Steele Thomas Marcoux

1 week ago | veranda.com | Steele Thomas Marcoux

When it comes to decorating your living room, nothing sets the tone for how the room will look and feel like the couch, or sofa, as designers prefer to call it. Since this is the most important piece of furniture for the room, most designers advise starting with it and reserving a good deal of your decorating budget for it. But with so many styles on the market, from deep sofas to sectional sofas and everything in between, deciding what style is best for you can be a challenge.

2 weeks ago | veranda.com | Steele Thomas Marcoux

It’s officially art and design season in New York and one event we’re most excited about this month is TEFAF New York, The European Fine Art Foundation’s annual Big Apple fair. This year marks the tenth edition of TEFAF New York and we have an exclusive first look at the stunning artworks that will be on display at the Park Avenue Armory from May 9-13. The fair will feature works of modern and contemporary art, jewelry, antiquities, and design exhibited by 91 galleries from 13 countries.

2 weeks ago | elledecor.com | Steele Thomas Marcoux

30 ideas de tendencia y originales para colocar las cortinas en el salón25 ideas para colocar cortinas, estores y visillos en casa de forma original y bonitaCortinas para casas pequeñas: guía para su elecciónLas cortinas y revestimientos de las ventanas son una de las decisiones de decoración más importantes para cualquier hogar.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Steele Thomas Marcoux

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."Window treatments are one of the most important decorating decisions for any home. Not only do they provide privacy and filter sunlight, but they also finish the look of a room, providing softness, color, pattern, and architectural definition. But, with options ranging from solid curtains, sheers, shades, and even blinds (yes, blinds!), how to choose which window treatments are the best for your space?

1 month ago | veranda.com | Steele Thomas Marcoux

A race is on to save antique tiles from the remains—often just a hearth, fireplace, and chimney—of Altadena, California, homes burned by the Eaton fire earlier this year. Eric Garland, a third-generation Altadenan, is leading the charge with Save the Tiles, a grassroots effort in which local volunteers survey the neighborhood to inventory existing tile, then direct masons and artisans to specific sites where tile can be rescued, repaired, and stored.