Decorating a room(s) is a fun part of any creative design scheme.  However, as in fine art, the "canvas" has to be right before any decorating begins.  I will discuss the importance of interior architecture, scale, and the outcome of a successful or unsuccessful design scheme in an upcoming Blog Post.

What's hanging on your walls?  Old master paintings, photographs, canvas art, or posters?  What about watercolor paintings?  Watercolor uniquely melds shapes, colors, nature, and architecture.  Learn more about water color art, and how to frame it in an upcoming Blog Post.

Is it a table or is it art?  Of all of the supporting elements in any creative design scheme, the table is the most important.  They come in all sizes, shapes, materials, and colors.  Some are works-of-art that elevate the most boring room.  Learn more about unique/unusual tables and how to use them in an upcoming Blog Post.

Your home is your castle.  What does the front door say about your home and about you?  Bright, dull, bold, original, antique, or new?  What about hardware? The wrong choices can create an unfavorable curb appeal.  Learn how to choose the right style/color/hardware in an upcoming Blog Post.

Antiques have many interpretations.  It's not all boring "Brown Furniture."  Antiques create an elegant, unique, and often functional aspect to a well-designed room.  What is your preference?  Would you know where to begin?  What goes with what?  What about quality?  Where do you buy?  Learn more about Antiques in an upcoming Blog Post.   

In the 18th and 19th Centuries, gilded French, Italian, and Swedish seats (chairs) reached their highest levels of design, quality, and lavishness.  Originally designed for royalty and executed entirely by hand, they set a standard that is relevant today.  Originals cost a fortune, but good reproductions abound.  Learn more about gilded seats (chairs) in an upcoming Blog Post.

Fabrics play a large role in a successful creative design scheme.  The choices are unlimited, and the fiber/quality levels vary. How do you choose?  Your choices should first be appropriate for the intended function, then to satisfy the aesthetic.  I will discuss fabrics and their correct applications in an upcoming Blog Post.