We asked five different interior designers to style their autumn tables using our Fall tabletop collection and the result was five very different, and very beautiful tablescapes. 1. Eddie Ross at Maximalist Studios @eddieross    @maximaliststudios Eddie’s company Maximalist Studios combines 9,000 square feet of space into three studios and a prop house, where they help clients like Anthropologie, Lilly Pulitzer, and York Wallcoverings create fresh content for their channels. Teams can rent...

My wife Rachel is friends with this great couple up in Ipswich, Massachusetts who are big collectors of textiles and Asian antiques. Tom Arsenault and Paul Morse met in the blizzard of 1977 in Boston and started a lifelong relationship, as well as an antiques business. They are also good friends with designer Michael Trapp (who I profiled earlier last year) and served as the inspiration for his imaginative style....

I met Stiles Colwill through Jonathan Gargiulo, who runs the John Roselli fabric showroom. Together, they do pop-up shops in Maryland (after running the Halcyon shop for years), and Stiles runs Stiles T. Colwill Interiors (also based out of Maryland). Jonathan suggested Stiles create a ‘blue & white’ guest room using my prints, and Stiles was up for the challenge. From lining an antique closet, to creating a one-of-a-kind quilt,...

When I met Alex in my showroom, he smiled his charming smile and said that he is the “real deal.”  Soon after, a flurry of orders came in!  I came to know this dynamic designer from his stunning projects, as well as his charity work with Animal Refuge Fund in the Hamptons. I am so happy we tracked him down to profile his work and story of how he came...

I have had the pleasure of breaking bread with Jeffrey, and find him as engaging in person as his interiors are in print. Luckily when I landed at John Rosselli’s showrooms in NYC, Jeffrey was one of their big clients, and he immediately grabbed handfuls of swatches and used my fabrics in many projects around the country. I am so happy we could grab him for this interview as a small thank...

I met Carlos Mota many, many years ago before I started John Robshaw Textiles. He was helping his friend decorate some houses and I was a struggling artist. Carlos came in one day to my painting studio in Soho and bought some paintings when I really needed the money. We have been friends ever since! Carlos' career trajectory has been inspiring to watch over the years. He has been an...

I was in Atlanta and lucky enough to be invited over to Danielle Rollins' palatial house for a dinner. I was wandering around the house, admiring all of the wild details in every room - it was full-on decorating that the Southerners seem to have in their blood - what a spectacular world Danielle creates! It's been a lot of fun being in her showhouses and homes over the years. I...

I had heard about “Jon from Woodstock” for many moons. He was a mythical figure who would descend on our sample sale and buy whatever crazy things I had made, from fabric covered bicycle rickshaws to huge walls of patched fabric. When we had something out of the ordinary, his name was muttered immediately, and I found out he was building a Shangri La Barn House / Rock & Roll compose-a-record-in-seclusion...

Anderson is a force of nature. He landed at John Rosselli knocking over some display units and a few lamps, but then quickly he harnessed his energy for the good of all of us designers. He is a great source for all us and I thought it would be fun to know a little bit more about this snappy fellow.   Anderson in Edinburgh. What is your role at John...

Years back, Genevieve Gorder swept into my showroom (and life). She looked deeply into my eyes and said “I am going to know you”. Of course, I submitted to her many charms and we became design pals.  You may recognize Genevieve as an Interior Designer from one of her many shows including, but not limited to, Trading Spaces, Design Star, HGTV’s White House Christmas, and, most recently, Stay Here. She...