Photographer Max Hirshfeld’s parents survived the Holocaust. His book, Sweet Noise, documents his mother’s return to Poland and quotes from his parents’ letters after the war as they struggled to reunite in the United States.
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DC by Design Blog
Q&A With Regan Billingsley
A Q&A with Designer Regan Billingsley on how to transform a Colonial Revival home with fresh contemporary flair.
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The Capitol’s Beauty Endures
I can’t let those images of destruction linger; for those of us who know and love the U.S. Capitol, here’s a love letter to its majesty.
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Traveling by Design
DC talents are among the 150 designers, architects and landscape architects who contributed their words and images to the new book, Travel by Design.
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Zoom to Kips Bay Dallas
Take a virtual tour of the inaugural Kips Bay Dallas showhouse, featuring stunning interiors, artwork and landscape design by 27 design professionals.
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Guest Post: Brandi Wilkins
Brandi Wilkins, an interior desinger in Fredericksburg, Maryland, shares her experience outfitting a built-in serving area for a client’s dining room.
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Black Designers in the DMV
Search no more: Here’s your list of talented Black interior designers across the DC, Maryland and Virginia region.
Serena & Lily is OPEN
Interiors e-tailer Serena & Lily has opened a new physical location on Bethesda Row — its first in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Now on IG Live: DC Design Matters
Silver Spring designer Iantha Carley has started a new IG Live channel to conduct salon-style conversations with design talents across the DC region.
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Shut Down, Creatives get Creative
These designers and artists have had more time during the pandemic to explore their creativity — to great effect.
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Design for a Difference
DC Designers are making sure you stay safe and chic with custom masks in designer fabrics–an effort that also supports local charities.
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Images of Loss and Hope
This pandemic has proved that hope can emerge from loss. This post is an illustration of that lesson through pictures of my dad and son.
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