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Change is good

Tower Bridge, LondonHave you ever noticed how everything around you seems to change without you even noticing? It’s like turning around and your child has grown up overnight, or within seconds your new I-Phone is out of date, or that sofa you just recovered has spots and stains all over it. In an instant, things are different. That’s how I felt after a recent trip to London with my family. I realized not only how much the city had changed in the 17 years since I’d been there, but also how modern it had become. The City of London is home to some of the world’s most amazing modern structures that have risen magically between ancient building and cathedrals. From the city’s tallest skyscraper, the Heron Tower, to the Gherkin, built in the financial district of London, the architecture is quickly changing.

Tower of London and Gherkin

From the Tower of London (founded 1066) to modern buildings under construction, the London skyline is constantly changing

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An Encounter With Charlotte Moss

What a pleasure it was to meet the New York designer, Charlotte Moss recently. Stark Carpet showroom in Charlotte, North Carolina hosted a Spring Event to introduce Charlotte Moss’ new Passport Rug collection.

These beautiful wool rugs are a great beginning point for the design of any room.

(from left to right) My assistant Susie, Designer Charlotte Moss, me, and my client enjoying a lovely catered event at the Stark showroom.

 

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Belgium – Inspiration Everywhere

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Everywhere I go, but especially when I travel, I see things that inspire me – clothing, flowers, colors, buildings. I can’t help but notice them. It’s part of a designer’s mind that never turns off.

On a recent trip to Belgium, I was struck by how many old European architectural elements are still relevant for today’s homes.

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