“As a shopper myself, I like to be able to touch the object I am purchasing to see if it looks and feels like something I want to wear or put into my home,” writes interior design columnist Cami Weinstein, who has opened her first brick-and-mortar store in East Hampton.
How can you make your home an ally of the planet? WAG interior design columnist Cami Weinstein counts the ways.
With the pandemic still swirling around us, the idea of home as haven continues to have a poignant meaning. Not only do we want to keep Covid out of our homes, but we want them to be safe environments in general.
For many if not most people, their home is the largest investment they will make in their lifetime. And while some are more “nesters” than others, a home is always something to be cared for.
No one wants to spend time, effort and money on modifying a home to accommodate age and/or illness. But as home design columnist Cami Weinstein writes, a little preparation now can keep you out of the hospital and nursing home and reduce the strain on our health care system.
Designing spaces requires both knowledge and creativity. When you are thinking about designing your space, it’s important to think about the history of its style as well as the direction you want to take, writes WAG Wares columnist Cami Weinstein.
With a little research and a little effort, interior designer and Wares columnist Cami Weinstein says, you can create a home that you and your furry, feathered friends will love.
Bucking the trend, Wares columnist Cami Weinstein and hubby Marc have moved from the ’burbs to the big city. But a new home in the new year may simply mean a refresh of an old space.
Using doubles or pairs in decorating solidifies the symmetry of a room.