Call Me A Schoolmarm, But Few Things

My Manners Also Came From When I Was In College And Began Participating In Critiques. You Have To Speak With Someone Respectfully About Their Work And Be Honest And Open, Without Hurting Them.

I Hate The Word "eclectic" .i'm A Classicist, And I Like Comfort. Lots Of Books, Lots Of Artwork, Pieces Of Family Furniture, And Newer Upholstery.

I've Had My Own Moments In Front Of Designers When I've Actually Said, 'you Know, There's A Market Here For Expanding Your Work, And Here It Is. And Frankly, There Are Two Markets: The Women Who Are Larger Than The 12, And Then There Are Women Who Are Petite. And Most Designers That I Talk To Have Absolutely No Interest In Addressing Either Of Those Populations, Which I Find Repugnant.

Nothing Makes Me Happier Than Working With Real People In The Real World.

I Understand The All Black Or All White Look (to Be Perfectly Blunt, It's Easy And You Don't Have To Think About It Very Much) But Would Any Of Us Really Want To Be One Of Those People?