Whitney Jones is New Orleans born and raised, and is constantly being inspired by the city's bold use of color, fun personality, and eclectic vibe. Space planning and accessorizing are her favorite parts of the design process, because they allow Whitney to show her clients both her technical side and her ability to style spaces. Since Whitney started her design business in 2012, she has worked with clients all around the US, and even internationally (including the UK and Australia), through her eDesign services.
Read MoreJoy Moyler, Interior Designer to the Stars
For consecutive 2019, 2020 Elle Decor A-List, and 2019 Top 20 Hollywood Reporter Interior Designer Joy Moyler has been influenced by fashion and it has underscored the content of JMI's projects. JMI is currently at work on several incredible International projects. RAEVO, a luxury golf resort just outside Moscow, Russia with a notable course designed by the famed golfer Jack Nicklaus. Also in progress is a Parisian flat in the landmark Hotel Plaza Athenee, English Country house and Portofino, Italy seaside villa.
Read MoreClarence Gabriel, Next Level Renaissance Man
This week I’m doing another interview a part of the series, Where Are The Black Tastemakers Now? I decided to catch up with Clarence Gabriel, who is a photographer, real estate agent, interior designer (and the list goes on and on). The last time we did an interview together was in 2016, and he owned a furniture store called 7th & Spring in Los Angeles. Well, a lot has changed since then; and now he lives in Atlanta and does photography, real estate, and multiple other projects.
Read MoreNicole Jackson-Bertrand, NJB Interiors
Nicole Jackson-Bertrand is an Interior Designer, Builder/DIYer with a passion for interiors. Wood is her go-to material for tying spaces together to create a warm and sophisticated home, while keeping it on a "thrift store" budget. Her home is her canvas, a place to create a loving and livable home for her family. Nicole was featured in Parade Magazine, Curated Quarters Magazine, The Olive Guide, mentioned in Domino, and more.
Read MoreSeana Freeman, Geeky Glamohemian
On this week’s podcast, I decided to focus on the the other side of interior design, home ownership. When you look at the facts, only 25% of African Americans are homeowners, while our White countertops are over 70%. I decided to talk to Black Tastemaker Seana Freeman about the history of barring Black people from home ownership in the US, and discuss how can we create generational wealth today? Plus, we talk about what are decorating tips and tricks for first time home buyers, and will we ever see Naomi Campbell again?
Interview with Andrea Pippins & Marcus J. Moore
These interviews are a part of a series called, Where Are The Tastemakers Now? A few months ago I decided to catch up with two tastemakers that live abroad, Andrea Pippins and Marcus J Moore. I wanted to find out what’s new with their businesses, and how are they managing quarantine?
Read MoreWhere Are The Tastemakers Now? Interviews with Rochelle Porter & Rashad Frazier
I launched The Moodboard Podcast to continue the discussions around race, culture, and interior design all year long. These interviews are a part of a series called, Where Are The Tastemakers Now? I decided to catch up with Designer Rochelle Porter and Chef Rashad Frazier, two tastemakers that I haven’t spoken to in years to learn about what’s new with their businesses, and how are they managing quarantine.
Read MoreIt's a Family Business: Interview with Amber Guyton & Cheryl Luckett
When I started 28 Black Tastemakers in 2016, I wanted to create a list to celebrate the work of black interior designers and creatives from around the globe. Little did I know that quite a few of these black tastemakers were related like Amber from Blessed Little Bungalow and Cheryl Luckett from Dwell by Cheryl. They are cousins, and they both have distinct styles with interior design.
Read MoreWhere Are The Tastemakers Now? Interview with Magalie Rene
Magalie Rene is a Business Strategist, Speaker, Corporate Facilitator, and Bestselling Author of the book, Kid-Smart Spaces: Decorating a Classroom That Changes Lives.
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