name is already taken….it came together by accidental video editing!
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I might learn interior design in university but i would like to learn about it now. I’m not the best with interior design but if i learnt more about it i think i could be good at it.
I would like to learn certain styles.
Now i like modern Interior Designs however i don’t like too much minimalism, in fact i like an interior which expresses the owner and i like walls with modern artwork as the background.
Do you have talent??? Do you have passion??? Can you appreciate a wide range of styles??? Can you communicate well with people??? Are you willing to work hard???
There is a plethora of educational materials at the library & on the web about interior design. Study magazines & books. Study Dorothy Draper & other famous designers. Watch Candace Olsen on HGTV.
Learn all about function, scale, balance & restraint. Elegance always encompasses these elements.
Learn color theory.
Talk to designers in your area. Perhaps intern with them – you’ll learn the most hands on.