Hear that? It’s Romo, still buzzing from their showroom’s grand opening at the DDB Spring Market, in which they attracted people like moths. The…
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Dedar and De Mott will soon co-host a window treatment demonstration and workshop in their New York D&D showroom on July 23rd. Dedar is…
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Cheryl Eisen is the complete package, and so is her company. Interior Marketing Group, most commonly known as IMG, is indubitably the most successful…
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We know the quality of Gloster wood furniture pieces, and Gloster knows it too. Founded in West Africa in the 1960s, Gloster’s mission has…
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On May 22nd, the D&D Building hosted their annual Spring Market and designers didn’t just talk paint tips or where they seek inspiration. This…
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The Decorative Furnishings Association, DFA, is an organization made up of business leaders who are committed to energizing the services that the design industry…
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Jeff Andrews. You know him for the warmth of his Interiors and demeanor, and his stylish, wide-ranging projects that always have a fresh take…
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There are 23 spaces at this year’s New York Kips Bay Decorator Show House and we were transported in each one. Between the landscape…
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“If You Can See It, You Can Be It”, a sentiment stemming from the idea that what we see cultivated in our worlds and…
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Legendary Interior Designer, Kerry Joyce, will be making an appearance at the D&D Building’s Spring Market on May 22nd and we thought we would…
![“I’m really focused on connecting people to black culture, from the African continent to the Caribbean, from south to Central Asia, from Europe to America. [Black culture] hasn’t been recognized by an influencer or voice in the industry, so I decided to dedicate my practices to pull out these stories and I use pattern as a language to tell them.” -Malene Barnett, multidisciplinary artist •
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Continuing our Women in Design series, “You Can’t Spell Art Without Barnett” story is live on Go Design Go! Link in bio to read more.](http://scontent.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.2885-15/e35/c153.0.551.551a/s320x320/65499615_1123595414515090_890252304939498967_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com&_nc_cat=110&_nc_ohc=Fn1Mudjg_1sAX_rRXr3&oh=9cd764930e2f468ce6f9880bcf26b12e&oe=5EF2D749 "“I’m really focused on connecting people to black culture, from the African continent to the Caribbean, from south to Central Asia, from Europe to America. [Black culture] hasn’t been recognized by an influencer or voice in the industry, so I decided to dedicate my practices to pull out these stories and I use pattern as a language to tell them.” -Malene Barnett, multidisciplinary artist •
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Continuing our Women in Design series, “You Can’t Spell Art Without Barnett” story is live on Go Design Go! Link in bio to read more.")
