Tag: Design for Historical Preservation
In a recent trip to New York City it was marvelously refreshing to sit in Bryant Park where the huge branches of the trees planted nearly a century ago (designed by Frederick Law Olmstead) formed a canopy of shaded repose where I could sit and rest my mind. As a native New Yorker, I still […]
This post begins a series that will shed light on how furniture selection connects you to an interior design style. As an interior designer I always had an appreciation for and an interest in furniture which has been produced through the ages. It has always given me insight into how certain pieces of furniture will […]
Boston Design and Interiors, Inc. is pleased to announce that their CEO and lead designer, Donna Terry, will transform the drawing room of the famous Glen Magna Estate located north of Boston for the Danvers Historical Society as part of a fundraiser to help preserve this mansion, the Derby Summer House and […]