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Spring is in the air this morning. After a long hard winter, I can hardly wait for the first buds to flower here in DC. One of my favorite ...

The January 2010 issue of the World of Interiors featured a stair that I just couldn't get out of my head; it looked so familiar. The C...

Arguably, the most important room to the mistress of a 18th century house is her boudoir. The derivation of the word is from the French word...

Are you looking forward to this year's Oscars, anxious to know who will win? Precious, Meryl Streep, Sandra Bullock? Well, one person ...

As promised yesterday, today we are having a house tour of Mark Coy's previous apartment on Lakeshore drive. Located in a grand old bui...

One of the best parts of blogging is making new friends with common interests. I have been corresponding with Mark Coy, a party planner at t...

Marie Antoinette's bedroom at the Petit Trianon is a perfect reflection of the young queen. Recently restored, the bedroom is one of the...

This past weekend I watched A star is born from 1954 starring Judy Garland. The sets, in particular her house, are shockingly 'au cour...

Call me crazy, but I think this use of architectural salvage in Chelyabinsk, Russia is sort of charming. I mean, given what they were worki...

Since everyone seemed to enjoy my dinner party post last week , I decided to photograph breakfast this past weekend to include in this week...