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Located just north of Baltimore, designer Stephanie Bradshaw’s Sparks, Maryland home is known as Wood Pines, after the countless trees that line the property.

Frank Frances Studio The Cornell Inn, a collection of historic guest buildings in the picturesque Berkshires village of Lenox, Massachusetts, dates back to the 18th century. Now, thanks to a new showhouse initiative called the Kaleidoscope Project, a group of 23 talented interior designers is reimagining the hotel and giving it a fresh new start. But this is more than your average showhouse. Partners Amy Lynn Schwartzbard, Patti Carpenter, and Liz Nightingale enlisted 23 BIPOC designers to permanently overhaul 18 of the inn’s guest rooms, plus a lobby, a dining room, and the bar. What�...

The massive space is perfect for reading, playing, and hanging out.

This Designer Gave Her Bedroom a Makeover the Whole Family Can Enjoy The massive space is perfect for reading, playing, and hanging out. May 27, 2021 The bedroom is arguably the most important room in a home: A good one has the power to start our days off on the right foot, but a poorly designed one can do just the opposite. So when Canada-based designer Diane Ernjakovic of One Three Design Inc. got the chance to redesign a room as part of the One Room Challenge—a biannual event in which 20 designers are selected to transform one space—she couldn’t resist giving her disorde...

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