No Place Like Home: Interiors by Madeline Stuart

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Luxury hotels with select a key scent to have throughout, which then becomes associated with that place – adopt this by choosing your own signature smell for home, to engage the scenes. There's no place like home, so ensure all your senses are alerted to the feeling of home the minute you step through the door. Use the best home fragrance for your via scented candles, diffusers and essential oils. Interior design tips for beginners Join Madeline as she discusses the restoration of the iconic streamline moderne Cedric Gibbons home in Southern California. Book signing to follow. Think beyond the trends - it's more important to try and build a palette around things that you love, rather than trends. You'll love it a lot longer.' Our Founder and Director, Susan Mays, has carefully curated on online selection of beautiful products, inspired by modern, comfortable and versatile home living. At NPLH, we feel that your home is important and deserving of luxury and comfort. We pride ourselves on sourcing quality products within a range of budgets, aimed to combine warm and cosy aesthetics, creating the optimum pleasant ambience for your space. Mindfulness is at NPLH’s heart, with us understanding the importance for our customers to maximise satisfaction and enjoyment of their environment, at a time when it has never been more important to do so.

Trevor Tondro is a photographer who works with some of today's foremost interior designers and fashion companies. If you're new to interior design and haven't undertaken a home renovation project before, then it can be a daunting prospect. However, by starting with a few basic tips you can fine-tune what your interior taste is before then taking the steps to bring it to life.Madeline Stuart is an AD100 and Elle Decor A-List interior and architectural designer whose work has been featured in numerous publications. In 1998, Stuart launched her own custom furniture, lighting, and accessories line, available at showrooms across the country.

While born in New York, Stuart (the daughter of director Mel Stuart, best-known for Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory)and his wife Harriet (a noted hostess and decorator in her own right) was raised in Los Angeles, so knows her movie history well. In the introduction, she paints an indelible picture of growing up in a house with frescos on the ceiling and patterned wood floors in the Spanish Revival style — classic old-school Hollywood — in a floral-patterned bedroom she didn’t particularly care for. But it gave her an eye for interiors that “feel authentic and somewhat undecorated,” she writes.The specific details about the products that NPLH offers, such as their modern, comfortable, and versatile design. Mayer Rus is a design writer, editor, and critic. He is currently the West Coast editor of Architectural Digest.

I want to reinvent the wheel every time and I want everything to be completely unique,” she says. “That may not be a good business strategy, but that’s the only way I wanted to do it, in a way that was interesting to me. There are so many beautiful things in the world, why do the same thing over and over?” No Place Like Home: Interiors by Madeline Stuart Author Madeline Stuart, Foreword by Mayer Rus, Photographs by Trevor Tondro After you've added in all the extra accessories and your room feels complete, the next step is to focus on the senses. Smell plays a big part in how a home feels, especially to guests.Join Madeline Stuart and Jeffry Weisman for a conversation about their approach to an individual and richly inspired creative process. Join Madeline Stuart, channeling the role of the esteemed Alex Trebek, as she hosts Jeffry Weisman, James Hunter, and Kendall Wilkinson in a cut-throat, hilarious, and extremely competitive round of Designer Jeopardy! No Place Like Home, written by Madeline Stuart, Foreword by Mayer Rus, Photographed by Trevor Tondro. While minimalist design can be applied to every room in the house—from the kitchen to the bathroom, or nursery—one of the easiest places to start is the living room, that collective gathering place whose purpose is to connect with friends and family, to relax and recharge, and that requires only a handful of key elements to become a functional and beautiful space that leaves room for all kinds of living.