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The article discusses the approach taken by Blair and Alistair Clarke in decorating their apartment in New York City.

The article presents an interview with interior designer Sally Markham about decorating a house in Greenwich, Connecticut. She discussed how he gave a youthful feel to the house by using rather eccentric light fixtures like Moroccan lanterns, Art Deco flapper fringe sconces and a gold mirrored ball. She explained why he used bright colors for the children's bedrooms. She described how he achieved the subtle glow of pink in the master bedroom.

The article focuses on the design of the French château kitchen at the house of New York-based artistic couple Amy Hase and Todd Hase in France. The mahogany-paneled dining room is designed after the 18th century style. Its maple countertops are 39 inches high, three inches taller to match the height of a pair of 18th-century French work tables.

Focuses on the interior design of a stone house in Westchester County, New York. Information on the furniture in the house; Color schemes of the house; Reason for using paint brushes instead of paint rollers for painting the walls.

Details the interior decoration of a loft apartment in Los Angeles, California owned and designed by Kenneth Brown, decorator and host of the television program "reDesign." Description the apartment prior to the renovation project; Advantage and disadvantage of the rolling garage door in the living room; Effect of adding dark curtains in the windows framing west coast sunsets.

Presents information on the renovation of a house owned by couple Bob and Nancy Bean in Anguilla. Interest of the couple on open-to-nature architecture; Number of structures that were built; Use of roof tiles from Thailand.

Focuses on the remodeling of a classic-inspired house designed by the late architect William Wurster in Piedmont, California. Professional achievements of Wurster; Description of the house's interior design prior to its renovation; Color scheme of the walls in the entryway.

Features the house of couple Michael and Zee Wiener decorated by designers Albert Hadley and Harry Heissmann in Roxbury, Connecticut. Reason behind the change in the position of its rooms; Challenge for Heissmann regarding the rooms; Remarks from Michael on the color schemes used.

Features four interior designers and their work at the 2004 Kips Bay showhouse in New York City. Randall Ridless; Elizabeth Martell; Eve Robinson; Eric Cohler.

Describes the renovation of a house by architect Robert Keller and interior decorator Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz in New York City. Condition of the house prior to the renovation; Colors used in the decoration; Preferences on furnishings.

Describes the interior design of a Tudor-style house in Washington, D.C.

Features the design of the home of Eve Robinson and Joshua Wiener in New York City. Details on the color scheme; Types of house furnishings deployed; Theme of the design.

Provides information on the interior design of a house at the Ford Plantation in Richmond Hill, Georgia. Description of the house; Background on the plantation; Plan of owner Susan Weiss for the house; Involvement of Weiss in decorating the house.

Describes the interior decoration and of a house in Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania. Design of furniture used; Proportionality of spaces; Display of works of art; Various themes and design influences.

Presents the modernist interior decoration of a Victorian mansion in Key West, Florida.

Features the interior decoration and architectural design of a renovated 1895 house by designer Thomas Jayne and architect Peter Pennoyer. Design specifications; Details on retained facilities and furniture; Description of the 1895 Shingle-style cottage prior to renovation; Information on design principles applied in the renovation such as conservation and furniture recycling.

Focuses on the discovery of bargain-priced Art Deco furniture in Buenos Aires. List of famous architects and designers; Origin of the furnitures; Attractions of Statement of Claudio Caruso, owner of Gropius, on the furnitures in Buenos Aires.

Describes the apartment of fashion designers Scott and Kathy Formby in New York City, New York. House furnishings; Comments from the Formbys; Wall palette used; Where they shop for furnishings; Design inspirations for their home.

The article focuses on the design of the kitchen sink by Mary Ellen Carroll. She discovered pads made of Styrofoam and decided to made a kitchen sink using Styrofoam packing material as a mold. Caroll and her associates from the John Michael Kohler Arts Center who helped her out with the design, were challenged during the design process. Several early prototypes collapsed and failed to take shape but they still succeed in creating a Flintstone model out of an amorphously white shaped sink.