Interior Design - Decorating Girls Bedrooms and Kid spaces
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How you frame art, whether it be posters, photographs or a rare oil painting, can enhance the look of your home. Details matter. Just ask Mark Leithauser, senior curator and director of design at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.
Day in and day out, he oversees the design of exhibits and presentation of the great works on display at the gallery. He analyzes how to make a work of art look its best, from the color of the exhibition walls to the kind of frame or choice of mat and frame.
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Interior designers, flooring specialists and other home improvement experts will be under one roof this weekend, offering products and tips to South Floridians seeking to give their homes a fresh, new look.
The annual Fort Lauderdale Home Design and Remodeling Show begins Friday and continues through Sunday at the Broward County Convention Center at 1950 Eisenhower Blvd. in Fort Lauderdale.
This year's event touts 750 booths, including exhibits from hurricane window suppliers, custom cabinet makers, kitchen and bath remodeling firms and more.
Amelia Rozas, an interior designer serving customers across South Florida, will host seminars each day showing attendees how to best display art around their homes.
"A lot of people struggle with that," the Miami-based designer said. "They don't know what will be the right placement, how to work it with dcor, the right framing, scale. People sometimes pick something too big or too small for their space."
Architect, designer and TV personality John Gidding, host of HGTV's "Curb Appeal," also will be on site Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to talk about his experience with clients around the world.
The home design and remodeling show held at the Broward convention center since 1991 attracted about 50,000 visitors last year.
Organizers are hopeful this year's show also will draw large crowds, considering South Florida's recent recovering housing market.
"When there's a real estate boom, the home improvement market also booms," said Sharon Berube, spokeswoman for the Fort Lauderdale Home Design and Remodeling Show. "Those two things tend to go hand in hand. We anticipate we'll see even more attendance this year as people are feeling more confident about investing in their homes."
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Crystorama Lighting and Libby Langdon announced today new collections that reflect the interior designers easy, elegant style.
Langdon, whose designer skills and extensive portfolio have been featured in numerous consumer magazines and national television programs, has a signature style that combines classic lines with chic, modern twists to complement contemporary lifestyles.
Crystorama has a history of quality craftsmanship inspired by the world around us, said Brad Kleinberg, president of Crystorama Lighting. The new Libby Langdon for Crystorama collections combine our lighting expertise with Libbys interior design experience for beautiful, elegant lighting that will light up any home.
In her first lighting licensing partnership, Libby Langdon is introducing three Crystorama collections: Jennings, Masefield, and Sylvan.
The Jennings Collection offers dynamic design, stunning light spread and just the right amount of bling. Jennings features a chic and timeless polished nickel pattern that gives a graphic feel without overpowering a space. The Jennings pattern is a best-selling Langdon original. An inner linen shade adds texture while a diffuser softens the light. Jennings is offered in five fixtures; large and small pendants, wall sconces, a semi-flush ceiling mount.
Im thrilled with the look of the Jennings Collection, Langdon said. Its a soft geometric pattern that looks modern and fresh but is rooted in classic design. My goal was to design a collection with an updated look that will be relevant for many years. I really love the way the pattern is highlighted differently throughout the various fixtures. The large pendant shows the full scale version of the pattern whereas the wall sconce and the ceiling mount highlight a section of the pattern, allowing people to use several pieces from the same collection in the same space without it feeling too matchy-matchy.
The Masefield Collection was inspired by the many clients Libby works with that want a classic yet fashion forward look. The bamboo frames of the fixtures gain a fresh perspective with an angular, sleek inner shade and an Olde Silver finish. The Masefield Collection is a new take on timeless design elements and the perfect balance between form and function. Masefield is offered in seven fixtures; large and small pendants, wall sconces, ceiling mounts.
I find that bamboo can live beautifully in many different environments, Langdon said. It crosses the line between modern and classic. The shapes in the Masefield Collection will appeal to many different homeowners. This collection would work just as well with what I call a Modern Preppy style spaces infused with bright colors and geometric patterns as well as in more traditional rooms. I look forward to seeing how designers and homeowners will take this collection and put their own spin on it.
The Sylvan Collection was created for homeowners who love lighting that is grand in scope but not clunky and oversized. Sylvan is the perfect combination of traditional and contemporary. The sleek lines and angular detail of the outer frame is softened by the texture of the shades and the curved lines of the arms. This collection features graceful, sloping, polished nickel arms and white linen shades. Sylvan is offered in three fixtures; two chandeliers and a wall sconce.
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Madonna has remembered her late interior designer friend David Collins by writing an emotional tribute as the introduction to an upcoming book of his work.
The Material Girl star mourned the loss of Collins last summer (Jul13), when he died just weeks after he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of skin cancer.
Madonna cleared her schedule to pay her respects at his funeral in Ireland and now she has written a foreword for David Collins Studio, a new book featuring his design work, which is due for release next month (Jun14).
She writes, "Yes, David helped me decorate my homes in New York and London... When I think of David, I think of blue. Then again, when I think of David, I feel blue - because I miss him! When I look around my houses in New York or London, I am struck by what an influence he has had on me. He has left his souvenirs everywhere: his touch, his taste, his flair and his blue. He has influenced the way my homes look, of course, but he's had a much bigger impact on my life.
"He showed up when I was feeling lonely and working in London for a long period of time without a single friend to drink with, gossip with or cry on the shoulder of."
She continues, "After I gave birth to my son Rocco, I was feeling fat and unattractive and convinced that I resembled a milk truck. David took me shopping, bought me slimming clothes... He threw a corset at me and insisted we go dancing to sweat off those extra pounds of baby fat - such a sensible man!... In my darkest hours (and there were plenty of those) he always managed to say something that made me laugh and stop feeling sorry for myself...
"When he found out he was sick, he underplayed it. And because of this, I was not able to be there for him in the final weeks of his life and I never got a chance to say goodbye. So David, wherever you are, I hope you are reading this. I miss you."
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