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Introducing the Master of Fabrics... Mark!

Mark Jones, the Master of Fabrics at Knotting Hill Interiors in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina shares his own secrets of southern design in new blog series for It’s So Fabulous. [...]

4 comments to Introducing the Master of Fabrics… Mark!

Tammy@InStitches

April 17th, 2013 at 8:25 am · Reply

You know how much I love fabrics and window treatments so I am really looking forward to Mark’s series ! Hugs from NC….
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  April 18th, 2013 at 8:18 pm · Reply
  
  Dear Tammy, I sure do! I am so excited for Mark’s series! He is so passionate about fabrics and sharing his love for them with our clients that I just know he will write an amazing column for the blog! Can’t wait to hear your thoughts! Are there any specific topics you would like to see him address? xoxo ~ Kimberly
Summer Turner

April 17th, 2013 at 2:05 pm · Reply

Mark fits right in with the spirit of Knotting Hill! I want a poster of that front porch to hang over my computer!
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  April 18th, 2013 at 8:16 pm · Reply
  
  Summer, He sure does! I also saw your sweet comment on Facebook about getting that “hug”! Be sure to find him the next time you are in the store! xox ~ Kimberly

South Carolina Interior Designer Speaks on Prestigious Panel at ADAC in Atlanta

Southern Vernacular Architecture and Southern Interior Design Panel
and Group Book Signing Reception to Take Place at [...]

T.G.I.S.!! Thank GOODNESS I'm SOUTHERN! (Because Being Southern is SO Fabulous!)

There are so many ways to identify a southerner in a crowd, but there is one sure fire way to hit the nail on the head. Just ask them if they take their tea [...]

4 comments to T.G.I.S.!! Thank GOODNESS I’m SOUTHERN! (Because Being Southern is SO Fabulous!)

diane

September 21st, 2012 at 4:41 pm · Reply

Born and raised in Little Rock my Aunt Jennie says the secret is to boil the water with the sugar in it….absolutely delicious and no one makes it like she does.
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  September 26th, 2012 at 2:27 pm · Reply
  
  Oh, Diane! I have never heard that and now I must try it! Love it! Thanks for the great tip and also for coming by! xo ~ Kimberly
Karen T.

September 21st, 2012 at 9:17 pm · Reply

Thanks for the recipes! They all sound quite refreshing and tasty. I’ve enjoyed Roobis tea before, but did not know that it helps to replenish electrolytes. Another good reason to enjoy on hot summer days here in the South.
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  September 26th, 2012 at 2:26 pm · Reply
  
  There is NOTHING better than an ice cold glass of tea in the summer! Thanks for coming by and leaving a sweet message, Karen!
  xo ~ Kimberly

It's So Fabulous Video - Artfully Displaying Collections in Your Home

Collections are a fabulous way to incorporate history into your home. Artfully displaying these meaningful heirlooms is the key to bringing these precious memories to life. Join me in this ‘It’s So Fabulous’ Video as I walk you through two examples of how to showcase your collection in your [...]

4 comments to It’s So Fabulous Video – Artfully Displaying Collections in Your Home

Bridgette Brumfield

February 17th, 2012 at 7:32 pm · Reply

Good job Amy!! Room looks Fabulous!!!
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  February 18th, 2012 at 6:10 pm · Reply
  
  Thanks for watching Bridgette! You are next!!!!!
Karen T.

February 20th, 2012 at 2:20 am · Reply

Love your collections and how you’ve displayed them. And by the way, girl, you’re really rocking that pink outfit!
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  February 20th, 2012 at 7:04 am · Reply
  
  Thank you for reading (and watching!). I guess pink IS the new black!!!!!

Incorporating Your Blue and White Collection into your Interior Design

Collections can be a wonderful way of preserving memories. For many of my South Carolina Interior Design clients, I suggest starting a collection for themselves but also, one for each of their children. While collections are important, displaying the collection artfully is what matters [...]

6 comments to Incorporating Your Blue and White Collection into your Interior Design

Life of a Modern Housewife

February 8th, 2012 at 10:12 am · Reply

I feel like today is Blue and White day. Another blog I follow posted about why she loves blue and white (www.theenchantedhome.blogspot.com). I absolutely love all things blue and white!! Thanks for sharing. My favorite things to collect are plates, silver, and crystal!!
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  February 8th, 2012 at 1:34 pm · Reply
  
  I love “Blue and White Day”, let’s make it national!!!! XO
Pamela Jo

February 8th, 2012 at 11:32 am · Reply

Your collection is beautiful, but what struck me the most was the way you incorporated this historic tradition of your collection passing it through the family with its use in your daughter’s wedding. The use of the lilies is so perfect with the china and you have a very smart and lucky daughter that clearly loves the tradition of her family. A great way to put a very personal touch on a wedding that is so often missing in today’s weddings. Congratulations to you both. Well Done!
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  February 8th, 2012 at 1:33 pm · Reply
  
  Thank you! I use it in almost every job, but I especially love collecting it!
Patty

February 8th, 2012 at 8:26 pm · Reply

Have missed your blog posts, so happy to see you back. This was a lovely post….your daughter’s wedding looked lovely and so nice to incorporate your pieces. I have collected many things over the years…..eggplates, vintage globes, hand thrown pottery, face jugs, folk art. My taste is different from yours, but collecting is fun no matter what one collects wouldn’t you agree? I always enjoy your blog.
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  February 9th, 2012 at 7:05 am · Reply
  
  Thank you Patty. I have missed blogging, too. It has been an incredibly busy time for me. Our new location has quadrupled my business and I am just now coming up for air. I am back on a regular blogging schedule though and you will be hearing lots more from me! Thank you for sticking with me and thank you for reading. And yes, collecting is fun no matter what you collect! I love eggplates!!!!! XO, Kimberly