My, it's been a while since I last blogged.  Holidays, family commitments, and, most of all, a book tour have kept me away.  I'm ...

Ever since I first saw glimpses of photographer Victor Skrebneski 's house in those Seventies and Eighties-era Estée Lauder ads (Skr...

If you happen to be in High Point this Sunday, I hope you'll join Paloma Contreras, Richard Keith Langham, Jeffrey Dungan, and me as ...

"The top". "An institution". The "Secretary of Grooming". These were just some of the titles and accolades...

I hope you'll join the Kravet team and me this week at What's New What's Next, where I will be interviewing three of my favor...

A friend recently gave me the most interesting book about Marie Antoinette: To The Scaffold , by Carolly Erickson. To borrow my friend&#...

Goodness. It feels strange writing a blog post after a year-long hiatus. I was worried that I may have forgotten how to blog, but it see...

You may not hear from me frequently this summer as I’ve just started work on my next book, which I’m happy to announce will be published by ...

There were many highlights of last month's High Point Furniture Market, but one in particular made quite an impression on me: the gra...

And while we're on the subject of High Point, another favorite introduction of mine are the Mario Twins , a set of bunching tray tabl...

One of my biggest complaints about social media is the sometimes deleterious effect it seems to have on creativity.  On the one hand, it ...