Posts by Knotting Hill
How to Design the Ultimate Man Cave- Part I
This week is all about Man Cave’s here on the blog and also on our Facebook page! Join the conversation and either head over to Facebook or leave a comment here and share what your Man Cave essentials are!
Read MoreFabulous Living – Links I am Loving!
South Carolina interior designer shares products, ideas and inspirations on how to live a fabulous life!
Read MoreSpring Trend Alert: Pink & Orange
South Carolina interior designer shares spring 2014 color trends, pink and orange.
Read MoreFrom the KHI Design Studio: Integrity in Design
When you hire professional designer to work with you on your home, it says a lot about who you are as a person. To see where the scope of what you can do/accomplish/achieve alone rather than with someone who is skilled to be able to bring your vision to a whole new level of manifestation,…
Read More2014 Trend Forecast Alert – Amaryllis
South Carolina interior designer shares her trend forecast for color in 2014.
Read MoreFabulous Living! My Thoughts on 2014
A New Year full of possibilities…that is a big statement for a type AA action oriented, make sure I leave no stone unturned kind of gal. The whole ambiguious nature of the word “possibilities” sends me into orbit and puts my brain in the washing machine on “spin cycle”.
Read MoreStaffordshire Pottery – What Makes it Valuable?
South Carolina Interior Designer shares how to make the most of your Staffordshire Potter Collection by knowing its value.
Read MoreStaffordshire Pottery – Is it Authentic?
South Carolina interior designer gives tips on how to tell if your Staffordshire Pottery is authentic.
Read MoreBringing Back Staffordshire Pottery – An Overview
One of my most popular posts was about Staffordshire Pottery. It was a three part series and I have received numerous comments and questions about my collection of Staffordshire Pottery and about individuals looking to see if their pieces are authentic or not. I want to address some of the most asked questions I have received. I wanted to share an overview of the pottery itself and will go into the questions in a post later this week.
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