by camidesigns | Jun 13, 2014 | Decorating, Design, Entertaining, fashion, Inspired Color, Inspired Colors, Interior Design, Travel
We are taking a trip, and the destination is inspiration! Revive your designs and refresh your mind by taking a relaxing daytrip to a new place! Here are my top four places to find inspiration in New England. 4. Innersleeve Records, Amagansett, New York Never...
by camidesigns | Jun 6, 2014 | Beach Houses, Decorating, Design, Interior Design
Dreamy night tables are essential to a bedroom! Both handy and necessary, night tables are a great tool for keeping your personal items organized, out of sight, and within arms reach. My list of top six night tables range from classic and contemporary to whimsical...
by camidesigns | May 30, 2014 | Decorating, Design, Inspired Color, Inspired Colors, Interior Design, News
The Michael Dawkins Showroom in NYC has been the talk of the design community. Recently, I was invited to a private breakfast hosted and sponsored by Luxe Magazine, celebrating the opening of the Michael Dawkins Showroom in New York City! New York City is one of two...
by camidesigns | May 23, 2014 | Decorating, Design, fashion, Interior Design
Not to be overlooked, ottomans are both practical and chic! More than just putting your feet on – these ottomans would be an asset to your rooms. 1. Thomas Pheasant’s Paris Ottomon (Tufted) This ottoman from the Thomas Pheasant Collection is perfect for...
by camidesigns | May 9, 2014 | Decorating, Design, Interior Design, Travel
Recently I took a mini-vacation to The Hamptons, and it was fabulous! The variety of quaint little shops is overwhelming and exciting, and it’s almost impossible to not stop into each one. Over the next two blogs I will showcase a tiny sampling of the...
by camidesigns | May 2, 2014 | Decorating, Design, Interior Design
The Westchester Residence II Project was inspired loosely by the French 1940’s with a modern twist. The house is a Tudor from the 1920’s owned by a family with three children. The design goal was to incorporate color while staying true to the Tudor...
