Recently named by Travel + Leisure as one of the Best New Resorts in the World, as well as The 10 Best New Resorts in the U.S. Canoe Place is a jewel of the Hamptons.

Learn about Fiona Sanipelli's journey from architecture student to DesignSpec co-founder, and her passion for custom art installations in hospitality design.

Using DesignSpec software, the Post Company team brought to life a unique bakery preserving its French-Italian heritage.

This boutique mountain retreat is the perfect sanctuary for adventurous spirits.

Eunji Kim and Irene Yu of STUDIOETTE reveal the process, partnerships and spec writing for their latest project. As a Designer, the projects that become the mos...

Since its inception, Post Company, an award-winning firm based in New York, has established a holistic approach and an immersive methodology as its foundational materials. The talented team of architects, interior designers, carpenters, art directors, and graphic designers led by partners Ruben Caldwell, Jou-Yie Chou, and Leigh Salem consistently delivers unique designs that are worth a thousand words. The recently renovated La Playa Hotel in Carmel, CA, is no exception. The updated hotel interior design once again signified Post Company's belief that design should be an amalgam of beauty, elegance, and utility.

DesignSpec Co-Founder Fiona Sanipelli recently sat down with David Corle, the Director of Hospitality, and Leigh Berberian, the Creative Marketing Director of H...

For interior designers seeking a balance of sustainability, luxury, and innovation, Claybrook stands as a trailblazer in the design world. Executive Vice President Glen Rosser sat down with DesignSpec Co-Founder, Fiona Sanipelli to share the unique story of Claybrook, its evolution, and the brand's groundbreaking contributions to the industry.

Interior design is not just about constructing an aesthetically pleasing environment. For companies like Adean Studios, it's all about creating an immersive experience within a space that the world has yet to discover.

Every interior designer knows that sourcing products can easily become a chore. When everything falls in place, it's magic; you find a new fabulous brand, love all their products, and their pricing fits your project budget. But more often than not you're muddling through Google trying to find handsome contract-grade pieces for commercial projects, or becoming deflated when you get pricing back that isn't in the homeowner's budget.