Some projects are small, some projects are large. Some projects are fast, some projects take years. As you will recall from previous posts (here and here), I have had the fortunate opportunity to participate in the Endicott Hotel renovation for the last year or so. At long last, our chapter has closed on this project …
Project Laundry List: A Touch of Color
Hold on to your delicates and your dryer sheets -- today I'm going to talk about laundry. Did you know that 80% of households in America have a dryer whereas countries like Italy average only 3%? Air drying clothes can save money, reduce energy consumption, and even kill germs and bacteria thanks to the sun's UV …
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Senior Project: “A Walk In Nature”
After what has been nearly a lifetime (I've been known to exaggerate), I am finally graduating! The past 4-years studying Interior Design at NH Institute of Art has been nothing less than sensational. My path to higher education took a slight detour before I realized the artistic direction I wanted to take in life. NHIA …
Green Design
There are numerous facets to working with green design - creating a healthy environment, reusing furniture and accessories to extend their lifecycle, and designing for longevity, to name a few. These techniques are also inherent qualities to my approach with interior design. As I have mentioned before, it's impossible to …
“Going Green in Your Home for 2009”, Concord Monitor
Interview with Dan Barrick, Monitor Staff The new year is a great time to redesign and rearrange your home. Aimee Leduc, owner of Lavender and Lotus Interior Design in Concord, which specializes in environmentally-friendly home design, offered some tips on how to make your house look good while also being green. What are …
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I’m dreaming of a GREEN Christmas
Believe it or not, there are tons of ways to be Green for the holidays. You may even be taking Green initiatives without recognizing it. Decor - Use natural elements such as flowers, fruit, pine boughs, laurel, etc. Not only will you appreciate their fragrances (vs. the toxic fumes off gassing from their plastic …