ISSUE 2

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UNDERSTANDING THE BASICS

This issue:

Design Basics,
The Whole Interior, and
Beginning the Design Process.

Michelangelo's Den

The Best Craftsmen of Today:
We've Done the Legwork for You!

Dedicated to workmanship and quality of materials worthy of Michelangelo's "two brushes up"! One of our favorites: F. Schumacher & Co.

See: Tiles & Textures
 

Plan a Trip to a Show House Near You . . . See the DesignIntuit 2005-2006 Calendar.

And if you're in the Washington D.C. area, plan one to the National Symphony Orchestra Decorators' Show House coming up October 1-31.

Explore the Best Resources...
...of elite decorators. We've found them for you.
Great Sites & Sources

Make the Design of Annapolis Your Own
Explore the design elements that make these Maryland interiors extraordinary.
Focus on Annapolis

 

The Best Annapolis Itinerary
The best tour of uncommon treasures and fresh style ideas, and what to do while you're there.
Marco Polo's Quest


 

SPEAK THE LANGUAGE
Design terminology and graphs that will help you make more sense of interior design. Tools & Terms

If you missed our first issue, check it out! Discover the design of Florence Italy, and the steps to making sense out of interior design.

We hope you enjoy our online publication, and that it will become a catalyst for understanding and achieving great interior design and self-expression... (more)

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