Kathryn Weber
Kathryn Weber has written her column, Living Space, for several years and approaches interior decorating and organization with a distinctly Eastern influence.
Trained in feng shui, Weber has been applied this classical Chinese design system for 20 years as a professional consultant. She writes the e-zine The Red Lotus Letter, one of the most popular resources about feng shui on the Web, which is dedicated to making this esoteric, millennia-old practice more approachable and down-to-earth.
Weber’s design philosophy is that every space is a living space, and that home should be approached in a thoughtful manner. Our homes serve as our foundation, she believes, and they should make our life better, more comfortable and attractive. Good design makes the homeowner more productive and happier.
In both Living Space and her e-zine, Weber focuses on tips and information aimed at the needs of our fast-paced world. Kathryn has been featured in national and international publications such as “Seventeen,” “First for Women,” “Faces,” “Conceive,” “Natural Health,” “Martial Arts Professional,” and “Asia Pool and Spa” magazines, as well as on national radio. She is a popular speaker at industry events.
Kathryn Weber Samples
Need a comforter? Use feng shui principles to pick the color
Color plays a pivotal role in feng shui, sometimes called the Chinese art of placement. You can use these guidelines when doing something as simple as selecting a comforter color so it has exactly the kind of feng shui "wealth" you seek.
How to hire - and keep - a good housecleaner
Let's face it, sometimes it's flat out impossible to clean your house. Finding good help can be a challenge in itself, ranging from locating someone trustworthy to making sure the cleaning person does a good job.
The great contour mat debate: pros and cons
There's a love-hate relationship going on in the bathroom today -- all over a little rug. THE CASE AGAINST. Interior designers are decidedly negative about toilet contour rugs.
6 can't fail sofa buying tips
Buying a sofa can mean a big investment, so before you head out to shop, consider these tips so you not only get a bargain, but a good buy. 1. Take measurements. 2. Photograph your room and bring the picture with you as you shop.
Chinoiserie styling adds timeless appeal of the Far East
In the not so distant past, Asia seemed a world away. Although Chinoiserie style refers to Asia, and China, more specifically, the name "Chinois" is the French term for decor that incorporates Asian accents and designs. BOLD AND DYNAMIC.
Simple changes can add pizzazz to your back yard this spring
With all those seed catalogs piled on the coffee table and local home centers crammed to the gills with trays of blooming plants, it's hard to resist the urge to start working outside. Here are some tips: 1. Create your own dog park. 2. Go locavore.
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