In this post we explore what luxury interior design is and talk about the different aspects of luxurious home decor.

This page is our collection of blogs about interior designers. No one knows how to work a rug into a room better than they do, so Nazmiyal Antique Rugs put together a collection of blogs to share that information with our readers.
These blogs include profiles on some of the top interior designers, their skills and techniques, and of course some of their favorite rugs and why they love them. Our broad range of interior decorators means we have an article for every taste, and maybe you’ll even find something new.
Along with our interior decorator biographies, we also have some exclusive decor tips and tricks compiled from the most talented decorators. Browse through our archives to find some decorating ideas that you’ll only be able to find at Nazmiyal!
The title of “best” interior decorators and designers is subjective and can vary based on personal preferences and industry trends.
What sets the “best” interior decorators and designers apart is a combination of their innate talents, acquired skills, dedication, and a commitment to creating outstanding and transformative spaces that resonate with their clients’ needs and aspirations.
Remember to keep checking back for updates on new interior decorators and new blogs.
In this post we explore what luxury interior design is and talk about the different aspects of luxurious home decor.
We cant really talk about the history of rugs without touching upon the history of interior design and home decor. That is why we published this post which talks about the fascinating history and roots of the interior home decor industry.
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!
Today’s featured designer focuses on Thomas Jayne, who not only is a world renowned interior designer but is also a friend, scholar and antiques aficionado. Jayne’s interiors are known and celebrated for his use of classic and traditional decor that he pairs with the hot trends of recent times.
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.
Having worked with designers for over twenty years, I can really appreciate what makes Amy Lau so special and distinctive. I wanted to start our “Designer Spotlight” with Amy because of her wonderful sensitivity to color and its role within the design process.
The impression of simplicity that she achieves in putting a room together is remarkable. Beneath the surface there is so much going on in terms of the interplay of color and form, but you only come to realize this gradually and subtly as you experience the spaces she designs. Amy is also wonderful to work with. She is so warm and energetic, and this makes me enjoy what she does even more.
Interior designer Philip La Bossiere asserts, “I am not a beige guy in any sense of the word” in reference to both his colorful interiors and his exuberant personality. He has spent the past twenty-plus years cultivating his reputation as a sincere, hands-on decorator with timeless and unexpected design schemes. Always excited by antique and Continental furniture, either at auction or abroad, La Bossiere prefers strong contrasts, rich color schemes, and a dash of the exotic. He was educated at Parsons School of Design, and in apprenticeship to renowned designer David Barrett, where he learned to execute designs that are timeless without ever feeling conservative.