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Describes the interior design created by Kattie Ridder for her parents' house in Woodside, California.

Describes the interior decoration of a house in Stockbridge, Massachusetts designed by William Diamond and Anthony Baratta.

Describes the interior design of an apartment owned by interior designer Keller Donovan at South Beach in Miami, Florida.

Features the interior decoration of a duplex owned by fashion executive Betty Ann Blum in Boston, Massachusetts and created by designer Roger Lussier.

Emphasizes the value of contrasts in the interior decoration of the home of Betty Jane Bart, an antiques dealer in New York.

Offers a look at the decoration of the house of interior designer Keller Donovan.

Describes a folly in an estate in Northern Quebec, inherited by an amateur landscape designer. Three-story dovecote modelled after a French pigeonnier designed by architect Roger Bartels; Interior decoration incorporating garden themes; Trompe l'oeil panels designed by David Birn to display botanical watercolors; Scenes of the surrounding landscape by Philip Creech; Windows that embrace garden views; Views of linden allee and reflecting pool; Use of the building as a guest-house.

Features the interior of a Manhattan town house in New York City, New York which was decorated and restored by Nancy Braithwaite for couple, Ellen and Scott Sassa. Furniture and accessories; Characteristics; Remarks from the designer.

Explores the interior of a New York apartment designed by Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz. Interior accessories and furnishings; Design elements.

Presents the designs of a couple, Katie Ridder and Peter Pennoyer, an architect and a decorator, on their home in the 1920s suburban house north of New York. Exterior yellow with green trim design in the solarium and and living room; His view of his designs; Redesigning of the solarium.

Features home furnishings and decorating tips from the United States' top interior designers. Suggested fabrics and furniture; How to use color and patterns; How to design walls and doors; Others.

Focuses on the furnishings in the beach retreat house in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, designed by William Hodgins. Why Hodgins described the house as generous; Palletes of color used in the house.

Offers a look on the mountain home designed by Nancy Braithwaite, for the couple in the Highlands, in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Things discovered by Nancy when she first came to take a look at the house; Role of colors in the house's designs; Changes Braithwaite made to the house.

Features how interior designer Frederic Mechiche remodeled the New York apartment. What makes remodelling worthwhile; How to keep the walls look mysterious; True meaning of comfort; House furnishings.

Describes how Gerold Klauer and his family celebrates Christmas. Designs suggested by Sheila Camera Kotur, interior decorator when the Klauers decided to change the Christmas decor of the house.

Details how design democrats Ned Marshall and Henry Norton decorated their country house in Long Island, New York. Furniture collections from different auction houses; Consideration of economic condition in house designing; Features of every room.

Features interior decoration by designer Mariette Himes Gomez. Color coordination; Home furnishings; Lighting effects.

Features photographs of the interior of the house of Pierre Frey fabric house colorist Patrick Frey in Paris, France. Juxtaposition of avant-garde colors; View on houses with children in them not becoming too sophisticated nor too traditional; Restoration of the 18th-century house.

Displays designer Robert K. Lewis's sunny yellow rooms filled with furniture reproductions from the new Mark Hampton European Country collection. Increasingly popular Gothic Revival style; Avoiding clutter; Including avant-garde art; Edwardian Three-Tier Table, by Hickory Chair; Gothic platters from Bergdorf Goodman; Framed antique seals from Judy Cormier; More.

Shows how author Tricia Foley pared down the trappings of traditional style in her Manhattan living room, which feels like an outpost of the British Empire. Foley's trademarks--simplicity and pale color; Exotic mood of room. By Elizabeth H. Hunter & Antoine Bootz

Visits the home of interior designer Frank Babb Randolph in Washington, D.C. which reflects the influence of his mentor Billy Baldwin. Use of traditional elements such as French furniture, pale pallete and Chinese ceramics; Love of white walls; Windows; Dislike of clutter.

Discusses the interior decorations in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia that are illustrated in the book `Williamsburg Decorating With Style,' by Tricia Foley. Patterns and colors used by citizens during the late-Colonial period; Characteristics of the rooms of Nelson-Galt house.