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  • 1 hour 49 seconds
    Ep. 387: The Perfect Room with Marie Flanigan

    This week, Taryn and Liz welcome back award-winning interior designer and author Marie Flanagan, who discusses her newest book, 'The Perfect Room: Timeless Designs for Intentional Living.'


    Marie shares insights from her extensive work, including her approach to architectural interiors, the importance of texture, and how to blend elegance with functionality. She also delves into tips for designing entryways, dining rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and bedrooms, emphasizing the importance of a layered and personal touch in home decor.


    What You’ll Hear On This Episode: 

    • 00:00 Introduction to How to Decorate
    • 00:34 Welcoming Marie Flanagan
    • 01:54 Marie Flanagan's Design Philosophy
    • 04:19 The Perfect Room: Intentional Living
    • 11:17 Designing the Perfect Entryway
    • 17:34 Creating a Layered and Collected Home
    • 23:19 The Importance of Dining Rooms
    • 28:34 Designing Hallways and Staircases
    • 31:59 Signaling Spaces: Welcoming Design Elements
    • 32:22 Creative Transitions: Runners, Wallpapers, and More
    • 33:22 Kitchens: Heart of the Home
    • 33:59 Innovative Kitchen Design Tips
    • 35:55 Lighting and Appliances: Elevating Kitchen Functionality
    • 42:55 Bedrooms: Creating Cozy Retreats
    • 45:45 Bathrooms: Adding Warmth and Texture
    • 51:52 Decorating Dilemmas: Expert Advice
    • 58:49 Conclusion and Upcoming Book Signing Events!


    Decorating Dilemma:


    Follow along with pictures of this week's decorating dilemma on the official How to Decorate Blog [CLICK HERE]


    Hi Megan,


    First off, Marie and the hosts commend you for helping your friend transition her living room to feel cozier with her new lighter style while integrating her cherished deep red colors. Your approach is thoughtful and shows a strong design intuition.


    Marie suggests starting by editing and curating the meaningful red pieces that can blend into a nuanced, rust-toned color palette. This will harmonize the deep red with softer, neutral hues to maintain a cohesive look. Introducing symmetry in the room layout can create a more inviting ambiance. Consider placing matching sofas facing each other across the fireplace or using two chairs that complement the existing seating arrangement.


    For the coffee table, Marie recommends considering a round shape to improve flow, and opting for materials like light wood, marble, or plaster for a touch of organic elegance. Enhancing the space with floor-to-ceiling drapery can add warmth and finish, while also making the room feel more tailored and spacious. Opt for fabrics like linen or wool sateen, which offer both style and functionality.


    Layering textures is key, so think about incorporating elements like leather chairs or mohair pillows. A secondary rug, such as an antique Ushak with rust tones, could be layered over the current neutral rug to add richness. For a further touch of coziness, consider wallpapering with a textured option like seagrass.


    Don't forget the impact of lighting—adding matching table lamps or a console table behind the sofa with additional lamps can brighten the room and enhance its inviting atmosphere. Overall, simplifying and editing accessories, like aligning artwork or choosing standout vases for the mantle, will ensure the space remains serene and cohesive.


    Best of luck with the redesign, and we hope these tips help transform your friend's living room into a cozy and stylish retreat!


    - How to Decorate


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    12 November 2024, 9:00 am
  • 1 hour 3 minutes
    Ep. 386: Carson Kressley's Holiday Must-Haves

    We're excited to welcome back style icon and TV personality Carson Kressley, who shares his favorite holiday decorating and hosting tips as we get into the swing of the season.


    From tree trimming parties and coordinating guest rooms to serving simple yet crowd-pleasing food for holiday gatherings, Carson's practical advice aims to make the holiday season festive and stress-free. He also He provides insight into his own yearly Thanksgiving traditions, including hosting the Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade.


    Watch this week's conversation as recorded on Ballard Designs YouTube.


    What You’ll Hear On This Episode: 

    • 00:00 Introduction to How to Decorate!
    • 00:34 Welcoming Carson Kressley
    • 02:30 Thanksgiving Traditions and Tips
    • 04:24 Tree Trimming and Holiday Decor
    • 07:27 Guest Room Preparations
    • 19:08 Organizing Holiday Decorations
    • 22:37 Wreaths and Greenery
    • 27:10 Tailoring Decor to Your Space
    • 31:17 Christmas Traditions and Hosting Style
    • 33:15 Holiday Entertaining Tips
    • 34:05 Managing Guests and Multitasking
    • 34:54 Setting Up the Perfect Holiday Bar
    • 36:26 Holiday Brunch for Mom and Friends
    • 37:44 Tips for Large Holiday Parties
    • 39:41 Packing and Organizing for Trips
    • 51:59 Decorating Window Sills
    • 01:00:59 Current Projects and Social Media
    • 01:03:19 Conclusion


    Decorating Dilemma:


    Follow along with images of this week's decorating dilemma on the How to Decorate Blog: CLICK HERE


    Hi Pia,


    First off, Carson and the hosts commend you for the excellent choices you've already made with your window sill decor. Your use of monochromatic pots and sculptural elements shows a strong sense of style. Carson suggests continuing with plants in elegant containers as they are a classic and fitting choice for window sills. Adding small lamps is a great idea, especially with those long Swedish winters, as they provide warmth and light.


    Carson also proposes getting creative with your window frames by painting them in a lacquered color. This could make them a standout feature without needing too many decorations on the sill itself. Introducing cafe curtains could also add a stylish backdrop to your arrangements, giving you flexibility with light and privacy. Remember, maintaining varying heights and textures can keep your window displays from appearing cluttered while ensuring they stay visually interesting.


    You're definitely on the right track with your decorating, and these small tweaks could help you achieve that stylish and cohesive look you're aiming for. We'd love to hear back on your progress and any new ideas you decide to implement!


    - How to Decorate


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    5 November 2024, 9:00 am
  • 1 hour 16 minutes
    Ep. 385: Design Rules with Elaine Griffin

    We're joined this week by acclaimed designer & author Elaine Griffin, where we dive deep into the fundamentals of decorating through her 2009 best-selling book, 'Design Rules: The Insider's Guide to Becoming Your Own Decorator.'


    The ladies discuss proportion principles, the impact of personal style, and the importance of timeless design, all while Elaine opens up about her Southern cultural influences, navigating different regional styles, evolving personal aesthetics, and strategic planning for young decorators. The episode also emphasizes how to incorporate cherished items, where and when to invest in quality furniture pieces, and how to adapt your design choices to life experiences in a meaningful way.


    Watch this week's conversation as recorded on Ballard Designs YouTube.


    What You’ll Hear On This Episode: 

    • 00:00 Introduction to How to Decorate, the Podcast
    • 00:36 Meet Elaine Griffin
    • 01:16 ‘Design Rules’: The Timeless Guidebook for Home Decoraters
    • 02:18 Practical Tips for Home Decor
    • 15:47 The Emotional Connection to Home
    • 16:34 Influences on Elaine’s Personal Design Style
    • 31:20 Design Stages and Investment Pieces
    • 36:22 How to Blend Treasured Possessions and Sentimental Items into Cohesive Design
    • 38:47 The Evolution of Your Own Personal Style
    • 39:28 Liz’s Card Catalog: A Journey Through Time
    • 41:15 Reflections on Design and Sentimentality
    • 58:35 Decorating Dilemma: Design Advice for a Lake Home
    • 01:14:02 Final Thoughts and Farewell


    Decorating Dilemma:


    Follow along with images of this week's decorating dilemma on the How to Decorate Blog: CLICK HERE.


    Hi Amanda,


    First off, Elaine commends Amanda on her initial color choice of alabaster, describing it as a beautiful off-white that ranked among the top Sherwin Williams colors. She suggests that you need to focus on allowing the natural landscape to guide her color palette since the lake house likely offers a view worth highlighting. Elaine also emphasizes the importance of choosing colors that complement the scenery to ensure the view remains the focal point. For the screen porch, she recommends considering a daring, dark green to provide a dynamic contrast and allow the room to blend with the natural surroundings.


    Elaine also shares key color rules, advising that Amanda match her home's interior and exterior styles to maintain cohesion, and suggests incorporating beige tones as an alternative to gray, which can look dated. Elaine points out the importance of considering natural light and how it interacts with chosen colors, encouraging Amanda to seek a palette that lasts and complements both the home's interior and its natural setting.


    Give us an update when you finish this project, we really want to see what decision(s) you make!


    - How to Decorate


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    29 October 2024, 8:00 am
  • 42 minutes 44 seconds
    Ep. 384: The Art of Wallpaper with Jenn Gracie

    This week, the ladies get a first-hand look into the captivating world of custom hand-painted wallpaper with guest Jenn Gracie: a 6th generation member of the esteemed Gracie Wallpaper family.


    Our conversation revolves around the firm's newly published book 'The Art of Gracie,’ the first-ever book and inside look at the history, design process, and continuing legacy of Gracie Wallpaper. Listeners will explore the transition from antique to bespoke wallpaper designs, the rigorous training of artists, and the specialized skills required to create these intricate works. The episode also covers the challenges and joys of curating photography for historic wallpaper, preserving antique designs, and the strategic process of capturing room installations.


    Watch this week's conversation as recorded on Ballard Designs YouTube.


    What You’ll Hear On This Episode: 

    • 00:00 Introduction
    • 00:34 Meet Jennifer Gracie: A Legacy of Craftsmanship
    • 01:34 The Gracie Family Business: A Historical Overview
    • 03:42 Personal Stories and Paths into the Family Business
    • 07:36 The Art of Custom Hand-Painted Wallpapers
    • 15:44 Innovative Wallpaper Designs and Techniques
    • 24:00 The Making of the Gracie Wallpaper Book
    • 24:31 Crafting a Family Legacy: The Book's Journey
    • 25:04 Personal Touches: Family Contributions
    • 25:56 Warmth and Welcoming: The Family's Essence
    • 27:31 Challenges in Curating Photography
    • 30:48 Preserving History: Restorations and Installations
    • 32:09 The Art of Wallpaper: Techniques and Traditions
    • 37:08 Exploring Designs: Japanese and Panoramic Landscapes
    • 39:48 Favorite Designs and Upcoming Projects
    • 41:14 Conclusion


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    22 October 2024, 8:00 am
  • 52 minutes 29 seconds
    Ep. 383: An English Vision with Ben Pentreath (Pt. 2)

    Following last week's episode, Caroline shares the second half of her extended conversation with renowned architect and interior designer Ben Pentreath. The two continue their discussion of Ben's latest book, 'An English Vision', as well as practical decorating tips for making your house feel like your home.


    Watch our FULL INTERVIEW with Ben Pentreath now on YouTube: CLICK HERE


    What You’ll Hear On This Episode: 


    • 00:00 - Introduction
    • 00:34 - Continuing Our Conversation with Ben Pentreath: Part Two
    • 00:52 - Ben shares his insights on how to harmoniously blend architecture and decoration in design.
    • 05:42 - Ben and Caroline discuss a wide array of different decoration styles and what makes each so unique.
    • 08:51 - Ben discusses the deeper philosophy behind decorating and why planning for longevity matters.
    • 12:37 - Why adding personal touches to your decor can make all the difference in creating a home!
    • 20:59 - Ben breaks down the distinct characteristics of English and American styles and what sets them apart.
    • 27:42 - Caroline and Ben dive even deeper into how personalization transforms a house into a warm, inviting home.
    • 28:59 - Hear about the hurdles Ben faces when designing for clients and how he navigates their needs.
    • 31:22 - Learn how photography plays a crucial role in showcasing design and capturing the beauty of spaces.
    • 34:30 - Ben shares his tips on maintaining harmony between work and personal life as a designer.
    • 43:03 - Decorating Dilemma: Exterior Home Makeover Tips!
    • 51:47 - Final Thoughts and Conclusion


    Decorating Dilemma:


    Follow along with images of this week's decorating dilemma now on the How to Decorate Blog: CLICK HERE


    Hi Braeden,


    First off, Ben suggests a full reassessment of the garage door’s role, asking whether it’s primarily used for car storage. If not, converting the garage into a living space could improve the overall aesthetic of the house. They also recommend enhancing the windows by adding glazing bars to create a friendlier appearance and suggest removing existing shutters if they are too small to serve their functional purpose.


    Ben and Caroline also emphasize the importance of achieving a cohesive look by considering the brick’s color. Either painting it to match the siding or replacing it with siding altogether can help unify the exterior facade. Ben also advises refining the porch details by opting for thinner, more elegant columns and adding seating to encourage outdoor enjoyment.


    Lastly, they highlight the significance of landscaping, recommending the introduction of climbing plants to soften the house's appearance and improve curb appeal. Overall, we recommend to personalize the space while maintaining a harmonious design that reflects your own style and preferences.


    Thanks so much for writing in and happy decorating! 


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    15 October 2024, 8:00 am
  • 55 minutes 14 seconds
    Ep. 382: An English Vision with Ben Pentreath (Pt. 1)

    This week, Caroline hosts the show solo with renowned architect and interior designer Ben Pentreath. The two delve into Ben's extensive career, current design projects, and then discuss Ben's latest book, 'An English Vision.'


    Ben gives insights on common design challenges, the thought processes behind sustainable urban planning, and the architectural principles guiding his work in classic English designs. The conversation also touches on the integration of modern technologies within traditional architecture and how design choices impact community and environmental sustainability.


    Watch our FULL INTERVIEW with Ben Pentreath now on YouTube: CLICK HERE


    What You’ll Hear On This Episode: 


    • 00:00 - Introduction
    • 00:33 - Get Ready for a Special Two-Part Series!
    • 01:04 - Discover Ben Pentreath’s design journey plus how he fell in love with architecture.
    • 02:32 - Writing a Book: Hear about the joys and hurdles Ben faced while penning his book. It’s a journey of passion and perseverance!
    • 04:36 - Ben shares heartfelt reflections and the inspirations that fuel his creativity.
    • 10:34 - Ben discusses the early influences that shaped his career in design.
    • 15:19 - Gain insights into Ben’s architectural education and the initial steps of his professional journey.
    • 19:52 - Ben recounts life-changing travels and the invaluable experiences of his apprenticeships.
    • 24:53 - Ben shares how a move to New York opened new doors and exciting possibilities.
    • 26:05 - Hear Ben's thoughts on what it was like to live and work amidst the vibrant NYC landscape.
    • 27:39 - Ben shares his unique perspective on American culture and life through his designer’s lens.
    • 28:48 - Learn about the motivations behind Ben’s choice to ultimately come back to (and embrace) his roots in the UK.
    • 32:55 - Ben opens up about the exciting yet challenging experience of starting his own design practice.
    • 33:22 - Dive into Ben's vision for 'Poundbury' and what makes it so special in the realm of urban design.
    • 37:02 - Ben discusses vercoming unique and unpredictable challenges in Urban Planning
    • 43:21 - Wrap up Part 1 of this interview with Ben’s thoughts on where urban development is headed and what we can expect in the future!


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    8 October 2024, 8:00 am
  • 46 minutes 33 seconds
    Ep. 381: Creating Cohesive and Functional Spaces with Cullman & Kravis

    This week, we welcome designers Ellie Cullman and Lee Cavanaugh from the iconic design firm Cullman & Kravis, who discuss their latest book, 'Cullman and Kravis Interiors.'


    Although "Cullman & Kravis Interiors" is technically the fourth book from designer Ellie Cullman, it is the first book that showcases her own firm's approach to blending traditional and contemporary styles. Ellie and Lee emphasize their passion for reflecting client interests, location, and functionality in their designs, and they also share insights about the importance of cohesive coloring and the ‘alchemy of old and new’ in creating vibrant living spaces.


    Watch this week's conversation as recorded on Ballard Designs YouTube.


    What You’ll Hear On This Episode: 

    • 00:00 Introduction
    • 00:33 Meet Our Guests: Ellie Cullman and Lee Cavanaugh
    • 01:58 The Unique Cullman and Kravis Aesthetic
    • 03:58 Designing for Function and Comfort
    • 05:15 Interactive Design Process
    • 13:43 Collaborative Design and Client Interaction
    • 20:48 Adapting Designs for Future Needs
    • 23:14 Creating Play Spaces for All Ages
    • 23:58 Exploring Traditional Design
    • 25:31 Balancing Old and New in Interiors
    • 31:48 The Importance of Color Cohesion
    • 35:35 Personal Stories and Design Tips
    • 39:16 Decorating Dilemmas and Solutions
    • 45:21 Conclusion + Where to Find More from Cullman & Kravis


    Decorating Dilemma:

    Cullman & Kravis suggest embracing the bold fuchsia color from her chairs by incorporating it elsewhere in the room to achieve cohesion. They recommended painting the walls in the fuchsia shade or using a textured wall covering to tie the space together. If the bold choice felt overwhelming, they suggested adding fuchsia accessories, such as vases or a large bowl, on the dining table. To address the issue with her dining chairs on the carpet, they recommended using plastic sliders or sabots on the chair feet for ease of movement. Overall, they encouraged Donna to continue her bold direction and reminded her that sometimes stepping out of her comfort zone can result in a well-designed room.


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    1 October 2024, 8:00 am
  • 39 minutes 3 seconds
    Ep. 380: Trials and Triumphs

    Join Caroline, Taryn, and Liz for another exciting round of Trials and Triumphs!


    Liz shares her recent adventure in helping her sister transform a mudroom and laundry room with stunning color palettes and tile choices. She also recounts a nerve-wracking experience with malfunctioning hardwired fire alarms that led to a chaotic visit from firefighters. Taryn raises the stakes with a gripping story of her in-laws’ home flooding from a broken valve while they were watching her kids. The trio also delights in sharing their latest home decor finds, including Caroline's enthusiasm for shiny new metallic glass orbs and Taryn's beautiful ceramics from Greece. Tune in for inspiration and a few laughs!


    What You'll Hear This Episode:

    • 00:00 Introduction to How to Decorate
    • 00:35 The Laundry Room Makeover
    • 05:27 Liz's Unexpected Fire Alarm Drama
    • 15:16 Taryn's Water Damage Nightmare
    • 19:06 Ice Machine Woes and Solutions
    • 20:37 Insurance and Home Repairs
    • 21:07 Drapery Dilemmas and Triumphs
    • 22:12 Greek Ceramics and Shopping Haul
    • 23:34 Travel Packing Tips
    • 27:55 Fiddle Leaf Fig Care
    • 32:01 Decorating with Metallic Glass Orbs
    • 36:44 Estate Sale Finds and Antiques
    • 38:34 Concluding Thoughts and Show Wrap-Up


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    24 September 2024, 4:00 am
  • 1 hour 5 seconds
    Ep. 379: 5 Design Principles for an Artful Home with Josh Young

    This week, we welcome artist and tastemaker Josh Young. After living in Milan for six years, Josh returned to the U.S. and launched Josh Young Design House in 2017, gaining recognition for his distinctive art style and home designs. His work has appeared in major publications such as Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and Vogue Italia.


    In his debut book, Artful Home, Josh takes us through his artistic journey, his homes, and his creative process for blending modern and classical elements. In our convo, Josh shares how his European experience shaped his design philosophy and offers fantastic tips for curating a stylish, balanced home.


    What You’ll Hear On This Episode: 

    •  Josh’s journey from a small town in Pennsylvania to studying art in Milan and how this experience influenced his design approach.
    • His debut book, Artful Home, and how it explores five artistic principles: palette, texture, form, nostalgia, and layers.
    • How the book process helped him crystallize the connection between his art and home decor.
    • Josh’s love of juxtaposing modern and classical elements.
    • Why is it so difficult to pull off a neutral space, and what can we do about it? 
    • Yes, even Josh has moments where his silver isn’t perfectly polished too. 
    • The evolution of Josh Young Design House and how social media played a pivotal role in his success.
    • His love of antiques and how he incorporates them into his spaces in unexpected ways.
    • How he styles rooms with a mix of classical pieces, modern touches, and neutral palettes.
    • Tips for creating a home that feels both lived-in and elegant, with an emphasis on texture and layering.


    Decorating Dilemma 


    Follow along with pictures of this week's listener-submitted decorating dilemma here on the How to Decorate Blog.


    Hi Amanda! Thank you for being a loyal listener! We loved diving into your primary bedroom refresh, and we have some fun ideas to help you elevate the space. Let’s break it down step by step:

    • Since you're keeping the pink chair and artwork, we suggest leaning into that pink as your accent color. Try incorporating pink into decorative pillows, drapes, and other textiles. We recommend using neutral tones for your bedding to keep things balanced and avoid overwhelming the space. A classic white bedding set with pink accents could help tie everything together without feeling too busy.
    • For a fresh look, try layering textures in your bedding with different fabrics like linen or cotton. Keeping the palette neutral with subtle pink accents will create a serene yet stylish space. As for the drapes, consider using a light neutral with a hint of pink or blush undertones to complement the existing pink pieces.
    • Since you want to replace your nightstands and avoid matching the dressers, look for options that offer storage but are lighter in tone or have a different texture. Painted nightstands or ones in a lighter wood could work well to contrast the darker dresser. Pair them with stylish lamps that fit your overall aesthetic—maybe incorporating more of that pink or even brass elements for a pop of elegance.
    • We understand your husband wants to keep a fan, but you can opt for one without a light kit for a cleaner, less obtrusive look. Pair it with plenty of beautiful table or floor lamps to keep the space well-lit.
    • The current TV placement does seem a bit top-heavy with the narrow dresser. Consider mounting the TV on the wall to free up space on the dresser for decorative items like a beautiful lamp or artwork. If wall-mounting isn’t an option, switching the dresser with a wider, lower piece could help balance the space better. This will also make the room feel less cluttered and more intentional.

    We hope these tips spark some inspiration as you tackle your refresh! Happy decorating!


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    17 September 2024, 7:00 am
  • 42 minutes 58 seconds
    Ep. 378: Entertaining and the Art of Gathering with Stephanie Nass

    In this episode, we're excited to welcome Stephanie Nass—also known as "Chefanie"—who shares her expertise in hosting unforgettable gatherings. As a chef, host extraordinaire, and author, Stephanie has organized parties for a wide range of guests, from celebrities to royals.


    Her new book, "Swing By: Entertaining Recipes and the New Art of Gathering," provides a playful guide for throwing themed parties with flair. Join us as Stephanie discusses her journey into entertaining, the development of her brand, and practical tips for hosting parties that are both elaborate and approachable.


    What You’ll Hear On This Episode: 

    • Where Stephanie's love of entertaining came from and how she got started doing it on her own.
    • Her experience as the social chair in college and how it helped her practice and hone her hosting skills.
    • How Stephanie's brand "Chefanie" evolved from a catering business.
    • Stephanie's concept of "maximalism" and how her guests react to her highly coordinated and themed parties.
    • The different levels of party planning and hosting, from casual standing parties to more elaborate seated dinners.
    • Stephanie's advice on planning and inviting guests for a small dinner party of 4 people.
    • Stephanie's principles or "North Star" for planning parties and how she approaches the creative process.
    • Tips for party planning with a lot of lead time, and also more impromptu hangs!
    • Fun ideas to get you in the mood for upcoming Halloween and holiday parties - break out the witch finger cookies!
    • Ideas to make your tablescape and decorations come to life and reflect your personal vibe.


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    10 September 2024, 7:00 am
  • 44 minutes 8 seconds
    BONUS episode: Explore James Farmer's Cozy & Custom Built Cottage Farmhouse

    We are thrilled to announce a NEW House Tour on the Ballard Designs YouTube Channel, available now! This time, Caroline travels to Perry, Georgia to visit the calm and custom-built cottage home of acclaimed designer & author James Farmer.


    Caroline and James explore his design philosophy, touching on how the surrounding environment influences his choices, his favorite colors and materials, and his approach to blending antiques with modern comforts. James also shares insights into creating indoor coziness, setting up inviting guest spaces, and the evolution of outdoor decor. Throughout, he emphasizes the importance of confidence in design, saying that creating a positively personal, unapologetic style lays the foundation for a welcoming home.


    Want to see this beautiful home with your own eyes? WATCH NOW on YouTube!


    What You’ll Hear On This Episode:

    • 00:00 Introduction
    • 00:35 Special Guest: James Farmer
    • 01:43 Building Farmdale: A Labor of Love
    • 03:07 Designing with Nature in Mind
    • 05:11 Interior Evolution and Personal Style
    • 08:19 The Unique Dining Room Entry
    • 15:20 Creating Cozy and Functional Spaces
    • 20:47 Guest Bedrooms and Antiques
    • 22:55 The Charm of Antique Wood Tones
    • 24:08 Versatility of Classic Furniture Pieces
    • 24:44 Creating Dramatic Moments with Antiques
    • 25:51 Combining Antiques with Modern Pieces
    • 27:47 The Comforts of a Well-Designed Bedroom
    • 30:53 Thoughtful Touches for Guest Bathrooms
    • 32:43 Exploring Outdoor Design and Furniture
    • 35:53 Inspiration Behind Farmdale Gardens
    • 42:17 Unapologetic Home Design
    • 43:38 Conclusion


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    7 September 2024, 3:00 pm
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