Interior Design
Theodore Alexander’s New Look: Bringing a Classic Up-to-Date
Sometimes a disruption is just what you need to take a fresh look at things. When the coronavirus pandemic hit in early March, causing Spring Market in High Point to…
Read MoreMini is Big | The Rise of Toy Accessories
Americans might be getting larger, but it seems that our home accessories are shrinking literally in size. Initially, this love for all things small seemed to originate from the fashionable…
Read MoreOld World Techniques are New Again
Karen B. Wolf shares new trends in old world techniques that are being created by local artisans and are growing in popularity once again.
Read MoreThe Colors of Holiday House NYC
By Karen B. Wolf, ASID Karen B. Wolf Interiors I recently had the opportunity to visit Holiday House NYC which is the brainchild of Iris Danker, a breast cancer survivor,…
Read MoreHigh Point Market Trend Wrap
By Karen B. Wolf High Point Market has become a trend addiction for the Interior Design World. With the launch of Trend Spotters, Instagram Take-Overs, Trend Tours and all the…
Read MoreGood Project Photography
Photo Credit: DesiLu Good photography is an absolute must for every interior designer. This is the content that your prospective clients will see. A bad photo can turn prospective clients…
Read MoreTrend Poll by Karen B Wolf
By Karen B Wolf Karen B Wolf Interiors Fellow designers, this is FUN. Test your consumer trends design IQ and see if your answers line up to our poll results.…
Read MoreIn Pursuit of the Perfect Paint
By Karen B. Wolf Karen B. Wolf Interiors Small batch, slow living, makers movement and all of these lifestyle trends have reached the paint market and the consumer’s demand for…
Read MoreHave You Seen the Mansions in Newport, Rhode Island?
Step back into the Gilded Age and relive a time when design was all about opulence and ostentation. Nestled along Newport, Rhode Island’s scenic coast are some the nation’s most…
Read MoreDigital Deco
Our digital world enables us to push the boundaries of any design movement. But the purity of line, form and the geometric shapes of deco design and its inherent acceptance…
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