A look at the top interior and exterior design trends, interviews with top designers and stagers who share what got them started, where they think design is going, and case studies of their best works.
Raised among artisans in a creative community in coastal Maine, Caroline Cecil learned to paint from her grandmother, and it’s been bold strokes ever since. “Looking back, it’s clear to me that textiles was always my calling,”
They’re like all the other items found at The Catalina Cooking Store: pragmatic and high-quality, stylish and meant to solve a problem.
DIGStv gives you an exclusive behind the scenes look around Meridith Baer Home’s massive Los Angeles interior design and home furnishing warehouse lead by famed interior designer and home stager Meridith Baer herself.
Natural fibers are dominating the interior design marketplace with reinvented classics of grasscloth wallpapers and earthy rugs. Michelle Patterson’s layering these trends together creates a timeless, beach-chic quality befitting the relaxed Southern California lifestyle.
Stephen Francis Jones arrival at his position as one the preeminent restaurant architects of his day is a function of time, talent, and a keen understanding of how to design such venues for modern sensibilities—plus, knowing how they are markedly different from residential and other types of commercial ventures.
To discover why Koreatown is coming to the forefront now, DIGS talked with Fifield, a principal at Century West Partners, which focuses on delivering luxury, transit-oriented rentals in the hottest, most in-demand neighborhoods of L.A. Here, her thoughts on the company’s newest Koreatown projects—K2LA and NEXT on Sixth—and their thriving locale.
