Frank Lloyd Wright’s holistic approach has been profoundly influential on my creative process and my own views towards design. Every time I visit one of his creations I leave feeling just a little bit wiser and completely star-struck.
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To Billy Baldwin, decorating was a journey that he took with his clients. The strong, trusting relationship I cultivate with my clients is the key ingredient to creating beautiful, transformative homes they love.
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Vladimir Kagan was a master at balancing engineering and aesthetics and has been an inspiration for a furniture collection I will be launching. He created pieces that followed his values without compromising the idea that form should always follow function.
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Ray and Charles Eames were innovators in architecture, furniture, graphics, textiles, industrial design, film, and manufacturing - but are best remembered for their groundbreaking chair designs.
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Arne Jacobsen’s work is a study in the detail of simplicity. More recently I’ve been scaling back and exploring the more subtle aspects of design - line, form and what happens in the negative spaces.
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“When I draw up a set of plans,” Elsie de Wolfe said, “there is no second choice. There is only what I show you. The best.” This concept influenced how I shaped my business. My goal is not to make suggestions, but to create gorgeous, transformative solutions.#laurasteininteriors
Dorothy Draper created the first design firm in the US. It was 1923, a time when it was considered daring, if not down right scandalous for a woman to own her own business. Like her determination, DD’s style was bold.
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When about design masters, there is no better person to start with than Albert Hadley. Known as the "Dean of American Design", he created some of the most enduring and influential designs of the 20th Century for a who’s who A-list of clients.
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Every great art form has its masters. This week I’m going to share the great, varied, and profound influences these interior decorating and design masters have had on my work, ideas, and principals as a designer.#laurasteininteriors#torontodesigner#torontointeriors#torontolife
Almost all of the upholstery we use is custom made for our clients by very talented local craftspeople. This sofa from @robertcustomupholstery shows an 8-way hand-tied construction and a kiln-dried hardwood frame.
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I like to think about the design of a house in a holistic way. This scheme is for a soft and feminine home office and private lounge, currently under construction.
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This cozy corner is one of my favourites. All the richness comes from the textures and materials, including the panel moulding on the walls - one of my favourite design tricks.
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Timeless translates history in a way that is relevant for how we live today, and how we want to live in the future. It is both reflective and aspirational, enduring and forward-thinking. Background @laurasteininteriors Quote @charlottemossco #laurasteininteriors#torontodesigner
I've been known to layer on the accessories, but lately I'm more about simplicity. You don't need much as long as you have the right balance of scale, texture, contrast and light. Design: @laurasteininteriors
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Our client wanted grey, and while I have nothing against grey, a monochromatic room can so easily fall flat. We're keeping it interesting by varying the texture and contrast, using rich finishes and interesting furniture pieces.
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In the last few months our homes have become so important to how we live and interact with our families. This week's theme is dedicated to our favourite spaces, how we live in them, and of course, how we design them.
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