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Interior Designer Lee Ledbetter by Nazmiyal Antique Rugs

Interior Designer Lee Ledbetter

Lee Ledbetter’s superb interior design skills are derived from his pristine and prolific background in Architecture. Yes, he is a practicing architect, the principal of his own design firm, and a total Antique Rug junkie.

Interior Designer Alexandra Loew

Interior Designer Alexandra Loew

Alexandra Loew is one of the most impressive interior designers Nazmiyal has had the fortunate opportunity to work with. What makes her work enchanting is her ability to celebrate the spirit of her clients, infusing who they are through historical elements and modern touches.

Decorator Sue Firestone Of SFA Interiors by Nazmiyal Antique Rugs

Decorator Sue Firestone Of SFA Interiors

Next up in our Designer’s Pick series is Sue Firestone of SFA design. From penthouses to hotels, she has become a force across the interior design world, and a favorite among A-listers. Most well known for creating the holy grail of luxury lifestyle interiors, she has mastered chic California-style.

Interior Designer Ashley Darryl by Nazmiyal Antique Rugs

Interior Designer Ashley Darryl

She’s got exquisite taste and the portfolio to prove it. Rising star interior designer Ashley Darryl, is quickly becoming known for her livable, incomparable interiors due to her ability to make her clients interior design dreams a reality.

The Pinwheel Project Foundation Logo by Nazmiyal Antique Rugs

Nazmiyal And Pinwheel Project Foundation

On a chilly evening in March of 2017, in the 4th largest cathedral in the world at the opening of The Barberini Tapestries exhibition, Jason Nazmiyal met the founder of a small but enormously magical foundation: The Pinwheel Project. Her name is Sandee Martensen.

Barberini Tapestries Reborn from the Ashes by Nazmiyal Antique Rugs

Barberini Tapestries Reborn from the Ashes

Commissioned by Cardinal Francesco Barberini in 1643 the iconic and fully restored (after a fire) Barberini tapestries make their big debut at the Church of Saint John the Divine.