I just found out that I was quoted several times earlier this year about high end finishes and luxury amenities in Coldwell Banker’s prestigious “Coldwell Banker Previews International Portfolio: Exceptional Gold Coast Florida Residences”, Volume 2, 2009, in an article entitled “Finishing Touches Tell the Story” by Camilla McLaughlin.
“People just don’t want that run of [...]
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Quoted in Luxury Real Estate Publication!
Posted in Finishes, Press, tagged amenities, Bay Area, California, Coldwell Banker, Coldwell Banker Previews, custom design, custom furniture, designer, Finishing Touches, Florida, Gold Coast, high end, high end finish, interior decorator, interior designer, luxury, luxury amenities, luxury finishes, luxury materials, Mill Valley, real estate, San Francisco, San Francisco Bay Area, wall covering, wallpaper on October 14, 2009 | 6 Comments »
The Difference Between Decorators and Interior Designers
Posted in Working With a Designer, tagged CCIDC, decoration, design, interior, interior decorator, interior design law, interior design legislation, interior designer on August 18, 2009 | 10 Comments »
There’s a lot of confusion out in the world about what the difference is between interior designers and interior decorators. Although in most states there is no legal distinction, and anyone can call themselves either a decorator or a designer – and practice their craft – within the profession, we do use the terms [...]
New Alabama Practice Act Will Put Most Designers Out of Business – Protect Your Right to Practice!
Posted in Interior Design Legislation Opposition, tagged ADAD, AL, Alabama, Alabama Interior Design Consumer Protection Act, Alabama State Board of Registration for Interior Designers, consumer protection, credentials, decorator, IJ, Institute for Justice, interior decorator, Interior Design, interior design legislation, kitchen design, legislation, license, licensing, NCIDQ, NKBA, opposition, practice act, unconstitutional on February 18, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Protect Your Right to Practice! NEW Alabama practice act in the works that will put most designers in the state out of business.




