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Corey Damen Jenkins NYC Vintage design books. Billy Baldwin Remembers — I have a rare, first printed edition from 1974. Must-tour gardens or historic home. The Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory is spectacular. It's adjacent to the Belle Isle Aquarium in Detroit, which is the oldest public aquarium in the United States, opened in 1904. Favorite design or antiques shops. Among my favorites are Judy Frankel Antiques in Troy, Michigan, and The Gallery at 200 Lex and KRB NYC on Lexington Avenue in New York City. And, of course, the flea markets in the South of France. What you collect. Vintage Chinese paintbrushes and antique lapel pins. Home scent. I can't say we have an official scent, but we do enjoy Molton Brown candles. Next for you. New book Design Reimagined: A Fresh and Colorful Take On Timeless Rooms (Rizzoli), hitting bookshelves worldwide on September 2; new TV show Design Reimagined, streaming now on the YouTube platform; and a new lighting collection with Eichholtz launching internationally in January 2026, then stateside in April 2026. Nina Campbell London Vintage design books. I always reach for John Fowler: Prince of Decorators. It's a good reference point, because obviously I trained under him. Apart from that, I love Country Life Georgian Houses. It's so great to see how design has developed whilst remaining constant in some ways. Must-tour gardens or historic home. Sissinghurst Castle Garden if you're in England. It's just magical, and there's so much history — the whole story of Vita Sackville- West is so interesting. With houses, you'd have to go to Chatsworth. It's just full of interest; there are so many new things happening at Chatsworth, and that's what makes it so exciting. With country houses, it's important not to go somewhere that's just stagnating. It's much more fun when somebody is living there and can suddenly just do a new garden. Houghton is also always interesting. Favorite design or antiques shops. My favorite was Guinevere, which is unfortunately now closed. I also like to go to Robert Kime. Lots of antiques shops have now closed, so I go to the antique fairs instead — the Battersea antiques show twice a year in London is great. Tetbury in England is excellent; there's still a whole street of shops. Home scent. Bitter Orange by Agraria. I have used it ever since I discovered it at Henri Bendel in New York. I then met the people who made it, so now I sell it in my shop. Next for you. The big collaboration is Nina Campbell Home for NEXT, which is very exciting to work on — making affordable pieces of furniture designed by us. I'm also working with Fired Earth making tiles. I'm very excited about that. Above: In an Upper East side townhome designed by Corey Damen Jenkins, the ceiling is covered in mirrored tiles. A view from the dining room to the entrance hall in a Maine house designed by Nina Campbell TO SEE THE COMPLETE TEXAS DESIGN WEEK SCHEDULE AND TO PURCHASE TICKETS, GO TO TEXASDESIGNWEEK.COM. ANDREW FRASZ PAUL RAESIDE