Petersburg: Historic Preservation Could Bolster Flagging Economy
The Centre Hill Mansion in Petersburg is open to the public Many of you know I recently married a wonderful man who not only makes me happy [...]
The Centre Hill Mansion in Petersburg is open to the public Many of you know I recently married a wonderful man who not only makes me happy [...]
We all know that this is the month to reflect on being thankful – and for me, there is so much to be grateful for. The following gratitude list [...]
(Photo Courtesy of douglaslittle.com) There’s no place like New York for the holidays. Particularly for a design freak like me. I was fortunate to have had an apartment in [...]
It was great fun for me to lecture twice – once in October and again in November – on Early American Furniture at UCLA Extension. I do this lecture [...]
The Klimt and Vienna exhibit at Carrières de Lumières in Les Baux Our art and architecture tour in the South of France in October was a delight [...]
(Photo by Spencer Lowell) I confess: There are times I lose hope that we can imbue our young people with a reverence for our history, for the need to [...]
An early 19th-century Charles Lannuier sofa, White House Red Room I’m excited that I will be lecturing on Early American Furniture at UCLA Extension from 10 a.m. [...]
Street Scene in San Miguel de Allende My dear friend Philip Gill, a wonderfully talented designer and Latin America expert, and I are planning a delicious architecture [...]
Unité d’Habitation in Marseille What a difference 20 years makes! In 1994 I took an art and architecture tour of the South of France as a student [...]
I’m thrilled to announce that I am partnering with my dear friend and super-talented designer Ian Patrick on a new venture: A sassy YouTube show we’re calling “Sit Down, [...]