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Your breast size will change during and after pregnancy. Our in-store Maternity Stylists are specially trained in bra measuring, helping you find your best selection, for now and nursing.
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See how our clothes grow with your bump! This store's try-on belly lets you travel through time to see how you look with a 7-month bump.
This location features nursing and new mom styles, such as clip-down, clip-up, pull-down and pull-up tops, sleep, bras and other breastfeeding accessories.
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ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, Md., April 25 (UPI) -- A cyber center of excellence near Fort Meade, Md., was officially opened Thursday by Lockheed Martin.
The center -- 56,000-square-feet in size -- will further expand, integrate and connect employees, customers and industry partners in Lockheed's cybersecurity work.
"We're looking ahead -- we know the importance of the cyber mission will continue to grow for our customers," said Tim Reardon, president of Lockheed Martin IS&GS National.
"Lockheed Martin's talented workforce, cutting edge technology, and state-of-the-art facilities like this position us to meet the cyber challenges and needs of a diverse range of missions and customers."
The center holds laboratories, training facilities and an innovation center.
"We appreciate Lockheed Martin's continued investment in our county," said Laura Neuman, Anne Arundel County, Md., executive. "The opening of the Cyber Center of Excellence further solidifies Anne Arundel County's reputation as the nexus of cybersecurity development."
Fort Meade is a major intelligence center for the U.S. government and military.


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"Oil and gas are among the world's most important energy suppliers. Although new deposits are still being discovered, already preceded oil fields continue being serviced, the production of this viscous solids-containing raw material is becoming more complex. By using NETZSCH-Drive Heads and the progressing cavity pump-systems, many of these reserves can be explored and used efficiently."
First progressing cavity pump with submersible drive in Central Europe:
NETZSCH ESPCP prevents blowout and environmental impact from leaks
Around 30 years ago, an energy supplier in Hannover had started to use an underground deposit for gas storage. After a few years, however, it became evident during pumping of the medium that the geological horizon in which it was stored had emitted substantial oil quantities into the gas. More...
NETZSCH Upstream conveys extremely difficult media to oil and gas fields
Despite all efforts to promote renewable energies, global demand for crude oil and natural gas has continued unabated. Methane from coal seams and highly viscous oil at more than 10,000 mPas are already of commercial interest, but are just as complicated to extract. In the Qinshui Basin in China the extraction is as difficult as the extraction of oil sand mixtures from the Sudanese desert where temperatures up to 50°C can be reached. More
Pumps for the Oil Industry
NETZSCH pumps for the oil industry are characterized by robust and reliable design. Constructions and materials are adapted to the requirements. Together with the customer's requirements are specified in the planning phase and the optimal pump is selected. The use of innovative pump technologies from NETZSCH offers safe and reliable production processes at low life-cycle costs. On this there is a large range of products available from which you can select the appropriate each pump system for on- and offshore, up-, mid- and downstream area.
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Within the Business Unit Pumps & Systems the Business Field Oil & Gas Upstream specializes in the delivery of systems with progressing cavity pumps for the production of crude oil and other highly viscous materials; the pumps above mentioned are used throughout the world. Whether it is a large oilfield operator or a small production company – the experts at NETZSCH give their attention to all projects. At the same time we try to correspond to the increasing technological demands by highly efficient development work. Success in corporate research and development work with universities and operators of our pumps in the field confirms this fact.
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Standard PCP
NTZ Progressing Cavity Pumps
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casing size
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|375 to 2450
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The Aixing Rehabilitation Centre is the EMBRACE, Care for People Project partner of Shangri-La Hotel, Wuhan. The centre is a local non-governmental organisation (NGO) in Wuhan, caring for children who have cerebral palsy, autism and intellectual-disabilities. The organisation aims to integrate this group of children into society through various unique training programmes tailored for children with special needs. The programme also includes special guidance for their parents.
Shangri-La Hotel, Wuhan intends to work closely with Aixing Rehabilitation Centre on long-term sustainable projects. Different aspects of the child development includes being active participants in the children's recovery management, self-development, enhancement of public awareness; as well as influencing the children to become self-sufficient.
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Every month since September 2009, hotel staff from different departments have taken turns cooking nutritious, healthy food for Aixin Centre kids. In addition to the cooking workshops, Shangri-La Hotel, Wuhan built an open-air cooking facility called "Aixing (Love) Kitchen", completed in April 2010. The kitchen created an enhanced, refreshing cooking and dining atmosphere and serves as a training area for the hotel to conduct its cooking classes for the children.
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24 sun-filled spaces—including a covered porch and a pool house with terrace—evoke summer style in the Hampton Designer Showhouse
With its sunny outlook and emphasis on easy living, nothing says summer quite like the Hamptons. Now in its 15th year, the Hampton Designer Showhouse benefiting the Southampton Hospital continues to inspire with innovative ideas and outstanding design. An enchanting Shingle-style estate—complete with tennis court and pool house—served as the setting for the 2014 showhouse. Join us for a look back at last year's invigorating spaces, where the region's top talents shared their interpretation of the ultimate summer home.
"We didn't want a pass-through entry," says Denise Rinfret, who with Missy Rinfret Minicucci designed the inviting foyer with expansive ceiling. An antique bench and armchairs play happily with Lucite nesting tables and a mirrored quatrefoil screen. The cozy conversation area's aqua accents—see the animal print pillows and the geometric silk rug—inject color while white paint from Farrow & Ball highlights the wall's millwork. Corbett Lighting's caged-brass pendant enhances the opulent atmosphere.
Traditional Home is proud to be the presenting sponsor of the 2015 Hampton Designer Showhouse. The showhouse opens July 26 in North Bridgehampton and benefits Southampton Hospital. For additional information, visit hamptondesignershowhouse.com.
Photography: John Bessler and Werner Straube
Produced by Jenny Bradley Pfeffer with Eleanor Roper
Chandelier ("Argyle" #13-412): Corbett Lighting, corbettlighting.com.
Area rug ("Artemese"): Richard Afkari, richardafkari.com.
Settee ("Gustavian Antique Daybed"): Acorn Antiques, acornantiquestore.com.
Diamond-patterned pillow ("Ales"/Ciel #4715-08, by Manuel Canovas); pillow, at left ("Lynx"/Blue #11074-02): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Upholstered chairs ("Pair of Louis XVI-Style Fauteuils"); tables ("Set of Lucite Nesting Tables"): Elizabeth Pash Antiques & Decoration, elizabethpash.com.
Table to right of settee (antique French Deco side tables): Donna Parker Habitat Ltd. Antiques, 631/726-9311.
Ginger jar (Rinfret Collection); glass spheres (Rinfret Collection): Images & Details, 516/676-7320.
Screen: Meg Braff Designs, megbraffdesigns.com.
Table-skirt fabric ("Ales"/Ciel #4715-08, by Manuel Canovas); drapery ("Atlanta"/White #L8989-01, by Larsen); fringe on drapery and table skirt ("Grosvenor Bullion"/Cream #5312-11, by Colefax and Fowler): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Art by stairs (by Meredith Pardue): Kathryn Markel Fine Arts, markelfinearts.com.
Foyer by Denise Rinfret & Missy Rinfret Minicucci
A pie-face statue provides a laughable moment on the skirted console.
Interior designer: Denise Rinfret and Missy Rinfret Minicucci, The Rinfret Group, 99 Bourndale Rd. N., Manhasset, NY 11030; 631/426-6192, therinfretgroup.com.
Great Room by Patrik Lönn
A mélange of materials—note the wallpapered ceiling, nubby sofa fabric, and handmade Kilim rugs—appears in the expansive great room designed by Patrik Lönn. A lounge chair and bunching ottomans form a small gathering spot in front of the fireplace. Sculptured bronze makes a bold statement on the lamps, coffee table, and accent tables.
Wallcovering ("Woodgrain"/Linen #20241-01); ceiling wallpaper ("Mecox"/Slate #20283-01); drapery ("Seattle"/Snow #L8968-01, by Larsen): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Trim paint ("Simply White" #OC-117): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Drapery hardware: Morgik Metal Designs, morgik.com.
Painting over fireplace (Innocence 3—Silver Edition): by Laurent Elie Badessi, badessi.com.
Pair of benches in front of fireplace ("Connie Bunching Ottoman" #214); lounge chair by fireplace ("Whitney Chair" #410-00): Pearson, pearsonco.com.
Bench fabric ("Houston"/Grey #L8974-07, by Larsen); lounge-chair fabric ("Atlanta"/Linen #L8989-02, by Larsen): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Geometric-patterned pillow on lounge chair (by Märta Maas Fjetterström, 1930s); area rug (vintage kilim, Modernistic design with embroidered panel): FJ Hakimian, fjhakimian.com.
Pillow trim; sofa fabric ("Limerick"/Oat #8733-01, by Larsen): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Floor lamp ("Jacques Adnet Bronze Bamboo Floor Lamps," 1940s); side table by lounge chair ("Cast Bronze Burled Side Table"): Craig Van Den Brulle, craigvandenbrulle.com.
Sofa (#1532-08, discontinued); Pearson, pearsonco.com. tan pillow on sofa ("Houston"/Toffee #8974-05, by Larsen): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Area rug (vintage kilim, Modernistic design with embroidered panel): FJ Hakimian, fjhakimian.com.
Pair of tables, right of sofa ("Bronze Bamboo Tables with Glass Tops " by Maison Bagues, 1970s); table lamp ("French Cast Bronze Abstract Botanical Lamp," 1970s); coffee table ("Signed Willy Daro Sculptured Bronze Coffee Table"): Craig Van Den Brulle, craigvandenbrulle.com.
Vase beside lamp (Axel Salto for Royal Copenhagen); pair of vases on coffee table (Axel Salto for Royal Copenhagen): Freeforms, freeformsusa.com.
Great Room by Patrik Lönn
"The greatest challenge was achieving the sense of comfort and intimacy that is so necessary for a summer home," Lönn says. Behind the sofa, an antique coffee table and grand white piano steal the spotlight. All upholstery from Pearson.
Interior designer: Patrik Lönn, Patrik Lönn Design, 1115 Broadway, Suite 1006; New York, NY 10010; 212/400-4841, patriklonn.com.
Bookcase (custom): Patrik Lönn Design, patriklonn.com.
Lamp on bookcase ("French Gilt Bronze Lily Pad Lamp"); sculpture on bookcase (by Helge Holmskov): Craig Van Den Brulle, craigvandenbrulle.com.
Area rug (kilim, cream panels with linen and wool stitching, 1940s); pillow on lounge chair (Märta Maas Fjetterström, 1930s): FJ Hakimian, fjhakimian.com.
Lounge chairs (#1532-01, discontinued): Pearson, pearsonco.com.
Lounge-chair fabric ("Atlanta"/Linen #L8989-02, by Larsen): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Coffee table (Brass Top Coffee Table, Lova Creation, 1970s): vintage.
Living Room by Nancy Galasso, Diane Karmen & Thom Bellucci
This orange-lacquer bar cabinet jump-started the living room's design. "We loved the happy color and it just makes you smile," says Nancy Galasso.
Living Room by Nancy Galasso, Diane Karmen & Thom Bellucci
Organic touches—notice the tree-root coffee table and stone-inspired occasional table—reference nature and lend texture to the space. Étagères adorned with accessories from Lillian August evoke a collected feel while luxurious fabrics, such as the sofa's Belgian linen and snakeskin-patterned pillows—also by Lillian August—add to the extravagant aura. Overhead, Troy Lighting's wrought-iron chandelier in bronze finish leaves a lasting impression.
Interior designer: Nancy Galasso, Diane Karmen, and Thom Bellucci, Lillian August Furnishings + Design, 32 Knight St., Norwalk, CT 06851; 203/847-1596, lillianaugust.com.
Wall treatment (hand-painted): Deux Femmes, 203/545-1995.
Trim paint ("Shaded White" #201): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Area rug (Oushak): antique.
Chandelier ("Uni Chandelier"/Tidal Pool Bronze): Troy Lighting, troy-lighting.com.
Drapery ("Lana"/Natural #DE12035): Holland & Sherry, hollandandsherry.com.
Drapery hardware: Morgik Metal Deisgns, morgik.com.
Sofa ("Millie XL Slipcovered Sofa"); fabric ("Vintage Linen"/Oyster): Verellen, verellenhc.com.
Metallic pillows on sofa ("Serpent Linen Piped Pillow"); orange pillow; orange tray on coffee table (#1342489); magnifying glass (#1328390); white coral; vase: Lillian August, lillianaugust.com.
Floor lamp ("Oristano" ): Mr. Brown, mrbrownhome.com.
Coffee table ("Large Root #9, one-of-a-kind): Taracea, taracea.com.
Etagères ("Townsend" #10062): Emerson Bentley, emersonbentley.com.
Accessories on etagère (gold discs #1344568; hobnail candleholder, orange box #1342492; pair of spheres #1172421; white coral #1137666; covered gold box #1297434; gold candle holder #1342490): Lillian August, lillianaugust.com.
Pair of chairs ("Cameron Armchair"/Gold Leaf #"Cameron GBrown"): Worlds Away, worlds-away.com.
Chair fabric ("Glazed Linen"/Caf_Noir #DE12315): Holland & Sherry, hollandandsherry.com.
Side table; throw (#1348392): Lillian August, lillianaugust.com.
Orange cabinet ("Orange Lacquer Bar Cabinet" #FNA-1819-005): Mecox, mecoxgardens.com.
Gold vases on bar cabinet (#1354451, #1354452, #1354453): Lillian August, lillianaugust.com.
Photograph (Parade #2913, Africa series): Barbara Erdmann Photography, barbaraerdmannphotography.com.
Library by Greg McKenzie
Greg McKenzie prioritized comfort when outfitting the library. A window seat area with chevron-patterned Roman shade and teal pillows makes an ideal reading spot. The antique chaise covered in linen and garnished with a sumptuous throw is from the designer's own collection. Embroidered grass cloth wraps the walls while a metallic wallcovering dresses the ceiling.
Wallpaper (custom embroidered grass cloth): Crezana for John Rosselli & Assoc., johnrosselli.com.
Wallpaper on ceiling ("Vinyl Mirror Mirror"): Phillip Jeffries, phillipjeffries.com.
Trim paint ("Purbeck Stone" #275): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Chandelier (vintage Italian): Gustavo Oliveri Antiques, gustavooliveriantiques.com.
Area rug (linen and silk): The Carpet Man of Southampton, thecarpetmanofthehamptons.com.
Zebra rug (vintage): designer's collection.
Drapery and window shades ("High Voltage"/Smoke #173980): Schumacher, fschumacher.com.
Drapery hardware (lucite): Lore Decorators & Upholstery Shop, 212/534-1025.
Mirrored art piece by window: by Abby Modell, lle-dom.com.
Sconces by window seat (vintage): John Rosselli & Assoc., johnrosselli.com.
Window-seat cushion: Kravet, kravet.com.
Striped pillow; turquoise pillow: English Country Antiques, ecantiques.com.
Patterned pillow ("Sansui"/Song Blue #10182-02): Donghia, donghia.com.
Sofa (Knoll sofa); tassels on sofa: vintage.
Sofa fabric: Edelman Leather, edelmanleather.com.
Teal pillows on sofa: English Country Antiques, ecantiques.com.
Tables flanking sofa ("Mid-Century Verdrigris Fish Sculpture Hall Table"); lamps ("Christopher Spitzmiller Patricia Marbelized lamp"); coffee table (vintage); white table beside club chair: Mecox, mecox.com.
Candleholders on coffee table ("Enchanted Forest Candleholders Polished" #1112661): Michael Aram, michaelaram.com.
Art behind sofa (by Graham Nickson): Mark Borghi Fine Art, borghi.org.
Club chairs ("Pair of English Club Chairs"): Old Town Crossing, oldtowncrossing.com.
Chair fabric (linen): Kravet, kravet.com.
Trim: Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Blanket ("Avalon"): Hermès, usa.hermes.com.
Chaise (vintage); small table next to chaise (vintage African); armless chair (antique French in vintage Hermès leather): designer's collection.
Chaise fabric (linen): Kravet, kravet.com.
Blanket on chaise: Frette, frette.com.
Floor lamp behind chaise (antique English): Old Town Crossing, oldtowncrossing.com.
Library by Greg McKenzie
"It's all about curling up with a good book, a cocktail, or, better yet, both!" McKenzie says.
Interior designer: Greg McKenzie, Greg McKenzie Design, 65 Montauk Hwy, Suite D, East Hampton, NY 11837; 516/819-1554, gregmckenziedesign.com.
Dining room by Sean Bruns & Judy Hadlock
Sean Bruns and Judy Hadlock believe in going big. From the bubbly chandelier to the large-scale wallcovering, their dining room design is a feast for the eyes. Antiqued Venetian mirrors crown Pearson's faux-shagreen cabinets flanking the wine cellar. A trio of square concrete tables—each paired with a different set of chairs—sets the stage for an epic evening of entertaining. Teal seat cushions and table lamps accent the otherwise neutral palette.
Chandelier ("Muriel Cast Resin Chandelier"#FNL-1512 -BMUR); dining tables ("Square Concrete Dining Table" #FNDT-POT-SQDTWZ); dining chairs (#FADC-PFM04-003); mirrors ("Large Round Antiqued Venetian Mirror" #FNM-140606-4009LG); table lamps ("Christopher Spitzmiller Melissa Lamp" #CON-CS-NY2330); bamboo étagère seen in mirror (#FNB-0405-2001): Mecox, mecox.com.
Pair of cabinets ("Ivory Shagreen Cabinet" #9847-28): Pearson, pearsonco.com.
Dining room by Sean Bruns & Judy Hadlock
Divine dinnerware in brown and light blue ensures a memorable meal.
Interior designer: Sean Bruns and Judy Hadlock, Mecox Design Services, 134 Mariner Drive, Southampton, NY 11968; 631/283-7740, mecoxgardens.com.
Kitchen by Gary Ciuffo
Ciuffo Cabinetry's Gary Ciuffo didn't skimp on details when designing the heart of the home. "This kitchen was meant to give energy and inspiration," he says. High-gloss cabinets coated in Farrow & Ball's "Strong White" complement the cooking area's glamorous marble countertops and stainless-steel appliances. Apple-green and turquoise accessories offset the clean scheme and draw eyes to the acid-etched glass set into the polished-nickel doors. Bleached walnut on the island and column surround echoes the showhouse's beach surroundings.
Wall paint ("Cornforth White" #228); cabinet paint ("Strong White" #2001): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Cabinetry: Ciuffo Cabinetry, ciuffocabinetry.com.
Cabinetry knobs and pulls ("Jefferson"): Armac Martin, martin.co.uk.
Coffee station ("24-inch Coffee System"/Stainless #EC24/S); microwave drawer under coffee system ("24-inch Transitional Drawer Microwave" #MD24TE); range (60-inch gas range with 6 dual-stacked burners, charbroiler and griddle #GR606CG): Wolf, subzero-wolf.com.
Range hood (custom): RangeCraft, rangecraft.com.
Backsplash tiles (Mingle Mosaic Calacatta Polished with Mojave Brown Medium Clear #MB1203-MGLDHO): AKDO, akdo.com.
Window-seat cushion ("Siren"/Aegean #800258H-246, by Laura Kirar): Highland Court by Duralee, duralee.com.
Island cabinetry; cabinetry finish (Bleached Cerused Quartered Walnut): Ciuffo Cabinetry, ciuffocabinetry.com.
Countertops: "Calacatta Gold" marble.
Sink in island (#3634 SS16GA, UrbanEdge Collection): Julien, julien.ca.
Faucet in island ("Tara Classic Profi Single Mixer"/Platinum #33880888-0800): Dornbracht, dornbracht.com.
Lights over island ("Lansing"/Polished Nickel #9114-PN): Hudson Valley Lighting, hudsonvalleylighting.com.
Bar stools ("Flint Bar Stool"): CB2, cb2.com.
Bar-stool finish ("Tequila Lime" #2028-30): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Cabinetry to right of range with metal-framed doors: Ciuffo Cabinetry, ciuffocabinetry.com.
Glassware in cabinet: HomeGoods, homegoods.com.
Sink in cabinet beside range (#3647 SS16GA, UrbanEdge Collection): Julien, julien.ca.
Faucet in cabinet beside range ("Tara Classic Single -Lever Mixer"/Platinum #33800888.08): Dornbracht, dornbracht.com.
Refrigerator/freezer ("36-inch Integrated Refrigerator, over Freezer Drawers #IT-36CI, Stainless Steel fronts): Sub-Zero, subzero-wolf.com.
Flooring: 8-inch White Oak.
Kitchen by Gary Ciuffo
The mosaic Calacatta-and-glass tile backsplash is by AKDO. Custom drawers flanking the range are combination Mirror Stainless and Brushed Steel.
Breakfast Room by Gary Ciuffo
In the breakfast area, a patterned silk-linen fabric from Highland Court by Duralee covers the custom banquette. The dining table—a custom design by Ciuffo Cabinetry—boasts a polished-nickel base and Caesarstone top. Hudson Valley Lighting's chandelier and hanging pendants above the island illuminate with elegance.
Interior designer: Gary Ciuffo, Ciuffo Cabinetry, 95 Brook Ave., Deer Park, NY 11729; 631/586-5976, ciuffocabinetry.com.
Banquette (custom); dining table (custom base): Ciuffo Cabinetry, ciuffocabinetry.com.
Dining-table top (custom): Caesarstone, caesarstoneus.com.
Banquette fabric ("Siren"/Aegean #800258H-246, by Laura Kirar): Highland Court by Duralee, duralee.com.
Dining chairs; fabric; sculptures on table; container for plants: New Age Interiors, newageinteriors.com.
Chandelier ("Baldwin"/Polished Nickel #726-PN): Hudson Valley Lighting, hudsonvalleylighting.com.
Glassware; flatware: HomeGoods, homegoods.com.
Dinnerware; placemats; napkins; napkin rings: Pier 1 Imports, pier1.com.
Hallway by Ken Wampler
Ken Wampler of The Alpha Workshops applied the group's hand-painted "Highline" wallcovering to the hallway walls, accented by faux-bois panels. AKDO's "Mansion Lounge" porcelain tiles add glamour underfoot.
Interior designer: Ken Wampler, The Alpha Workshops, 245 W. 29th St., 14th Floor, New York, NY 10001; 212/594-7320, alphaworkshops.org.
Wallpaper ("Highline"/Empire, 27-inch width): Alpha Workshops, alphaworkshops.org.
Flooring ("Mansion Lounge" 30x30 inches #PO1834-303000): AKDO, akdo.com.
Upstairs Landing by Elle Clymer & Stephanie Woodmansee
Floral fabric with a bright-blue background inspired the upstairs landing's design. "The colors are great for summer,'" says Elle Clymer, who styled the cheerful space with Stephanie Woodmansee.
Upstairs Landing by Elle Clymer & Stephanie Woodmansee
A tufted Louis XVI-style banquette upholstered in aqua linen hosts a bevy of pillows. The lattice lantern with gold detail gives a "garden-conservatory feel with a midcentury nod," Clymer says. A photo print by Gray Malin imparts a poolside vibe that aligns well with the Hampton home. Rattan chairs, Moroccan occasional tables, and a vintage blue rug with Greek key border complete the cozy retreat.
Interior designer: Elle Clymer and Stephanie Woodmansee, Henry & Co Design, 200 W. 15th St., Suite 19A, New York, NY 10011; 917/388-3436, henryandcodesign.com.
Wallcovering and pillow fabric ("Macao II"/French Blue #6310-01, by China Seas): Quadrille, quadrillefabrics.com.
Trim on wallcovering ("1-inch French Grosgrain Ribbon"/Mauve #977-44931-303): Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Trim on pillow ("Pom Pom"/White): Purl Soho, purlsoho.com.
Ceiling and trim paint ("All White" #2005): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Area rug (vintage Dhurrie #C53711): Eliko Rugs, elikorugs.com.
Hanging lantern ("Elsie" in custom color): Coleen & Co., coleenandcompany.com.
Sectional sofa (custom design): Henry & Co, henryandcodesign.com.
Fabricaton: Luther Quintana Upholstery, lqupholstery.com.
Sofa fabric (handwoven linen in Duck Egg Blue #T29-DE): Canvas Home, canvashomestore.com.
Sofa trim ("9/16-inch Cambridge Strie Braid"/Navy #977-34160-97): Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Gold-and-white pillows ("Rainbow Straw Pillow"): Lulu DK, luludk.com.
Striped pillow ("Bell Stripe 09," Drum Collection): Malabar, malabar.co.uk.
Trim on striped pillow ("Varese"/Cassis #F1190/42, by Designers Guild): Osborne & Little, designersguild.com.
Photograph behind sofa (Summertime Splash, Aqua Glam series): by Gray Malin, graymalin.com.
Acrylic nesting tables: Henry & Co design collection, henryandcodesign.com.
Bowl on nesting table ("Dauville Bowl"): Canvas Home, canvashomestore.com.
Stone sculpture under nesting table (marble garden sculpture): JED Antiques, 631/725-6411.
Pair of occasional tables ("Moroccan Side Table," discontinued): Wisteria, wisteria.com.
Flowers ("Indigo Ceramic Flowers"): Jayson Home, jaysonhome.com.
White vase ("Phoebe Narrow Beaded Vase"): Frances Palmer Pottery, francespalmerpottery.com.
Frog sculpture: Henry & Co Design, henryandcodesigsn.com.
Pair of wooden chairs (Franco Albini inspired chairs): Open Air Modern, openairmodern.com.
Throw: West Elm, westelm.com.
Ceramic stool ("Hexagonal Chinese Blue-and-White Garden Stool"): JED Antiques, 631/725-6411.
Master Bedroom by Tobi Fairley
"It's a balanced space that mixes the best of feminine and masculine—soft curves with hard lines, and floral with geometrics," says Tobi Fairley of her master bedroom. All of the room's upholstery, including the flirty toile bed draperies, pewter-colored Roman shades, and faux-bois settee fabric, is from Duralee. "The star of the room is obviously the toile fabric, with the others in a supporting role," she explains. The linen fabric's muted-melon hue plays well with the geometric grass cloth wallcovering and sisal area rug. Duralee's shapely side tables flank the bed, while an orange campaign chest pops against the far wall.
Interior designer: Tobi Fairley, Tobi Fairley & Assoc., 5507 Ranch Drive, Suite 103, Little Rock, AR 72223; 501/868-9882, tobifairley.com.
Wallcovering ("What a Gem"/Fungi on Linen #6378): Phillip Jeffries, phillipjeffries.com.
Ceiling paint ("Shaded White" #201): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Sisal area rug ("Paraiba"/River): Merida, meridameridian.com.
Bed ("Meherrin" #40-460-Q); bed and drapery fabric ("Port Royale"/Melon #200012H-3, by Bailey & Griffin); Roman-shade fabric (#32657-52 in Azure); drapery trim (15/8-inch embroidered tape trim in Pewter #78044H-296, by Highland Court); bedside tables ("Filton Side Table" #90-2030): Duralee, duralee.com.
White sheets; orange blanket; quilted bed cover and shams: Sferra, sferra.com.
Lamps on bedside tables ("Winkworth"/Black #6249): Currey & Co., curreycodealers.com.
Sculpture on left bedside table ("Kya" #6418): Arteriors, arteriorshome.com.
Bench ("Midtown Settee" #OS1352-025); bench fabric ("London Plane"/Nickel #190102H-362, by Highland Court); ottoman in foreground ("Eastside Round Ottoman" #5051-000); ottoman fabric ("Ping"/Linen #190211H-118, by Highland Court): Duralee, duralee.com.
Orange 5-drawer chest ("Aquarius Aria Chest" #4211-201): Lexington Home Brands, lexington.com.
Containers holding plants on chest ("Stockholm Containers," set of 3): Arteriors, arteriorshome.com.
Chair beside chest; tray on ottoman: Mecox, mecoxgardens.com.
Master Bath by Elsa R. Soyars
The extra-bold style of the '70s influenced Elsa R. Soyars's master bath design. "There was a sense of flash, a 'more is more attitude,' " she says of the era. A green area rug and coordinating oversize lantern incorporate shots of color in the soothing space. Sheer shades add intimacy while an oval ottoman with embroidered trim provides a perch in front of the stand-alone tub.
Wallcovering ("Alcazar Studded Grasscloth"): Crezana, crezanadesign.com.
Trim paint ("Strong White" #2001): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Tile floor ("Emperor Mosaic," Thassos and Bardiglio): Alan Court & Assoc., alancourtassociates.com.
Window shades ("Framework"/Dawn #1549/01); silver trim ("Deco"/Silver Sky #055/02); black trim ("Deco"/Graphite #055/03): Great Plains by Holly Hunt, hollyhunt.com.
Bathtub ("Esthesia Therapeutic Tub"): BainUltra, bainultra.com.
Bath fixtures: Dornbracht, dornbracht.com.
Lantern beside tub ("White Bamboo Lantern," custom painted by designer): HomeNature, homenature.com.
Ottoman ("Lancaster Oval Ottoman" #OT6181): Edward Ferrell + Lewis Mittman, ef-lm.com.
Ottoman fabric (by Great Plains): Holly Hunt, hollyhunt.com.
Ottoman trim ("Ogee Embroidered Border"): Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Heart pillow ("Reversible Purple and Natural Peace/Love Pop Throw Pillow"); X pillow ("Reversible Letter Throw Pillow"): Jonathan Adler, jonathanadler.com.
Art (Diamond Dust, photographs of Cindy Crawford, by Marco Giaviano): Keszler Gallery, keszlergallery.com.
Master Bath by Elsa R. Soyars
A mirrored console, a furry chair, and a cat sculpture keep to the eclectic theme.
Interior designer: Elsa R. Soyars, Elsa R. Soyars Interiors, 300 North Sea Mecox Rd., Southampton, NY 11968; 631/875-1694, elsasoyars.com.
Laundry Room by Greg McKenzie
Along with the library, Greg McKenzie designed the spacious laundry room equipped with heavy-duty appliances and cabinets by Ciuffo Cabinetry. Farrow & Ball's fierce "Ocelot" wallcovering energizes the wash area. Roman shades by MYB Textiles through Prince of Scots decorate the windows over the Caesarstone quartz countertop. The nickel flush-mount light is from Hudson Valley Lighting.
Interior designer: Greg McKenzie, Greg McKenzie Design, 65 Montauk Hwy, Suite D, East Hampton, NY 11837; 516/819-1554, gregmckenziedesign.com.
Window shades ("Textured Wool Charcoal" #1888DW-44, Galloway Collection): by MYB Textiles, mybtextiles.com, through Prince of Scots, princeofscots.com.
Cabinetry: Ciuffo Cabinetry, ciuffocabinetry.com.
Countertop ("Pure White" #1141, Classico Collection): Caesarstone, caesarstoneus.com.
Wallpaper ("Ocelot" #BP 3705); trim paint (Pavilion Gray" #242): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Steam washer and dryer: Electrolux, electroluxappliances.com.
Ceiling light ("Trumbull" #3323): Hudson Valley Lighting, hudsonvalleylighting.com.
Bedroom by Phoebe Howard
"I wanted to capture the essence of air and light—that beautiful light the Hamptons is famous for," says designer Phoebe Howard of her dreamy blue-and-ivory bedroom. A large-scale bed with lavish canopy serves as the sanctuary's focal point. Sheer window draperies enhance the space's sunny nature, while a bench with blue chenille cushion by Mr. and Mrs. Howard for Sherrill Furniture offers extra seating. The antique mahogany desk topped with emerald lamps is ideal for letter-writing. The Klismos desk chair in spotted fabric is also by Mr. & Mrs. Howard for Sherrill Furniture. A Tibetan area rug provides comfort underfoot.
Interior designer: Phoebe Howard, James Michael Howard Inc., Mrs. Howard, Max & Co., 2400 Third St. S., Suite 304, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250; 904/241-1980, phoebehoward.net.
Wallcovering ("Seta"/Sky #20285-12): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Ceiling paint ("Wimborne White" #239): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Area rug (Tibetan Annapurna #286290G): Stark, starkcarpet.com.
Bed (custom): Mrs. Howard, phoebehoward.net.
Headboard fabric ("Webster"/Icy Blue #L8977-03, by Larsen); exterior bed drapery ("Kismet"/Linen, Sky #11232-02); interior bed drapery ("Simplicity"/Ivory #8855-03, by Larsen): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Coverlet ("Pom Pom Coverlet"): Chelsea Textiles, chelseatextiles.com.
Blue bed cover ("Oval Matelasse Coverlet"/Misty Aqua): Coyuchi, coyuchi.com.
Pillow shams, back row ("Pom Pom Euro Sham" #QO8CL-W): Chelsea Textiles, chelseatextiles.com.
Blue-patterned pillow shams: Designs by Sudi, designsbysudi.com.
Art behind bed (by Clay Wagstaff): Sears Peyton Gallery, searspeyton.com.
Bench ("Jetson Ottoman" #H221OT): Mr. & Mrs. Howard for Sherrill Furniture, sherrillfurniture.com.
Slipper chair in foreground: French antique.
Bench fabric ("Alvaro"/Ocean #J747F-14, by Jane Churchill); slipper-chair fabric ("Arlo"/Aqua #J749F-05, by Jane Churchill); sheer drapery ("Rona"/Aqua #F4035-05, by Colefax and Fowler); drapery trim ("Arlington Braid" #5404-07, by Colefax and Fowler): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Table to right of bed ("Italian 1930s Mahogany Table Desk" #REG0037): Newel Antiques, newel.com.
Table lamps ("Green Teardrop Seed Glass Lamp" #258): Lamp Works, lampworks.com.
Art above table (French antique white paper relief): Paris flea market find.
Chair at table ("Klismos Armless Chair" #H315AC): Mr. & Mrs. Howard for Sherrill Furniture, sherrillfurniture.com.
Chair fabric ("Lynx"/Blue #11074-02): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Bedroom by Kate Singer
For her bedroom design, Kate Singer set out to create a serene escape layered in organic texture. Linen was her textile of choice—note the bed, damask draperies, and upholstered pieces. "The fabric is classic and crisp with an ease of understated elegance to it," she says. A lilac coverlet and coordinating custom pillow shams dress the bed. Circa Lighting's carved-wood chandelier capitalizes on empty space overhead.
Wall paint ("Clunch" #2009): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Rug ("Hathaway Chain"/Silver #13143): Rosecore, rosecorecarpet.com.
Chandelier ("Michele" #SK5003, by Suzanne Kasler): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Drapery and bed skirt ("Watertint"/Heather #WATER TINT 110): Kravet, kravet.com.
Drapery hardware (Iron Collection): Antique Drapery Rod Co., antiquedraperyrod.com.
Bed ("Vienne Bed with Footboard"/Distressed White #63680253); bed fabric (Belgian Linen/Sand): Restoration Hardware, rh.com.
Sheets ("Sky Solid 550TC Sateen Sheet"); bed cover ("Hudson Park Ikat Ogee Coverlet"/Lavender): Bloomingdale's, bloomingdales.com.
Beige duvet (#32612.16): Kravet, kravet.com.
Lavender pillow shams ("Crillon Linen"/Lilac #2011136.10); long lumbar pillow ("Foxy"/Opal #PP50281.4): Lee Jofa, leejofa.com.
Mirror above bed; stool (antique): designer's collection.
Stool fabric ("Heathered Linen"/Fresco #31853.16): Kravet, kravet.com.
Bedside table, right (Custom Drape Table"): Kate Singer Home, katesingerhome.com.
Lamps on bedside tables ("Open Bottom Gourd Lamp"/White Glass #SL3811): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Cane-back chair by window ("Vintage French Round Cane Back Side Chair"/Burnt Oak); fabric (Sand Linen): Restoration Hardware, rh.com.
Pillow on chair ("Crillon Linen"/Lilac #2011136.10): Lee Jofa, leejofa.com.
Pillow trim ('Richmond Braid" #977-32882-04): Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Lounge chair ("Virginia Chair" #1527-24, by Suzanne Kasler); ottoman ("Virginia Ottoman" #527-29, by Suzanne Kasler); fabric (linen, #3510-10): Hickory Chair, hickorychair.com.
Pillow on chair (Callisto): Kate Singer Home, katesingerhome.com.
Throw ("Celine"/Charcoal, brushed herringbone): Sferra, sferra.com.
Ceramic stool; floor lamp: designer's collection.
Bedroom by Kate Singer
Nine watercolor paintings perfect the wall above the antique bench.
Bedroom by Kate Singer
A large purple painting adds an unexpected burst of color above the console cabinet. "It's a peaceful place to ease in and out of a perfect summer day," Singer says.
Interior designer: Kate Singer, Kate Singer Home, 1 Huntington Bay Rd., Huntington, NY 11743; 631/261-8376, katesingerhome.com.
Settee (antique); cabinet; large urn: Kate Singer Home, katesingerhome.com.
Settee and cabinet refinishing: Suite Pieces, suitepieces.com.
Fabric ("Heathered Linen"/Fresco #31853.16): Kravet, kravet.com.
Lamp on cabinet ("Gustavian Buffet Lamp"/Belgian White #CHA8710): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Art above cabinet: Maxine Jurow, maxinejurow.com.
Tray on cabinet ("Canoe" stainless steel platter): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, mgbwhome.com.
Lounge by Patricia Loria
Tired of the much-hyped "man cave," Patricia Loria designed a room she herself had been longing for: a lounge for ladies. "I didn't see pink, lace, and pearls, but rather a sultry velvet sofa, smoky-blue satin, and white silk with crystals," she says. The dressing area features a vanity with a white lacquer top and a skirted satin chair.
Lounge by Patricia Loria
The chaise with crossed legs and oversize jardinière overflowing with flowers are unapologetically feminine. Installing a wood cornice allowed white silk sheers and artwork to be hung on the main wall. Petite club chairs and a cocktail table with a glass top round out the regal sitting area.
Interior designer: Patricia Loria, Loria Design Group, Fort Salonga, Long Island NY 11768; 631/455-4255, loriadesigngroup.com.
Wall paint ("Dimpse" #277); ceiling and trim paint ("Strong White" #2001): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Chandelier ("6-Light Chandelier with Crystals," #4485PN-573-CR, Alisa Collection): Capital Lighting, capitallightingfixture.com.
Drapery ("Blue Teal" #32171-154, discontinued): Duralee, duralee.com.
Trim on edge of drapery ("Harbour Serpentine Braid"/Aqua #977-56507-06): Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Trim on top of pleat (diamond-shaped crystal buttons): M&J Trimming, mjtrim.com.
Window shades and drapery behind console ("Supremes Palace"/Frost #1211503): Fabricut, fabricut.com.
Sofa (#3174-S1); fabric (Sable Grey Velvet): Precedent Furniture, precedent-furniture.com.
Square pillows on sofa ("Olympus"/Silver): Beacon Hill, beaconhilldesign.com.
Bolster pillow on sofa ("Scheherazade-01"): Stroheim, stroheim.com.
Console table ("Starlight Console" #5350-001): Theodore Alexander, theodorealexander.com.
Lamps on console ("Gransha Table Lamps" #D1728): Dimond Lighting, dimondlightinglights.com.
Photograph above console ("Celia Hammond Fashion Photography," reprint giclee, c. 1966): Accetra Arts Ltd., accetraarts.com.
Étagère ("Mansfield Étagère" #373-440, discontinued): Precedent Furniture, precedent-furniture.com.
Tall vase beside étagère ("Portica" #46-0196): Christopher Guy, christopherguy.com.
Pair of chairs ("A Fine Line Chair"); fabric (white linen): Caracole, caracole.com.
Large square pillow on chair, silver throw ("Celestial Sheer"/Silver #2644420): Schumacher, fschumacher.com.
Pillow trim, blue throw ("Blue Teal" #32171-154, discontinued): Duralee, duralee.com.
Coffee table ("Madeleine Rectangular Coffee Table" #2099-51): Woodbridge Furniture, woodbridgefurniture.com.
Carpet ("Zambia"/Silver): Stanton, stantoncarpet.com.
Area rug ("Nouveau Mojito"/Ivory): Wesley Mancini Rug Collection, wmrugs.com, through Country Carpet, countrycarpet.com.
Chaise ("Lanvin" #60-0349); fabric ("Giorgio"/Bone): Christopher Guy, christopherguy.com.
Pillow on chaise ("Blue Teal" #32171-154, discontinued): Duralee, duralee.com.
Pillow trim (diamond-shaped crystal buttons): M&J Trimming, mjtrim.com.
Vanity/bar ("French Lines"): Caracole, caracole.com.
Rec Room by Kerry Delrose & Gary Ciuffo
A masculine scheme of grays, beiges, and blues—see the ceiling sporting Farrow & Ball's "Black Blue"—set the mood in Kerry Delrose's "sophisticated man cave." Baker's linen sofa, leather bench, and cozy armchairs encircle a wood coffee table with bronzed-iron legs while a polished-steel pool table and big-screen TV offer entertainment. The bar area with Caesarstone quartz countertop and an alabaster lamp from Baker flaunts Macassar ebony-wood cabinets and silver-leaf doors by Ciuffo Cabinetry. "It's more than just a bar, it's a statement," Delrose says.
Interior designer: Kerry Delrose, Delrose Design Group, 410 E. 59th St., Suite 1B, New York, NY 10022; 212/593-8081, delrosedesigngroup.com.
Bar area design: Gary Ciuffo, Ciuffo Cabinetry, 95 Brook Ave., Deer Park, NY 11729; 631/586-5976, ciuffocabinetry.com.
Wallpaper ("Vinyl Silk Road"/Charcoal #7567): Phillip Jeffries, phillipjeffries.com.
Ceiling paint ("Black Blue #95): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Chandelier ("Eleven Arm Brass and Black Enamel Chandelier," Italy, 1960 #243L104): John Salibello, johnsalibello.com.
Carpet (handwoven, fusion 100 percent wool): Beauvais Carpets, beauvaiscarpets.com.
Sofa ("Social Scene Sofa" #6703S, by Barbara Barry); sofa fabric (beige linen); lounge chairs ("California Cane Lounge Chair" #6714C, by Barbara Barry); floor lamp ("Jazz Floor Lamp" #BSA206, by Bill Sofield); coffee table ("Angulo Large Cocktail Table" #9160, by Laura Kirar); wood sculpture on coffee table ("Liberte Sculpture" #BSA317, by Bill Sofield); candleholders ("Tantulus Candleholder"/Grey, large #BSA303-GRY, and small #BSA302-GRY, by Bill Sofield); bench ("Copenhagen" #2017); bench fabric (black leather): Baker, bakerfurniture.com.
Patterned pillows on sofa ("W Stripe Pillow Gray"): Comerford Collection, comerfordcollection.com.
Pool table (polished steel and black leather): Blatt Billiards, blattbilliards.com.
Drapery ("Rialto"/Natural #C27816): Coraggio, coraggio.com.
Cabinetry (custom); cabinetry finish, dark (custom layup of Macassar Ebony); cabinetry finish, light (diamond-shaped silver-leafed doors): Gary Ciuffo, Ciuffo Cabinetry, ciuffocabinetry.com.
Countertop ("Puro" #8141, Concerto Collection): Caesarstone, caesarstoneus.com.
Television ("LED 7100 Series Smart TV-75-inch Class" #UN75F7100): Samsung, samsung.com.
Bar sink (#CPS578 in Brushed Nickel, Cocina Collection): Native Trails, nativetrails.net.
Bar faucet ("Perrin & Rowe Single Hole Bar/Food Prep Faucet" #U.4711-2): Rohl, rohlhome.com.
Wineglasses: Chateau Baccarat, us.baccarat.com.
Lamp on bar cabinet ("Library Stem Lamp" #BSA104X2, by Bill Sofield): Baker, bakerfurniture.com.
Bedroom by Jennifer Mabley & Austin Handler
"We wanted to be bold and daring," says Austin Handler, who designed the vibrant blue bedroom with Jennifer Mabley. The bed's custom navy-and-white coverlet with matching shams joins the eye-catching area rug and hemp wallcovering in a modern-trellis design to wrap the room in pattern. "We embraced the various geometrics and unified them in a common color to create cohesion," Handler says. The melon table lamps and zebra-print drapery and desk fabric inject whimsy.
Interior designers: Jennifer Mabley and Austin Handler, Mabley Handler Interior Design, 34 Head of Pond Rd., Water Mill, NY 11976; 631/726-7300, mableyhandler.com.
Wallpaper ("Mad for Plaid"/Blue and Navy on White Manilla Hemp #6007): Phillip Jeffries, phillipjeffries.com.
Area rug ("Batik Leaf," custom): Custom Cool Rugs, customcoolrugs.com.
Bed ("Madrigal," custom height #37Q/N 05); bed fabric ("Stone Harbor"/Cornflower #27591.5115): Kravet, kravet.com.
Sheets ("Gobi"/Coral): Serena & Lily, serenaandlily.com.
Blue-and-white coverlet and shams ("China Club Indigo"); bedside tables ("Rosa Chest" in custom color #OTH 469-B/S); drapery ("Funky Zebra Indigo"); sheers ("Glimpse Silver" #3865.1): Kravet, kravet.com.
Table lamps ("Pop Color Modern Ceramic Table Lamp"/Soft Coral #TL 12001 CO): Shades of Light, shadesoflight.com.
Art by drapery (Untitled (Gray/Blue Vertical, 2014, by Susan Vecsey): Berry Campbell Gallery, berrycampbell.com.
Planter and plant: Mecox, mecoxgardens.com.
Bench ("Double X Bench" #6930): Jonathan Adler, jonathanadler.com.
Fabric ("Venetian Sky" #31326.515); desk ("Wrapped Desk" #B5101 in navy linen); desk chair ("Westbury Side Chair" #H3821S); chair fabric ("Funky Zebra Indigo"): Kravet, kravet.com.
Throw ("Brahms Mount Herringbone Throw"/Coral): Serena & Lily, serenaandlily.com.
Cocktail table ("Kidney Shaped Marble Coffee Table"/Silver Leafed Base #Bean S): Worlds Away, worlds-away.com.
Bedroom by Katie Leede
Designing with her daughter in mind, Katie Leede crafted a timeless room for weekend visits to the seaside abode. The blue desk lamp and aged-iron hanging lantern are by Circa Lighting.
Bedroom by Katie Leede
"The big ebony bed was the star around which all else evolved," says Leede of her own childhood bed, which she updated with a turquoise tufted canopy and hot-pink buttons. Woven shades and green-ikat draperies from the designer's own collection garnish the windows. Sheepskin benches with X-bases beg guests to stay awhile.
Interior designer: Katie Leede, Katie Leede and Co., 1324 Lexington Ave., New York, NY 10128; 646/707-3569, katieleede.com.
Wall paint ("Blackened" #2011); ceiling and trim paint ("All White" #2005): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Area rug ("Bora Bora"/Antique White): Merida, meridastudio.com.
Hanging light ("Baltic Lantern"/Aged Iron #SR5005, by John Rosselli): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Drapery (custom, "Ikat Bamboo"); drapery hardware (custom): Digs by Katie, digsbykatie.com.
Gold trim on drapery ("Jute Braid"): M&J Trimming, mjtrim.com.
Teal border fabric ("Brera Lino"/Celadon #F1723/17, by Designers Guild): Osborne & Little, designersguild.com.
Shades ("Veranda Bleached," Natural Woven Shades, Classic Roman style): Horizons Window Fashions, horizonshades.com.
Chair by window, and in foreground ("The Frances Side Chair" #5001): Liz O'Brien, lizobrien.com.
Chair fabric ("Lafayette Velvet" #4328-77, by Manuel Canovas): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Chair fabric, back ("Grey 4"): Muriel Brandolini, murielbrandolini.com.
Flower art above chair (Untitled, Coral and Rose, by Kim McCarthy): Morgan Lehman Gallery, morganlehmangallery.com.
Bed (custom): Digs by Katie, digsbykatie.com.
White-and-teal bed linens ("Orlo"/Aqua, White): Sferra, sferra.com.
Bed cover (antique Suzani): designer's collection.
Pillow on bed ("Maharaja Hand Embroidered Pillow" #NAHLEGC): Katie Leede & Co., katieleede.com.
Fabric lining bed canopy ("Brera Lino"/Celadon #F1723/17, by Designers Guild): Osborne & Little, designersguild.com.
Photo frame on shelf above bed (bone inlay frame); desk to right of bed (small painted desk) English Country Antiques, ecantiques.com.
Table to left of bed (antique): Ruby Beets, rubybeets.com.
Table lamp ("Gannet"/Pebbled Aquamarine, with Linen Shade #ARN3606, by Aerin): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Mirror above desk ("Pazzo Convex Mirror Medium"/Bone White): Treillage, treillageny.com.
Art to right of desk (Grey Indigo Sea, by MaryBeth Theilhelm): Sears Peyton Gallery, searspeyton.com.
Sheepskin rug: Overland Sheepskin Co., overland.com.
X stools (Harvey Probber Lambs Wool X Base Benches): John Salibello, johnsalibello.com.
Round table between stools ("Lily Side Table"): Lobel Modern, lobelmodern.com.
Blue hurricane: English Country Antiques, ecantiques.com.
Floor lamp ("Italian Floor Lamp by Stilnovo"): Le Lampade, 631/899-4140.
Pillow on chair ("Menna"): Digs By Katie, digsbykatie.com.
Bedroom by Gil Walsh
Instead of a bedroom, Gil Walsh imagined her upstairs space as a sitting area, complete with skirted armchairs and a superb window seat. "The room was a love letter to the late, great Betty Sherrill, the head of McMillen Inc.," Walsh says. A desk wrapped in red grass cloth serves as a chic command center.
Bedroom by Gil Walsh
Yellow Venetian-plaster walls and the draperies, area rug, and multicolored armchair fabric's poppy patterns honor the inimitable designer's iconic style. The lavender throw on the far armchair is from Prince of Scots.
Wall finish (Venetian plaster fauxfinish): custom.
Drapery and floral pillows ("Les Bouquets"/Multi on Cream #BR-79141.0); drapery trim and fabric on green-checked pillow ("Yuzen"/Pewter #8013146-13); trim on green checked pillows ("Sourire de Soie Tassel Fringe 3"/Nile Green #BR-30405.Y44); lumbar pillow ("Le Zebre"/Saffron #BR-79168.40): Brunschwig & Fils, brunschwig.com.
Drapery hardware (painted in "Westminster Gold" #200): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Area rug (custom): Stark, starkcarpet.com.
Daybed: vintage.
Daybed cushions ("Supernatural"/#29 Fleur): Maxwell Fabrics, maxwellfabrics.com.
Trim on daybed cushions ("1/2-inch Agra Cord with Tape"/Straw #981-43272-2): Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Tape trim on daybed cushions ("Edessa Key"/Ivy #T30607-33); Kravet, kravet.com.
Trim on floral and lumbar pillows on daybed ("Florence" #HTRI150068, by Harlequin): Zoffany, zoffany.com.
Trim on floral pillow on chair ("1/4-inch French Piping"/Orange Red #981-26621-053): Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Floor lamp ("Hannah Floor Lamp"/Gilded Iron #TOB1155, by Thomas O'Brien): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Yellow lounge chairs: Mecox, mecox.com.
Lounge-chair fabric ("Crosshatch"/Straw #BR-8012139.40): Brunschwig & Fils, brunschwig.com.
Lounge-chair trim ("3/8-inch French Double Welting"/Orange Red #982-26532-053): Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Lavender throw (by Ermenegildo Zegna): Prince of Scots, princeofscots.com.
Red-and-white pillow on lounge chair; table between lounge chairs; acrylic coffee table; faux malachite boxes; flower sculptures; lavender candles: vintage.
Art above table; crystal points; art behind chair: designer's collection.
Desk (custom wrapped with "Ionian Sea Linen"/Lacquer Red #LWP65352W): Ralph Lauren Home, ralphlaurenhome.com.
Lamp: vintage.
Bedroom by Gil Walsh
Floral panels and two lilac lamps atop a bamboo chest form a fancy vignette.
Interior designer: Gil Walsh, Gil Walsh Interiors, 433 Northwood Rd., West Palm Beach, FL 33407; 561/932-0631, gilwalsh.com.
Mudroom by Melanie Roy
Melanie Roy's blue-and-white mudroom is an ode to the East-end beaches. "It celebrates the summer and surfing in the Hamptons," she says. The window-seat cushion—covered in a waterproof fabric from Duralee—can withstand spills and wet bathing suits. Scenic art, hand-painted surfboards, and a wool rug in a wave design accentuate the room's oceanic theme. Under the console, wire baskets store Prince of Scots beach towels and flip-flops. A stone-shaped coffee table embellished with ocean decor anchors the room.
Wall paint ("Stiffkey Blue" #281); trim paint ("All White" #2005): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Window shades ("Bryce"/White, Woven Wood Shade): The Shade Store, theshadestore.com.
Area rug (custom): Stark, starkcarpet.com.
Photograph (Southampton Wave 1, by John Margaritis): Tulla Booth Gallery, tullaboothgallery.com.
Table under photograph ("Bluestone Console Table" #214577): Crate & Barrel, crateandbarrel.com.
Sculpture on console (Blueberry, 2012, by John Clement): DeBuck Gallery, debuckgallery.com.
Window-seat cushion ("Tundra"/Slate #15205-173, by Clodagh, discontinued): Duralee, duralee.com.
Plaid pillow on window seat ("Baudelaire"/Navy #DE12909); striped pillow on window seat ("Helaine"/Blueberry #DE12673); blue pillow on window seat ("Alona"/Slate #DE12149); trim on blue pillow ("Grant Tape"/Navy #DE97019): Holland & Sherry, hollandandsherry.com.
Throw ("Ermenegildo Zegna 100 percent Cashmere Throw"); towels and flip-flops: Prince of Scots, princeofscots.com.
Cocktail table ("River Stone Table"/Blue Hard Stone): Phillips Collection, phillipscollection.com.
Surfboards (Untitled, 2013, by Barry McGee): Cheim & Read Gallery, cheimread.com.
Mudroom by Melanie Roy
The synchronizing nautical bath boasts sea accessories and a striped wallcovering.
Interior designer: Melanie Roy, Melanie Roy Design, LLC, 829 Park Ave., New York, NY 10021; 917/446-5651, melanieroydesign.com.
A well-manicured lawn with colorful blooms greets guests at the Shingle-style showhouse's front entrance. Home designed by architect John Himmelsbach and built by Paramount Custom Homes.
Architect: John Himmelsbach, John Himmelsbach Achitect, P.O. Box 1001, East Setauket, NY 11733; 631/875-2100.
Builder: Paramount Custom Homes, 631/909-7115, paramountcustomhome.com.
Covered Porch by Karyn Tarasoff & Gail Tarasoff-Sutton
"The backdrop was a fantastic start," says Gail Tarasoff-Sutton, who collaborated with Karyn Tarasoff to design the covered porch. "But it was the hot-pink and orange textiles paired with all-white wicker furniture that made this space so fun." Featuring furniture and fabrics from Frontgate, the poolside oasis is the perfect place for cocktails and conversation. Sheer draperies, an outdoor area rug, and Circa Lighting's iron hanging lantern give the exterior space an indoor feel.
Interior designer: Gail Tarasoff-Sutton and Karyn Tarasoff, Anne Tarasoff Interiors, 68 Estates Terrace N., Manhasset, NY 11030; 516/944-8913, tarasoffinteriors.com.
Hanging lantern: ("Darlana"): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Drapery, white ("Escape Outdoor Drapery Panel"/White #140386 WHI); drapery rod (#68324); square finial (#43254 SQU); sofas ("Capri" #67787); sofa cushions ("Natural"); diamond-patterned pillows ("Prism Trellis"/Melon #68984); pillow second from left ("Trina Turk Vivacious Pink" #67035); center pillow ("Trina Turk La Jolla Pink" #67032); pillow second from right ("Trina Turk Los Olivos Pink" #67034); sofa end table, white ("Clover Side Table"/White #67277 WHI); candle lantern on side table ("Tropical Bamboo Lantern" #63792) sofa end table, red ("Martini Side Table" #62795 MEL); coffee table ("Palermo Set of Three Nesting Coffee Tables"/White #68001 WHI); area rug ("Ocean Wave Outdoor Rug"/Pink #69603); chair ("Capri Lounge Chair" #67785); chair cushion ("Natural"); pillow on chair ("Trina Turk Vivacious Pink" #67035) ; bar console ("Metropolitan Chaise Table"/White #44434 WHI); beverage dispenser ("Durachill Beverage Dispenser" #48567); glasses ("Recycled Martini Glass"/Clear with Red Rim #74761 CRE); pitcher ("Recycled Glass Pitcher"/Clear #74762 CLE); plates on bottom shelf ("Cocktail Plates" #106889); tall lanterns to right of bar ("Pyramid Lanterns" #69695 SST, #69696 SST): Frontgate, frontgate.com.
Pool Surround by India Hicks
Designed by India Hicks, the pool surround with prime water views is furnished entirely by Frontgate. A teak umbrella shades the sitting area, which includes a wicker sofa and coordinating coffee table, lounge chairs, and elephant side tables.
Sofa ("Charleston Sofa Frame"/Weathered #68802A WEA); chairs ("Charleston Lounge Chair Frame"/Weathered #68799A WEA); cushions ("Classic Linen"/Natural with "Logic" trim); coffee table ("Charleston Aluminum Coffee Table"/Weathered #68796 WEA); end tables ("Elephant End Table" #67868); sofa end tables ("Charleston Square Aluminum Side Table"/Weathered #68797 WEA); umbrella ("Market Umbrella 9-foot, teak frame #48044); umbrella fabric ("Classic Linen"/Natural); lanterns ("Seville Lantern" #68676); planters ("Palermo Woven Planters"); striped pillow ("Cayden Stripe Navy Outdoor Lumbar Pillow" #143391_CSV); patterned pillows ("Deco Foulard Denim Outdoor Pillow" #143450); ice bucket ("Collins" #69508); serving tray ("Collins" #69507); pitcher ("Mojito" #106866 AQU); highball galsses ("Mojito" #106867); Frontgate, frontgate.com.
Pool Surround by India Hicks
Four teak loungers encourage guests to get some sun. Polished nickel-and-teak lanterns light late-night swims.
Interior designer: India Hicks, 1450 2nd St., Suite 276, Santa Monica, CA 90401; 242/333-2180, indiahicks.com.
Pool House Terrace by Caleb Anderson
Blessed with great bones and even better views, the pool house terrace designed by Caleb Anderson is picturesque and posh. All of the furniture and fabrics—including the outdoor-linen drapery panels and black-and-white striped rug—are from Frontgate.
Pool House Terrace by Caleb Anderson
Wicker loveseats and antique benches flank a round ottoman. To elevate the terrace, Anderson layered plants and flowers in a varying hierarchy. "The foliage's texture and organic dimension brought so much beauty to the design," he says. Candles in tiered hurricanes turn on the romance.
Interior designer: Caleb Anderson, Caleb Anderson Design, 649 9th Avenue, Suite 4A, New York, NY 10036; 917/207-4711, calebandersondesign.com.
Drapery ("Outdoor Drapery Panel"/Canvas 96x50 inches #X1499 1108); drapery hardware ("S/2 Square Finial #43254 SQU; "S/2 Square Tieback" #43249 SQU; "S/5 Ring Clips" #43516; "Drapery Rod Single" #68323; "Ceiling Bracket" #43256); striped rug (Resort Stripe Outdoor Rug"/Black #68622 BLA); sofas ("Palermo Loveseat" #47453A); sofa cushions ("Palermo Loveseat Cushions"/Snow #67188 SPS); white pillows ("SPO Pillow" in Classic Linen/Natural); black pillow ("Outdoor Pillow Solid"/Black); round ottoman ("Palermo Round Ottoman"/Bronze #64988A BRO); ottoman cushion ("Palermo Round Ottoman Cushion"/Snow #69614 SPS); black benches ("Anders Ottoman Frame"/Bronze #63407A ARB); bench cushions ("Anders Ottoman Cushion" in "Classic Linen"/Natural #68011 CLN); Frontgate, frontgate.com.
Stone tables (antique); candles and candleholders; hanging baskets: designer's collection.
Plants: Eastland Farms Nursery, 631/726-1961.
Pool House Interior by Robert Bakes
The pool house designed by Robert Bakes features furniture and accessories by Ballard Designs. A muted palette with a jute rug and rattan chairs—both by Ballard Designs—establishes an elegant, airy ambience. Nautical touches—see the sailboat, shell artwork, and heron sculpture—reflect the nearby beaches. "It's a place to read, reflect, and—perhaps—take an afternoon nap," says Bakes.
Wall paint ("Purbeck Stone" #275): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Drapery ("Bingham Printed Damask Panel"); console behind sofa ("Amanda Serving Table"); lamps on console ("Southport Table Lamp"); sofa ("Baldwin"); sofa fabric ("Audrey Gray"); beige pillows on sofa ("Kiki Frog Knot Pillow"/Flax); nesting tables ("Durnham"); armless chair, left of sofa ("Upholstered Couture Chair"); chair fabric ("Trilby Basketweave"); chandelier ("Orb Chandelier"/Aged Silver); coffee table/bench ("Saverne Tufted Bench"); bench fabric ("Oatmeal Flaxen Linen"); area rug ("Braided Jute Rug"); rattan chairs ("Sutton Dining Armchair"/Weathered Driftwood); bookcase (Bourdonnais Collection); sailboat ("Newport Sloop Sailboat Model," discontinued): Ballard Designs, ballarddesigns.com.
Pool House Interior by Robert Bakes
AKDO's mosaic-tile backsplash and zebrawood cabinetry in a frosted finish add subtle pattern to the kitchen area.
Interior designer: Robert Bakes, with Mary Dimichino, Bakes and Kropp, 106 Wildwood Rd., Sag Harbor, NY 11963; 631/725-1010, bakesandkropp.com.
Sincere thanks to our showhouse sponsors: AKDO, Baker, Ballard Designs, Circa Lighting, Caesarstone, Crystorama, Duralee, Farrow & Ball, Frontgate, Hudson Valley Lighting, Lillian August, Mr. & Mrs. Howard, MYB Textiles, Pearson, Prince of Scots, Troy Lighting; and our media partners, Open House and Beach Modern Luxury
Wall paint ("Cornforth White" #228): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Wall tile ("Heavy Rain Natural Blend" #MB1312-HEAPO): AKDO, akdo.com.
Cabinetry (custom); cabinetry finish (frosted wood and walnut); cabinetry hardware ("Croxford Cabinet Pull"): Bakes and Kropp, bakesandkropp.com.
Sink and faucet: existing.
Vases ("Geometric Hurricane Vases," discontinued); glasses ("Bee Tumblers"): Ballard Designs, ballarddesigns.com.


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Luv2MuffD needed a new coded website design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 22 designs submitted by 6 freelance designers.
This contest is for a re-design of Phoenixrealm.com and the coding of a WordPress theme. All entrants need to supply details of at least to current blogs that they have coded.
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The Design should incorporate all the functionality of the current bog, with the exception of the search box in the banner, instead the banner should have the space for a 468 x 60 banner ad.
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The theme will be coded using XHTML and CSS without a table in sight, and will of course validate. The three column layout should remain the left and right columns being of a fixed width and the centre column being a fluid width. Both sidebars will need to be widgetized.
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In a special meeting Monday night, the Grundy County Board voted to move forward with Human Resources Director Dan Hoppe's termination and to request the resignation of County Administrator Chris Wittkamp.
Dan Hoppe was terminated earlier this month and days later Wittkamp quit without notice. Hoppe was on the job about six months and Wittkamp five.
But Grundy County State's Attorney Jason Helland told the board that the Personnel Committee was never given the authority to hire or fire employees at the new board's first meeting in December. Helland said when the full board approved Hoppe's salary it ratified the committee's hiring, but the firing needed to be done by the full board.
After a lengthy executive session the board voted 11 to 5 with one abstaining for Hoppe's termination or acceptance of a resignation letter. Teryl Lundeen, Jim Ryan, Doug Boresi, Dick Joyce and Chairman Ron Severson voted against his termination. Frank Halpin abstained.
The County Board's Personnel Committee previously voted 4 to 1 to terminate Hoppe in what Severson later said was Wittkamp's recommendation. Upon Wittkamp's resignation, Severson said he had a plan in place that involved bringing Hoppe back to the county. A special meeting was called shortly later.
Ann Gill was the lone vote against Hoppe's termination originally, but said after the board meeting Monday new information came to light that could not be overlooked.
"The new information trumped some of the good, and there really was a lot of good," Gill said. "Anyone who knows the things Dan Hoppe did good knows he did it very good, but a few things came to light that were very important."
Of Hoppe's original termination, chairwoman Vicki Geiger said last week the committee's decision to fire Hoppe was not made easily. She said last week it was a lengthy discussion, and that Hoppe was talked to previously by her, Wittkamp and board member Chris Balkema regarding their concerns and what they would like to see improved.
Hoppe spoke on his own behalf during the public comments portion of the meeting, prior to the board going into executive session. About 50 people attended the meeting, mostly county staff members, but the crowd dwindled as the lengthy executive session went on.
Hoppe told the board he was never given a reason for his termination.
"I have to say I am extremely disappointed in the board's decision," he said after the meeting. "I appreciate the support of the board members who voted against the resolution for my termination."
Severson said half the board wanted Wittkamp, half the board wanted Hoppe, and in the end neither won.
"We have to move on," Severson said. "We've got to look at tomorrow as a new slate."
The priority will be a new human resources director, he said, and the structure of the administrator position will be looked at again.
The board also approved requesting a resignation from Wittkamp, who after a meeting last week with Severson, Geiger and John Almer wrapped up some things and then left without notice. Severson said Monday "she walked out." But the board wants an official resignation. The vote was 12 to 4 with one abstaining. Deb Warning, David Welter, Balkema and Geiger voted against asking for her official resignation.
Wittkamp was not present in the board room Monday. She said last week she could not work with Severson and that he did not support her as county administrator.
Hoppe told the board prior to the executive session that on Sept. 13 he was told his services were no longer needed by Wittkamp and board member Chris Balkema, but he said he was not given a reason for his termination.
"From what I understand, for two months prior, there was an effort to address the reason that I was let go, but I was not part of that discussion. This remains a mystery," he said.
He continued that in his 16 years experience in human resources, he never let go of an employee without them knowing why. And prior to the termination, he said he always had conversations with the employee to allow them the opportunity to improve their performance or change the behavior that is causing the issue.
He said in fact personnel Geiger always gave him high praise on his performance, as did the committee vice chairman John Almer.
Hoppe said he is asking for his reputation and name restored.
"If my job performance was so bad, or behavior so awful that the most extreme measure had to be taken, why was I not afforded an opportunity to be made aware and correct?" he asked.
Speaking as an individual Jim Wright, a former board member and current Board of Health member, spoke in favor of Hoppe, as did Severson. Severson also read a statement from Board of Health Chairwoman Joan Harrop who said Hoppe was very helpful and instrumental in the hiring of a new administrator for the health department and financial manager.
"I had no knowledge this was going on, I didn't condone it and during the meeting I said I thought there were different ways to handle it," said Severson before executive session.
Severson said he heard statements that part of the problem was Hoppe allegedly disrespected woman. But he said after speaking with numerous women employees of the county not one of them had a negative word to say about Hoppe.
"I consider him one of the finest employees this county was ever lucky enough to get," Severson said.


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Hi everyone this is my fisrt post ever so I wanted to introduce myself first
I've been using C# for quite a will and I can say that I know a little above average,
I've used XNA for game programming for 2 years now.
Recently I came up with an game ideia (text based game with a little something else ).
I always wanted to learn WPF a little more and get used to the interface, so I thought
of implementing this game ideia with WPF & XAML.
My first approach was to create a ScreenManager, the main wpf window contains a grid that
is used as a ScreenStack to hold User Controls (Screens) this way I can seperate diferent game
parts: TitleScreen, GameScreen, OptionScreen, PauseScreen..
Would you recommend a different approach? would it be better implemented in another way?
Lastly, I came up with a problem. when exchanging usercontrols, I remove the current user control
from the children list of the grid and add the new control to the list (initialize it and register its input
behavior. Everything works fine.. but this new screen I load contains a TextBox that should be
automaticly focused. I managed to get the caret to be there but it isn't blinking (I need to press the
TAB button before typing) :/
I've used Focus (during the initialization phase) - doesn't work!!
I've used Keyboard.Focus(textbox) - doesn't work!!
Start this screen (the one containing the textbox) first - Works!!
Use a title screen before that afterwards calls this one - doens't work!!
So I think it must be a bad "ScreenManager" implementation.. what do you think?
Sorry if it is too confusing :/ I can post some code if you want.
Thank you for the time and dedication