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07 Nov Designing the West: Treasure Trove

Posted at 12:25h in December 2022 | January 2023, Designing the West 0 Comments
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Don Siegel has spent his life surrounded by the beauty and elegance of historic Native American art, first as a collector and now, after opening his own private space in downtown Santa Fe, as a dealer. His specialty has always been vintage Navajo and Pueblo...

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06 Sep Designing the West: Balancing Act

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Nate Fischer can identify two major influences that led him to open his interior design firm: his love for the ocean and art. Growing up in Monterey, he appreciated the “eclectic mix of coastal California design” found in his hometown, Big Sur, and Carmel-by-the-Sea. After completing his...

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03 May Designing the West: Heart and Soul

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Intuitive. Charmed. Spirited. These words could describe interior designer Angela Todd, who defines herself as a visual storyteller. She came to the design business in her early 30s with a background in business and a creative side that had, until then, expressed itself musically as...

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10 Mar Designing the West: Conveying Bravado

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If ever there was a designer with expertise in Spanish Colonial furniture, architectural objects, and art, it’s Samuel Saunders. His hacienda and warehouse showroom in Nogales, Arizona, are filled with inventory from various continents, which he and his late partner Eddie Holler discovered during years...

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07 Jan Designing the West: Layered History

Posted at 20:31h in Designing the West, February | March 2022 0 Comments
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When Emily Janak was growing up in the horse country of Lexington, Kentucky, design was a family tradition. “My mother is a decorator and would tote me around to auctions, antique stores, and fabric stores my whole childhood,” Janak explains. Then, when she was studying...

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08 Nov Designing the West: Finding the Flow

Posted at 15:13h in December 2021 | January 2022, Designing the West 0 Comments
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Having grown up surrounded by the lush Hawaiian 
outdoors and her mother’s vibrant watercolor paintings, Jenni Leasia’s natural inclination to improve people’s environments informs her design aesthetic. “My Hawaiian childhood instilled the importance of connecting indoor and outdoor spaces, which is a huge part of...

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17 Sep Designing the West: Santa Fe Style

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When Annie O’Carroll was in her twenties, traveling the world as a sales manager for Marriott Hotels, she never dreamed that she’d have a flourishing interior design career someday. “I think my whole life, it was like being in training for what I eventually landed...

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09 Jul Designing the West: An Enduring Aesthetic

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Terry Winchell was a child prodigy antique dealer. Growing up along the border of Wyoming and Nebraska, he was fascinated by Western history from a young age. He was only 14 when he bought — and swiftly resold — his first piece of antique furniture....

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10 May Designing the West: For the Love of Home

Posted at 21:05h in Designing the West, June | July 2021 0 Comments
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Watching your house take shape from foundation 
to fully furnished can be an informative experience. In Laura Umansky’s case, it sparked a lifetime passion for design. “I watched my father design and build our childhood homes [in Texas],” the founder and CEO of Laura U Design...

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11 Jan Designing the West: Think Outside the Box

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Growing up, Max Humphrey didn’t know that interior design was a thing. “My hometown in New Hampshire was preppy adjacent,” he explains. “In my town, parents worked at the ball-bearing factory, but in the next town over they were professors.” It wasn’t until after he’d...

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