Ever since I was a child, I have enjoyed visiting museums and art galleries, and have found it fascinating to observe how much and how vastly curatorial practices have changed in that time, with a seismic shift away from dusty dioramas to intelligent and creative displays.
At the beginning of the Global Financial Crisis, I decided it was time to open my own commercial art gallery.
Seems like just yesterday that the red brick in your family room looked perfect, but tastes change with time.
As I walk down a corridor, trying to stop my own shirt from sticking to the small of my back, I come to a door bearing a brass sign: SHHORN.
Are you thinking of including a scullery or butler’s pantry in your new kitchen? Before you do, take the time to read what designers Michelle Gillbanks and Jane Fergusson from Kitchens By Design have to say about these popular little spaces.









