#interior-design

#interior-design

The design of Pasta la Vista emphasizes a cohesive aesthetic inspired by the Memphis style, utilizing bold colors and geometric forms to create a vibrant dining experience.

"At Studio555, we're reimagining interior design as something anyone can explore: open-ended, playful, and personal. We're building an experience we always wished existed: a space where creativity is hand, where design is accessible to all."

Casa Tintoretto embodies a dialogue between organic forms and materiality, reinterpreting Mediterranean architecture through features like arched passages and local materials.

Yokota shares her favorite method for organizing her spices by dish instead of alphabetical order, enabling quick access and efficient storage in a busy kitchen routine.

"For me, especially for Black people and for women, especially in this climate, I want people to come home and feel like they have something for themselves where they're in control and where they feel loved."

The goal of any home staging project is to make a property more appealing to potential buyers.

"We love LEDs," says Brendan Ravenhill of LA lighting company Ravenhill Studio. "They're better for the environment. They’re sturdier than their incandescent counterparts..."

The Aesthetic Movement initiated an era of beauty for beauty’s sake, significantly influencing late 19th-century architecture with a focus on decorative elements.

Bethenny Frankel has sold her Connecticut compound, Applejack Farm, for $7.83 million, reflecting a significant profit after purchasing it for $4.25 million in 2021.

You don't actually need [outside] investment to get started in design, says interior design business strategist Melissa Galt. After all, social media doesn't cost a dime.

"It's less about rules and more about feeling-how a space makes you want to kick off your shoes, relax, and let your hair down," says designer Andrea Schumacher.

"TWOPAGES X is more than a design competition-it's a platform for collaboration. We want to help creatives bring their ideas to life, not just for themselves but for homes around the world."