As our region continues to grow, the need for residential design services has grown, too. The Rural Intelligence Interior Design Guide is a new hub that will provide our readers with the latest on the interior design professionals are active in the region—including contact details, snapshots of businesses and their projects, and full feature-length articles that explore the diversity of voices in the industry, from interior designers to textile artists, lighting specialists, furniture makers, and more. Visit the complete guide to explore more.

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Inside Designer Ivy Dane’s Pattern-Filled Life
Dane’s dining room and parlor are both filled with second-hand treasures. Her Art Deco dining set has been central to multiple iterations of her home. “I’ve had this table since 1990,” says Dane. “This table has seen many a meal, many a poker game, and lots of production work.” The starburst chandelier came from a second-hand office supply store in Austin. “I bought four for $100,” she says. Credit: Winona Barton Ballentine
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Inside Designer Ivy Dane’s Pattern-Filled Life

By Mary Angeles Armstrong •