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I want to share with you 5 styling tips which are essential to making any space visually appealing. Styling can be thought of as the icing on the cake-the final ingredient that changes a cake from being just okay to fabulous. As a designer, I often struggle with my clients to let me ice their […]
By now, Hadley Court readers, we’re guessing that your Christmas tree is decorated and covered with lights and that you’ve worked your way through at least part of your holiday shopping list. Perhaps you’ve started wrapping your gifts, with inspiration from Lynda Quintero - Davids’ post on Hadley Court last week, Our Favorite Holiday Gift Wrapping Ideas. Whether you prefer the blue-and-silver […]
It’s a little bit retro and a little bit Deco, with a dash of Hollywood Regency glamour and even some magic dust thrown in for extra charm. Luminous, light and transparent, Lucite is experiencing a renaissance in home furnishings that was readily apparent at the recent High Point Market. “Lucite has become the new jewelry material […]
“For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven. There’s a time to plant, and a time to harvest.” The wise words of King Solomon in the Book of Ecclesiastes still ring true, especially as we enter into the heart of autumn. Not only is autumn the year’s “last […]
The fashion capitol of the world, New York City has been celebrating this week, with the designer launches for Spring Summer 2015, during New York Fashion Week. Just as with interiors and art, not all fashion styles are for everyone. Some may see a line and immediately want to ridicule its design, while others will […]
Organizing for back to school is essential to help busy families during the school season + to create enough time to have a stress free holiday season. The key to getting organized for school days is planning ahead plus getting back into daily routines - which can become a little challenging after a relaxing summer […]
America first celebrated Labor Day in 1894 after Congress passed an act designating the first Monday in September as a federal holiday recognizing the contributions of the millions of men and women in the U.S. workforce. Labor Day also marks the unofficial end of summer, ushering in the busier, more intense fall school and work routines, culminating […]
