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  • 1 month ago | architecturaldigest.com | Christina Poletto

    As spring enters its annual pep rally beckoning bodies outside into the sunshine and fresh air, homeowners pondering upgrades to their outdoor spaces may want to consider making accessible design enhancements that create a more balanced and robust sensory experience. Here’s why: Designing for inclusivity is the most successful type of design and the most evergreen, guaranteeing an impactful return on investment for the property long-term, and more importantly for our future selves.

  • Nov 26, 2024 | wsj.com | Christina Poletto |Kelsey Mulvey |Sheila Kim |Sal Vaglica

    What’s second only to a gift you’ve made yourself (in an alternate universe where you have endless free time)? An impressive, folksy offering that other human hands have crafted. Charming imperfections—swirls in the blown glass of a soap dispenser, the knobby knots of a handwoven welcome mat—reveal the gifts below as one of a kind. We’ve also found winning kits that will make a maker of anyone on your list who’s innately crafty. Everything they need to make a Matisse-inspired needlepoint pillow?

  • Sep 6, 2024 | msn.com | Christina Poletto

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  • Sep 6, 2024 | wsj.com | Christina Poletto

    Before endless summers and wonky winters became the norm, the change of seasons was a reliable cue that it was time to give your mattress an outfit change. Now, however, fickle forecasts have turned that task into a head-scratcher, whether you’re prone to goosebumps or night sweats. The panacea, according to the design pros we polled: Invest in an edited roster of sheets and overlays, in a variety of weaves and weights.

  • Aug 9, 2024 | msn.com | Christina Poletto

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