Accessorizing: Odd Numbers, Varied Heights and the Art of the Vignette
Styling a mantel, a console or a bookshelf can feel mysterious. The principles designers use (odd numbers, triangles, layers and breathing room) make it repeatable.
The why behind the what
Plain-spoken articles on the reasoning behind good interior design, from rug sizes and paint undertones to sightlines, lighting and living with antiques.
Styling a mantel, a console or a bookshelf can feel mysterious. The principles designers use (odd numbers, triangles, layers and breathing room) make it repeatable.
The classic work triangle still holds lessons, but modern kitchens are planned in zones. How to lay out a kitchen that’s efficient for one cook and comfortable for a crowd.
Every project begins with a conversation
Von still meets every client personally, by appointment, at your home, your building site or wherever your project is.