13 May

Posted at 18:17h in #BlogTourNYC, Design by
blogtour, NYC, Architectural Digest home design show, design, furniture, modern, cabinetry, applicances, luxury, home decor, Prizer Hoods

Deborah Main Designs received some wonderful press from our trip to New York for #BlogTourNYC in the May/June 2014 issue of NHome magazine.  Remember how I had to hold back a bit on some of my design finds from The Architectural Digest Home Design Show?  Well, not anymore.  NHome Texas Magazine is now online and on news stands, so I'm VERY excited to share with you a lot more about the designs I selected.

The Architectural Digest Home Design Show is one of the premier design shows in NYC showcasing thousands of products from over 300 different brands. Inspiration was everywhere!  I've ALWAYS wanted to attend because I've been an avid fan of the magazine and all the incredible products and features. This years keynote speaker was none other than AD Editor-in-Chief Margaret Russell. The AD Home Show also included lectures hosted by Architectural Digest and design seminars hosted by The New York Times. Other exciting activities included:

04 Apr

Posted at 17:18h in Design, Pillow Goddess Picks by
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="580"]High point market, luxury decorative pillows, luxury designer pillows, art, lighting, furniture, John Strauss, Design, Interior Design, Handcrafted, Wood, John Strauss, CMJSCreative, home furnishings, hpmkt, interior design, design, New dining room chandelier by CMJSCreativ in pink hand blown ribbed glass, at High Point Market in #Salon G-7013.[/caption]

 Well, it's that time of year again - High Point Market in North Carolina,(#hpmkt)  THE largest furniture market in the U.S. -  kicks off this weekend from Saturday, April 5th - 10th.  There will be an incredible amount of fabulous new design from top brands and smaller ones with the famous Style Spotters (10 designers hand-selected by #hpmkt) sharing all their finds.  Plus all my Twitter friends are going to be there, as well as two designers that I've grown to admire very much.