What is Bohemian Décor? written by Julie GernsThe term “Bohemian” is derived from the French word for “gypsy” and this style is just as free spirited, well traveled and artistic as its name implies. Individuality is displayed throughout the home and the collections of furnishings, art, and accessories are as diverse as the individuals. Artists, actors, […]
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Behind the Design of Kaza Liquid Forms
Author Walker ZangerThe winner of the inaugural Walker Zanger Kaza Design Competition presented by Architecture Digest, is practicing architect, inventor, educator and environmentalist, Aybars Asci, who combined all of his interests to create his design Liquid Forms.Based in New York, Asci is president and founder of Efficiency Lab for Architecture and an advocate of research […]
Moss Wall Art
CAPID‘s Michelle Chiang interviews Kevin Urquhart of Emerald Coast Plantscapes; We know adding plants to an interior space can add to visual interest and make the space livelier. In recent years, living walls have become popular. However, maintenance for live plants on vertical surfaces can be an inconvenience. I have found something that would add greenery and interest to walls and […]
What is the One Thing You Wish Clients Knew?
CAPID asked their members: What is the one thing designers wish clients knew? That we spent years in school to get a degree, that we spend countless hours on research and that it may appear that it only takes a few hours to design their space but in reality it has taken years of […]
Beyond the Master Bath: A Traditional Look for a Guest and Jack & Jill Bathroom Remodel
contributed by:CAPID member BOB STURGEON of WESTSIDE REMODELINGJack & Jill Bathroom with Natural Lighting and Dual SinksWhen children move out of the home, many couples take advantage of having an open house to take on long-overdue home renovations. We had a Thousand Oaks couple in this exact situation approach us at Westside Remodeling wanting a […]
Casa del Herrero – House of the Blacksmith
After months of anticipation, a group of our members finally visited Casa del Herrero in Montecito. The docent-guided tour included a short video and touring of the house, gardens and the workshop. Built in 1925 for George Steedman and his wife, Casa del Herreo was designed by architect George Washington Smith in a Southern Spanish […]
September 7, 2016 – “More Money, More Profit” CEU Presentation
Join our September meeting where guest speaker Kimberley Seldon will be giving a CEU presentation! 9:00 a.m. Wednesday, September 7, 2016 CEU Presentation by Kimberley Seldon “More Money, More Profits” North Ranch Country Club 4761 Valley Spring Drive, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362It’s a dilemma for nearly every business professional: you want to increase profits, yet you’re […]
VACATION HOMES ~ Mountain Cabin to Seaside Retreat…. take a peek
CAPID designers Joan Larson and Joanne MacCallum share their vacation homes with us. Mammoth Mountain Home – contributed by Joan LarsonOur Mammoth Mountain home was built with design elements that would harmonize with the rugged natural surroundings we experience throughout the seasons. Along with enjoying a recreational lifestyle which includes skiing, hiking, biking and snowshoeing, […]
Rustic Interior Design Styles Shared By WALKER ZANGER
Rustic Interior Design Using Aged & Weathered Styles WALKER ZANGER shares their blog #BlendartThe gorgeous chandelier adds a glamorous touch to the vintage and rustic interior design style in this space. Tell us: how do you add sparkle to your designs? #Blendart We love the look of the rustic, vintage wood flooring in this classic bedroom. […]
