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Interior designer Andrew Pike is known for his innovative and contemporary designs and one-of-a-kind interiors that have been featured on HGTVs Design Rivals and Rooms that Rock. In addition to being featured on HGTV, Pike is also the expert designer on CTVs The Marilyn Denis Show and for several media publications. He is also the Senior Design Director of Andrew Pike Interiors. This next month, Pike will complete the design of the model home to launch an exclusive new collection of homes at the Estates of Wyndance. The model home, The Cavendish design is a two-storey, 4-bedroom home available in three elevation styles.
As a designer, I wanted to create calm, beautifully styled and well-appointed spaces that welcome you into each and every room, says Pike. My ultimate vision: a modern interior with a gracious nod to the traditional. Its elegantly sublime with a sophisticated twist.
It has been really exciting to work with Andrew Pike, who is renowned for his beautiful interiors as well as his work on HGTV, says Paul Golini Jr., executive vice president and co-founder of Empire Communities. Andrews creative use of colour and innovative approach to elegant, contemporary design with a touch of the traditional, have brought a new design standard to Wyndance.
During the collaboration and design process, Pike has been wearing a GoPro to give a first-person account of his design process, showing everything that goes into making a house a home from the selection of mirrors and paint colors to other functional and aesthetic touches. Pikes process will be live on Empire Communities Instagram (empire_living) and Twitter pages (@Empire_Living).
In addition to the spectacular interior design, the Estates of Wyndance offers the perfect combination of nature, family-living and one-of-a-kind luxury. The estate homes are located in the now protected Oak Ridges moraine with coveted greenspace, featuring a golf course, walking paths and private basketball and tennis courts. The personally-selected homesites start at 85 wide by 200 deep, with the collection being built to Energy Star standards The collection is scheduled to be released alongside the opening of the Andrew Pike-designed model home this summer. For more information about the Estates of Wyndance and to register for updates on the new release, please visit: EmpireWyndance.com
About Empire Communities Empire Communities is an award-winning homebuilder headquartered in Vaughan, Ontario. Recognized for its outstanding attention to detail and best-in-class customer service, the company designs and builds commercial, industrial, low-rise and high rise residential, luxury new homes, and affordable housing properties in the greater Toronto area. Over the past 20 years, Empire Communities has developed some of the most successful master-planned communities in the area, including over 5100 houses and 3200 condominium units. Its commitment to using energy-efficient amenities and appliances sets the standard for eco-friendly living to help promote a sustainable future.
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Neal Wagner, 40, has sold his paintings to Rhianna and Rebecca Romijn, and owns an interior design store with new husband Thomas Piscitello Dr Phil is an outspoken supporter of same-sax marriage
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Published: 14:51 EST, 26 June 2014 | Updated: 16:46 EST, 26 June 2014
Dr Phil has been spotted playing an honored role in a Californian same-sex wedding ceremony between a celebrity-artist and his interior designer partner.
The smiling talk show host, 63, walked his friend Neal Wagner, 40, down the aisle - in place of the groom's father who passed away - before he married Thomas Piscitello in a lavish service at the Vibiana church in downtown Los Angeles.
One guest likened the ceremony to the wedding scene between Sex and The City characters Stanford Blatch and Anthony Marantino, describing it as 'over the top but amazing,' according to TMZ.
Beaming groom: Talk show star Dr Phil (right) walked his friend, artist Neal Wagner (left), down the aisle as he married his partner Thomas Piscitello over the weekend
Lavish: The ceremony was held at the upscale Vibiana church in downtown Los Angeles (pictured) and was described by one guest as 'over the top but amazing'
Dr Phil is said to have attended the wedding with his wife Robin Jameson, 61, and his sons Jay, 35, and Jordan, 28, and is a friend and client of the couple; who run an interior design company together.
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MOCLIPS Friday was the three-year anniversary of a day that still brings tears to Jess Owens eyes.
The grandson of the longtime owner of the Ocean Crest Resort and Restaurant chokes up when he recalls how his aunt Shari Curtright suited up with the District 8 Fire Department that fateful day when the view restaurant its priceless artifacts and family heirlooms, its cherished collection of native baskets and renowned wine collection went up in flames, with no way to save the cedar building.
Part of the restaurant was the home where his grandmother, Barbara Topete, had once lived.
Last Friday, however, also was a day of tears of joy as Owen and his wife Sara were overseeing the finishing touches of a multimillion-dollar rebuild of the restaurant that features perhaps the most breath-taking view of the Pacific Coast in the state combined with what Jess vows will be the same culinary class that set the Ocean Crest apart from just about anything anywhere in the region.
Original artwork was being displayed with special care by Barbara Bennett Parsons, who was providing silkscreens and other pieces from her father, the late Grays Harbor artist Elton Bennett (1910-1974).
My dad did things for Ocean Crest that he wouldnt have done for anyone else, Bennett Parsons said.
Elton Bennetts work often ended up at Ocean Crest because of a longtime family friendship, she explained.
The charm of the family matron, and dad would do something for her once a year. It was supposed to be for my mother, and mother would put it up on the living room wall and Barbara (Topete) would come over, she said of the longtime tradition of Bennett art being showcased at the resort. Barbara always had the best eye.
Some of the pieces include Bennetts designs of early Ocean Crest folding brochures from the 1950s.
We had a colored-pencil drawing of his that he did on black construction paper in the old building that unfortunately got lost in the fire. That was beautiful, Jess Owen recalled. About 30 Bennett pieces were lost in the fire.
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Interior designer and stylist Thomas Rootswho has collaborated with the likes of Oprah Winfrey, Johnnie Cochran and Shemar Mooreis bringing a new venture to Jackson that promises to give clients a new sense of flair.
Roots, 43, is hosting the grand opening of his business, Interior Motives Design Studios (295 Highway 51, Ridgeland), Thursday, June 26. The store will feature clothing for men and women as well as furniture. It will also be the home base for Roots' services, including interior design, home staging, wedding planning and event organizing.
The Jackson native graduated from Lanier High School before studying at Hinds Community College and Belhaven University. He graduated from Belhaven with a bachelor's degree in business administration in 1992.
After leaving college, Roots began to develop a clientele using his keen eye for design and his mother, caterer Annie Roots, as a resource. He had already started doing freelance work in 1991, and by 2008 he was ready to open his own business, The Savoy Boutique & Salon.
Using his gift to service the community, Roots participates in Dress for Success, a nonprofit organization that prepares women for employment. He also does work for the National AIDS Project and the Salvation Army, and recently coordinated Mayor Tony Yarber's inaugural ball.
Angelique Lee and Katherine McLeod, members of the Interior Motives design team, have collaborated with Roots to furnish living rooms, master bedrooms, college apartments and the office of Judge James E. Graves Jr.
"(Interior Motives is) unique because it has a collage of everything," Roots said. "IM's focus is on servicing the Jackson metro area with designer items at a reasonable price."
At the grand opening, the doors will open at 6 p.m. for local interior designers, and for the general public at 7 p.m. Chef Nick Wallace will serve food and drinks for all guests.
For more information, call 601-790-9978 or visit InteriorMotivesMS.com. Business hours will be Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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MODERN velvet sofa is teamed with classic coffee table with turned legs and antique brass handles.
BATWING tufted armchair in velvet is given a modern twist with square wings and nail heads.
Creating something out of the ordinary is getting more challenging for the furniture industry. As interior designer Sigvard Jigs Adefuin ventures into opening a store at LRI Design Plaza, he is faced with the tough task of producing furniture that strikes an emotional resonance with the users.
Called Sigvard Collections, it is designed to suit several taste preferences. Although there are different home settings that represent various styles, from neoclassical to pop, the designs are familiar. Furniture pieces are also well-crafted by artisans from Pampanga.
Adefuin described how his store came about. Since existing stores couldnt provide the styles clients wanted or offered items that were way beyond their budgets, he thought of a setup in which he would design the furniture, source the upholstery and have them customized.
We aim to give the clients value for their money, said the designer. For instance, a sofa, made of walnut leather and rich velvet upholstery, fetches P21,000.
BLACK satin-finish tabletop brings out the glassware and silver, and contrasts the Arturo Luz painting, which is part of Sigvard Collections.
Adefuin said his clients ideal home should exude a warm, welcoming and polished look. Hence, designs cater to what appeals most to Filipinosbrown wood, timeless styles and sleek, rounded corners that evoke intimacy.
Some designs inject Art Deco influences such as geometric patterns and seats that are somewhat curved inward. Others are imbued with French characteristics such as delicate, feminine lines and curvaceous legs and Tuscan fluted edges and rustic finish.
For clients with modern tastes, there are streamlined styles, flat-armed sofas, and ottomans suitable for condominium living.
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