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Alexa Hampton

Mikel Welch

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Jan Showers

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Jeffrey Dungan

Charlotte Moss

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Color

Our guest today is the brilliant Katie Ridder. You may know her for her expert use of color as seen on the cover of Architectural Digest or all over instagram. I know her as one of the very first designers I got to work for. She is a perfect guest to discuss Josef Albers book "Interaction of Color." I think you'll get a lot of practical knowledge out of my discussion with Katie!https://danielhouse.club

Our guest today is the brilliant Katie Ridder. You may know her for her expert use of color as seen on the cover of Architectural Digest or all over instagram. I know her as one of the very first designers I got to work for. She is a perfect guest to discuss Josef Albers book "Interaction of Color." I think you'll get a lot of practical knowledge out of my discussion with Katie! <a href="https://danielhouse.club/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://danielhouse.club</a>

Katie Ridder Shares Her Expertise on Color

Interior designer Katie Ridder and architect Peter Pennoyer make for unique partners—they’re married, and they do occasionally collaborate, but the two have forged impressive independent careers in their own right. Peter’s firm, a regular on the AD100 list, is one of the most respected traditional architectural practices in the country, while Katie, renowned for her keen eye and vibrant colors, has seen her work grace the covers of top shelter magazines for two decades. On this episode of the podcast, they speak with host Dennis Scully about how they get clients to make the right choices, why technology in design can be a double-edged sword, and how architects and designers can work together for the good of the project.  This episode is sponsored by Ben Soleimani and SideDoorLINKSKatie RidderPeter PennoyerDennis ScullyBusiness of Home

Interior designer Katie Ridder and architect Peter Pennoyer make for unique partners—they’re married, and they do occasionally collaborate, but the two have forged impressive independent careers in their own right. Peter’s firm, a regular on the AD100 list, is one of the most respected traditional architectural practices in the country, while Katie, renowned for her keen eye and vibrant colors, has seen her work grace the covers of top shelter magazines for two decades. On this episode of the podcast, they speak with host Dennis Scully about how they get clients to make the right choices, why technology in design can be a double-edged sword, and how architects and designers can work together for the good of the project.  This episode is sponsored by <a href="www.bensoleimani.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ben Soleimani</a> and <a href="www.sidedoor.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SideDoor</a>LINKS <a href="https://www.katieridder.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Katie Ridder</a> <a href="https://www.ppapc.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Peter Pennoyer</a> <a href="www.instagram.com/dennisscully" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dennis Scully</a> <a href="www.businessofhome.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Business of Home</a>

Katie Ridder and Peter Pennoyer on the power of partnership

We kick off this week with some tree talk, then welcome our guest, Interior Designer Katie Ridder. We couldn’t be more excited to talk with Katie about her new book, More Rooms, which is yummy beyond words and featuring color and exquisite details out of this world. We talk with Katie about her bold choices, her love affair with custom banquettes, her advice on bedding, and how she counters colorful choices with colors and tones that blend together seamlessly.What You’ll Hear On This Episode: Trials and triumphs about a big plant overhaul, a much needed cushion deep cleaning, rotting plants, and spooky chic Halloween decor. More behind the amazing details and bold statements of color featured in Katie’s work, how she dreams up all the details without it feeling too busy or overdone. How she chooses color scheme and builds on it with all the colors, and why you need to just trust her when she mentions bringing in a brown couch. Why she chooses quiet carpets when you have colorful carpet schemes. More about her love affair with custom banquettes, and fun ways to add seating options for everyday living and entertaining in a home. How to make a cozy study, especially now since so many of us are working from home. Her advice on beds, low profile mattresses, and her choice of bedding. What working with large publications such as House Beautiful and House and Garden opened her eye to different styles and learning about scale in person. Katie’s advice for outdoor rooms, and how she has really gotten more into gardening during this time of quarantine. Ways that we can make sure our furniture and design choices are in scale. Mentioned In This Episode:Katie Ridder @katieridderinc Penn &amp; Fletcher Swedish Grace Charles Beckley 1800 Matress Trees Atlanta Suzanne Kasler Decorating Dilemma:Thank you for writing! Here are our suggestions: we don’t think the rug is too large. You can cut it down a little bit if you want, and it would not hurt the value too much. Katie agrees that your instinct to get rid of the cabinet under the TV is right, along with putting the TV on the wall. Check out some of our Ballard console tables to anchor the side of the room. Also, we would lacquer the chairs and use a performance fabric for the cushions.Find all of the Show Notes at Ballarddesigns.com/podcast

We kick off this week with some tree talk, then welcome our guest, Interior Designer Katie Ridder. We couldn’t be more excited to talk with Katie about her new book, More Rooms, which is yummy beyond words and featuring color and exquisite details out of this world. We talk with Katie about her bold choices, her love affair with custom banquettes, her advice on bedding, and how she counters colorful choices with colors and tones that blend together seamlessly.What You’ll Hear On This Episode:<ul> <li>Trials and triumphs about a big plant overhaul, a much needed cushion deep cleaning, rotting plants, and spooky chic Halloween decor.</li> <li>More behind the amazing details and bold statements of color featured in Katie’s work, how she dreams up all the details without it feeling too busy or overdone.</li> <li>How she chooses color scheme and builds on it with all the colors, and why you need to just trust her when she mentions bringing in a brown couch.</li> <li>Why she chooses quiet carpets when you have colorful carpet schemes.</li> <li>More about her love affair with custom banquettes, and fun ways to add seating options for everyday living and entertaining in a home.</li> <li>How to make a cozy study, especially now since so many of us are working from home.</li> <li>Her advice on beds, low profile mattresses, and her choice of bedding.</li> <li>What working with large publications such as House Beautiful and House and Garden opened her eye to different styles and learning about scale in person.</li> <li>Katie’s advice for outdoor rooms, and how she has really gotten more into gardening during this time of quarantine.</li> <li>Ways that we can make sure our furniture and design choices are in scale.</li> </ul> Mentioned In This Episode:<a href="https://www.katieridder.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Katie Ridder </a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/katieridderinc/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@katieridderinc </a><a href="https://pennandfletcher.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Penn &amp; Fletcher </a><a href="https://www.amazon.com/Swedish-Grace-Forgotten-Peter-Elmlund/dp/9189672666" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Swedish Grace </a><a href="http://www.chbeckley.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Charles Beckley </a><a href="https://www.1800mattress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">1800 Matress </a><a href="https://www.treesatlanta.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Trees Atlanta </a><a href="https://www.ballarddesigns.com/suzanne-kasler-signature-13oz-linen-farmhouse-cushion/271086" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Suzanne Kasler </a>Decorating Dilemma:Thank you for writing! Here are our suggestions: we don’t think the rug is too large. You can cut it down a little bit if you want, and it would not hurt the value too much. Katie agrees that your instinct to get rid of the cabinet under the TV is right, along with putting the TV on the wall. Check out some of our Ballard console tables to anchor the side of the room. Also, we would lacquer the chairs and use a performance fabric for the cushions.<a href="https://www.ballarddesigns.com/howtodecorate/podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Find all of the Show Notes at Ballarddesigns.com/podcast</a>

Ep. 158: designer Katie Ridder

Katie Ridder is a New York-based interiors and textile designer known for her bold use of color and penchant for pattern. Ridder’s work has been published in ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST, THE NEW YORK TIMES, ELLE DÉCOR, TOWN &amp; COUNTRY, HOUSE &amp; GARDEN, DOMINO, and HOUSE BEAUTIFUL. ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST, ELLE DÉCOR and HOUSE BEAUTIFUL have featured her projects on their covers. She has appeared on the “Top 100” list of designers for HOUSE BEAUTIFUL and ELLE DÉCOR. Katie’s first book, ROOMS, was published by Vendome Press in 2011 and is in its third printing. A House in the Country—Ridder’s second book, co-authored with her husband, architect Peter Pennoyer--has graced three AMAZON best-sellers lists. Katie is releasing her third book, MORE ROOMS, in September of 2020.Katie’s design work extends to her involvement with many groups. She is currently a member of The Friends of Horticulture at Wave Hill, the Horticultural Committee at the New York Botanical Garden and serves on the board of directors of the Garden Conservancy.

Katie Ridder is a New York-based interiors and textile designer known for her bold use of color and penchant for pattern. Ridder’s work has been published in ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST, THE NEW YORK TIMES, ELLE DÉCOR, TOWN &amp; COUNTRY, HOUSE &amp; GARDEN, DOMINO, and HOUSE BEAUTIFUL. ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST, ELLE DÉCOR and HOUSE BEAUTIFUL have featured her projects on their covers. She has appeared on the “Top 100” list of designers for HOUSE BEAUTIFUL and ELLE DÉCOR. Katie’s first book, ROOMS, was published by Vendome Press in 2011 and is in its third printing. A House in the Country—Ridder’s second book, co-authored with her husband, architect Peter Pennoyer--has graced three AMAZON best-sellers lists. Katie is releasing her third book, MORE ROOMS, in September of 2020. Katie’s design work extends to her involvement with many groups. She is currently a member of The Friends of Horticulture at Wave Hill, the Horticultural Committee at the New York Botanical Garden and serves on the board of directors of the Garden Conservancy.