Just a little Friday morning/afternoon chat stolen from my personal Facebook, but I think it’s important for my Instadesigners too. Also, featuring an image from our Spring 2005 Meta Interior design trend report. ​​​​​​​​ •​​​​​​​​ FOR THE
WHEN WAY TOO MUCH IS JUST ENOUGH. Loving this subtle but over the top look from @gregnatale.​​​​​​​​​• "It’s all about the tiles in the main ensuite bathroom of the Toorak penthouse apartment. Mosaic tiles from Bisazza in a chain-link
META LIGHT: Further proof that the coming Meta interior design trend can work in residential and commercial interiors alike. But sometime it also takes a genius like @kenfulk to pull it off. Genius comes in all forms and at times having the courage
This is still one of my favorite inspiration photos for a sofa that never got made in the Oakland Hills. (Was the client’s idea, but they got cold feet) Which gives me an excellent idea. ​​​​​​​​ •​​​​​​​​ Since I moved to Mexico, and we s
SCENIC WALLPAPER: Micro or Mega Trend? • I have no idea which it will be yet, but I’m definitely noticing scenic wallpaper and murals coming, and I'll be paying close attention to their evolution. • I nearly wrote a trend blog about
META Interior Design Trend: Bear with me for a minute because I know some of y'all aren't going to like this one. But just because something isn't for you, will never be for you, or just isn't for you yet (usually the case) doesn't mean you can force
Y’all see how I used that last photo of myself that I didn’t want to post to transition unto what I really wanna talk about. The next one will make more sense. But everything is design if you understand how to connect the elements. ​​​​​​