Swap effect with the class name. Port St. Lucie News Ft. By Joyce Rosencrans Scripps Howard News Service Home decorating schemes are evolving constantly.
Rooms are works in progress as the accumulations and adjustments of a lifetime ebb and flow.
So it is for interior designers in their private sanctuaries. Hearst Books and Victoria Magazine have joined forces to show the personal, evolving styles of 18 top women designers. A bit of irony is that there s precious little, if any, Victorian influence in the book. There s an incredible contrast of tastes in its 150 photographs shot in Victoria Magazine s inspired soft-focus colors. From city apartments in New York, Brussels and London to a cottage in Connecticut, a converted barn in Texas and a romantic garden pavilion, a reader is sure to find a kindred soul among these professional women who tell about their tastes and lifestyles.