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Stylehound
http://blog.sheffield.edu/
Stylehound reports on New York City design culture of the Sheffield School, a distance education company that provides courses in the areas of Interior Design, Wedding and Event Planning, and Feng Shui.
- Added on: Sep 4th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Zach Heller
- Listed in: Interior Design Education
- Tags: design Wedding interior design feng shui event planning
Recent Posts
Pretty porcelain
Earlier this week I was writing an article for Designer Monthly about reclaiming and recycling. Part of my reaserch delved into the very good works of Build it Green! NYC, a warehouse store that sells reclaimed and surplus building materials at a mer...
Start Me Up! - Part Three
Hi everyone! To those of you that celebrated the Thanksgiving holiday, hope you had a good one and a great weekend! This week I would like to circle back to something with regards to knowing your area and business environment. It helps to not only kn...
Cooking Up a Storm at Martha Stewart Show
Where can you go to see fashion, fine cuisine, gardening and techie trends - all in one show? Give up? No, it’s not the View - it’s the Martha Stewart Show! Sheffield interior design and feng shui students recently enjoyed a field trip t...
Coal, just in time for Christmas
The last time I visited the DWR Tools for Living Store, I was instantly smitten with their collection of natural coal purifiers from designer Louise Vilsgaard. These black pieces of “white charcoal” made from Korean oak come in a variety ...
Start Me Up! - Part Two
So you have decided that you want to start your own wedding planning business. Let’s assume for the sake of this post, that you also have decided in which region you would like to offer your services. So now what?!? Well, hopefully you have done ...
Dollhouse Redux
Dollhouses have come and go in many shapes and sizes - but most of them have been stuck in the last century or even before that. The most popular styles were Victorian, Colonial or Classical. The modern era has sadly been largely ignored. Until...
