Imagining Home
Saray Fragoso2023-06-01T10:14:43-05:00Even before they found it and moved in, a London design couple knew exactly the kind of house they wanted for themselves and their children
Even before they found it and moved in, a London design couple knew exactly the kind of house they wanted for themselves and their children
After living for decades in the Spanish countryside, two designers moved to the main street of a Catalan village, where they have become daily players in its life
Can a graphic designer and creative director also be a fine artist? Yes, as Lisa Hunt proves repeatedly.
La Bastide de Moustiers, in the south of France, began as a simple farm dwelling. Under the tutelage of chef Alain Ducasse, it has morphed into a home that welcomes everyone.
As a traveling exhibition of works by Edvard Munch makes clear, the artist invested his scenes of nature with as much emotion and personality as he did his figures
The best experiences of the outdoors were found indoors at the 33rd annual Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville in February. MILIEU was honored to be the national media sponsor of the opening keynote lecture, “The Beauty of Home & Entertaining with Aerin & Alice,” referring to Aerin Lauder, who heads her namesake brand, AERIN, and Alice Naylor-Leyland, who founded the tablescape brand Mrs. Alice.
Miguel Flores-Vianna has been everywhere in the world and has met, seemingly, everyone worth meeting in it, “Greece has been a constant part of the rhythm of my life.” In his new book, Haute Bohemians: Greece, the Argentine-born Flores-Vianna writes of his ongoing travels to the southernmost country in Europe.
As an interior designer, I am on a constant search for unique products and interesting artisans to introduce into my projects. When I discovered KUFRI textiles hand-woven fabrics and pillows by Mili Suleman, I was immediately impressed by its craftsmanship and ethos.
The new Pret-a-Porter program and range colors from L’Atelier Paris will make your kitchen a feast for the eyes. What used to happen every season in Paris ready-to-wear fashion, is now happening in your own kitchen.
For those who know and follow the work of interior designer Suzanne Kasler, it’s a particular thrill to see her own home as the first featured project in her new book, Suzanne Kasler: Edited Style. Long known for her ability to fashion elegant, serene interiors in every type of residence in every part of the world in which she works, here in this volume we begin with her Regency-style home in Atlanta.