If you’re like most people, one look at a barn conjures up images of horses, storage space for yard tools, or perhaps a rustic man cave. Interior designers, however, have an eye to see beyond the ordinary to envision all of the possibilities that a space could be.
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One of the best skills an interior designer keeps in the back pocket is the ability to listen. Not just hear what a client says, but to truly listen and understand the client’s goals, tastes, and use of space.
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In the hunt for lighting, many factors come into play. For some consumers, a wide variety of finish colors is important. For others, finding American-made fixtures tops the list. And then there are spaces that call for specific customizing options such as a particular gooseneck arm style or a hang-straight canopy.
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Fifty years ago today, 20 million Americans coast to coast took to the streets, college campuses, parks, and assembly halls to demonstrate for a healthier, more sustainable environment. The first Earth Day in 1970 launched the modern environmental movement and is touted as the planet’s largest civic event.
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Remodeling projects are akin to a game of dominoes. A fresh coat of paint in the kitchen suddenly makes the adjacent dining room look tired. Then with fresh paint on those walls, the lighting that the builder spent 20 seconds picking out looks more dated than ever. And so it goes.
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Renovating any home takes time, patience, and, of course, money. When the home is a 130-year-old brownstone, renovations tread the fine line between preserving the vintage details while introducing new systems, fixtures, and furniture to create a cohesive, inviting space that honors the home’s roots.
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