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This article originally appeared in the November 2009 issue of Architectural Digest. Interior design is not only a visual art but a form of storytelling that builds suspense, conveys mystery and defines character. Juan Pablo Molyneux is a witty fabulist who always likes to imagine how his work will "read" from the threshold of a residence the first time that his clients entertain.
This article originally appeared in the February 2009 issue of Architectural Digest. This is a love story about two people and a city. A young couple—a wine importer and his wife—had found property in Chicago's northern suburbs and were about to build a new house for their children and themselves.
By Alicia Brunker. Photos by: Marco Ricca and Tony Soluri. A rug typically seems like a no-brainer when decorating a space, whether it's a long runner in the hallway, a traditional hand-loomed creation underneath the bed, or maybe even a zebra hide below a foyer’s entry table. Rugs can add a layer of warmth to a room with their luxurious materials and textures, and they can reflect your personal style depending on the pattern and color.
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