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visual tickling…

visual tickling…

The Surrey Hotel in New York City holds a special place in my heart, as I have developed a deep affection for its unique charm. With its interior design blending the elements of modernity and classic elegance, this establishment truly exudes a timeless allure. Whenever I find myself within its walls, a wave of tranquility…
Can’t decide if I am a fan of the see-through closet. It’s terrific for a tight space. Apparently, it didn’t prompt me to be neater.
Nierman Weeks, a family owned lighting and accessories company is one of my favorite companies. I am especially impressed with how their designs are based in antiquity but work remarkably well in modern interiors. I just love their mirrors in this picture! niermanweeks.com
Displayed are three distinct choices of color, fabric, and wallpaper that I showcased to a client to obtain their input for their living room renovation. Each scenario exudes a similar atmosphere while offering diverse combinations of color and texture. While blueprints, renderings, and sketches are crucial in providing clients with a visual understanding of…
In the 90’s, it was popular in the US to paint text and phrases on walls. It was surprising and intriguing to me, the frequency I viewed the technique in historical Chinese interiors,architecture and art. I took both photographs inside the Forbidden City, Beijing.
The newly remodeled, Gurneys Resort and Seawater Spa (when I was young it was simply called Gurneys Inn) in Montauk, NY is wonderful. The design is clever, upscale but remains casual. gurneysmontauk.com