Archives for April 2006

High design and high touch have finally merged to bring wood framed monitors and keyboards to fruition. Except for the pricing, I am an eager customer. What an improvement in warming up the work and … [Read more...] about Have You Seen . . . Monitors With Wood Frames?

The War of Art, Stephen PressfieldThis book really gave me a kick in the butt! Pressfield nails out propensity to procrastinate and resist success and the realization of our own creative genius … [Read more...] about The War of Art

It was an incredible day, not too hot, but warm enough to really feel like Spring. The crowds were intense but still worth the trek. Definitely saw some art worth mentioning and have shared just a … [Read more...] about Atlanta, GA – Dogwood Festival

Wow, it is rare for me to find such interest and intrigue in a public space but this was really quite stunning. It was uniquely quiet without the usual hubbub and buzz of cell phones and loud talk so … [Read more...] about Airport Design . . . Charles De Gaulle Has It!

Well, it was raining and windy and a bit cool, but we did it anyway! Climbed the Eiffel Tower, that is. You can actually climb all the way to the second landing platform. The only disappointment is … [Read more...] about Climbing the Eiffel Tower . . .

Gotta say I am generally not a fan of shopping publications, but Domino has done a terrific job. It is concise, clear, and provides valuable comparisons. It is also not all budget oriented as some may … [Read more...] about Domino . . . The Source

Well, I just wrapped this up. There were two showcase homes this year, next door to each other. I designed and furnished the entry and stairwell of the Bill Grant home. I opted for a well-collected … [Read more...] about Roswell, GA – Roswell Women’s Showcase Home

When did we become so prudish? Was it the Puritans? Does it have a religious base? When I was in Paris recently, I had the privilege of touring the Louvre and the Musee D'Orsy and was reminded of the … [Read more...] about Sex and Americans . . .

I'll never forget how excited Mother used to get when she'd have a homegrown tomato. Now I don't mean an organic one from the grocery store, but I mean one that either we grew or a friend shared with … [Read more...] about Motherisms . . . .Home Grown Anything