Hanukkah is the Jewish festival of light and playing off of our most recent post, we decided to turn our attention to yet another December holiday, Hanukkah. Hanukkah, with its annual...
Art has an uncanny way of touching the different aspects of daily life. And, on the flip side, life has a unique way of influencing art. It's easy to see...
Coming to the NYC area in 2008 after 20 years of pursuing art and metaphysical studies around the world, I was back in old territory. While exploring the landscape I...
Hand woven in the heart of Northwest Persia, probably in or around the city of Tabriz, by court official Maqsud Kashani, the famous "Ardabil Carpet" is a historical carpet. With every...
Met Museum Islamic Arab Lands wing finally opens in NYC!!! Last November the Metropolitan Museum of Art unveiled its newly renovated and renamed Galleries for the Art of Arab Lands:...
The Jewish Museum's latest exhibition, Florine Stettheimer: Painting Poetry is bursting with insight into early 20th century decadence and interior design. Born into a wealthy Jewish family, Florine was immersed in...
Once in a while a rug comes along that throws experts for a loop. This does not happen often as most antique rug experts tend to agree more often that...
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...
In the pursuit of timelessness, Heather Moore's interiors exude chic comfort and pristine practicality. As one of Nazmiyal's favorite interior designers working today, her portfolio ranges from corporate to residential,...