The secrets behind making making HALLWAYS, and / or narrow passageways, look more expansive, are several. Usually this tunnel feeling occurs because hallways tend to be rather narrow, emphasizing the taller ceiling height. By dropping the ceiling, even if not originally very high, it will...
Read MorePerhaps, the most overlooked yet most important room of the home is the Entry Foyer. This oftentimes ignored area sets the feel and flow for the entire residence. It is one's first and lasting impression upon entering and leaving their home. And, it is here...
Read MoreA great MASTER PLAN illustrates "flow," the seductive movement of circulation within and through space. As David Estreich of David Estreich, Architects suggests, "The plan dictates a well-fitting relationship between rooms, incorporating a seamless integration of architecture and decoration." Like the bespoke suit, walking through a...
Read MoreMies Van der Rohe exclaimed, "God is in the Details." This famous architect knew that what separates the sublime from the mundane is the attention to detail that an artisan expresses in their work. Using materials known to function for one purpose and then employed...
Read MoreTo make a space look larger and more balanced, lay wall-to-wall carpeting down throughout the room. If there is an adjoining space, like a closet or dressing room, the area will appear even bigger if the carpeting is extended into those areas, as well. ...
Read MoreWe are finally not talking about marketing, but design. Here, the focus is narrow, literally. A niche is negative space which is carved out of a plane, whether that be a wall of sheetrock, cabinetry, stone or other material. Niches make spaces look larger and...
Read MoreGail Green is a top NY Interior Designer. We will be discussing how to create intrinsic value with your design master plan. More Marketing Podcasts at Blog Talk Radio with Language of Luxury on BlogTalkRadio...
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