Posted February 15, 2022 by Joseph Starr from Designer Pages. It’s funny how the incidental nature of Zoom can influence relationships, even one cultivated within the constrained hour-long parameter of a video interview. When I joined the call to talk to Jason Nazmiyal of Nazmiyal Antique, Vintage, and Modern Area Rugs, he noticed (in the […]
Just in in time for Valentine’s day, we take you on a journey as we explore a few fascinating modern tales of carpets and love. These best sellers are perfect for both rug lovers and the true romantics out there.
Leah Carroll, reporter from the NY Times, reaches out to Nazmiyal about cheap commercial Moroccan Berber knockoffs that people are buying an Amazon.
As part of our iconic interior designer spotlight series, comes one of the most celebrated interior designers in the industry – the great Alexa Hampton. Alexa is the daughter of the late visionary and world renowned interior designer – Mark Hampton. Alexa also happens to be one of Omri’s favorite people in the world of interior design!
Continuing with our Featured Interior Designer Series is renowned designer Michael S. Smith. Michael is an iconic visionary. His interior designs have paved the way for contemporary interior design over the past 20 years.
For the past 25 years, Victoria Hagan has been regarded as one of the most influential interior designers. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that she has been praised and featured in publications such as the New York Times, Elle Decor, Architectural Digest, Harper’s Bazaar and is even an inductee to the Interior Design Hall of Fame.
Today’s interior designer spotlight highlights one of the most influential and premiere American designers, Ellie Cullman of Cullman & Kravis. Ellie has influenced American interior design for the past 35 years and has been listed as a part of Architectural Digest 100 pretty much every year since 2000.
Today, we dive deeply into the history, motifs, and magnificence of this Donegal carpet of Morton & Co design. We view the carpet through the eye of guest author Ann Mullen, a lover of Donegal Arts & Crafts.
Let’s explore the origins as well as the evolution of the French Colonial architecture style.