Thomas O'Brien is a master of vintage elegance, and is founder of Aero Studios in NYC, one of the most admired design firms in America. In his beloved book, Library House, Thomas takes us through the residence he shares with husband Dan Fink.

A new collection of rugs for Patterson Flynn launches this spring, and Thomas has additional collections for Visual Comfort, Century, Waterworks, and Groundworks. 

Moderator is Emma Bazilian, Content Creator at Frederic magazine, and co-author of the books Everybody Loves Stripes: Decorating Between the Lines, and Charm School: The Schumacher Guide to Traditional Decorating for Today. Previously, she was a senior editor at House Beautiful and a contributor to Veranda and Elle Decor.

You'll laugh. You'll cry. If you've never heard Corey Damen Jenkins discuss his life and the ups and downs of building a legacy design business ... then don't miss this.

 Celebrated for his deft approach to layering sophisticated colors, textures, and patterns to create timeless and iconic spaces, Corey has been inducted into the Architectural Digest AD100, Elle Décor A-List, 1st Dibs 50, and has become a heralded instructor on the elite MasterClass platform.

 While designing residential and hospitality projects throughout the United States and beyond is his primary focus, Corey also has  licensed product collections for Kravet, Hancock & Moore, Maitland-Smith and most recently a collaboration with the international brand, Eichholtz.

Gene Pressman, grandson of founder Barney Pressman, tells the story of the sensational rise of Barneys New York and its apocalyptic demise, through the history of his family business. 

Barneys became a cultural touchstone around the world and completely modernized fashion retail. The Pressmans understood that shopping could — and should — be more than buying clothes. Through back-room handshake deals with designers, nights out at New York clubs, rock ’n’ roll concerts, and world tours of fashion’s most exclusive runways, the Pressmans came to dress an entire generation of celebrities, models, CEOs, sultans, and people around the world. Barneys was responsible for bringing some of the most legendary names in fashion to the US for the first time — Armani, Alaïa, Dries van Noten, Jil Sander, Comme des Garçons, Zegna, Christian Louboutin, the list goes on.

Gene Pressman's new book, They All Came to Barneys, is a glamorous fashion history and a dramatic business tale of the rise of some of the biggest names in fashion by the store that made it all happen, even as family disagreements and overrun costs tore it apart from the inside.

Gene Pressman was co-CEO, creative director, and head of merchandising and marketing for Barneys New York for more than 25 years. Under his leadership, Barneys New York emerged as the defining force in retailing for men’s and women’s ready-to-wear, accessories, and home furnishings.

Gene is also the co-author, with Noah Kerner, of Chasing Cool, a distillation of his marketing philosophy, which is required reading at over 100 universities. 

A pioneer in recognizing the importance of French 1940s design, Jan Showers transformed the landscape of American interiors. Her trips to Paris, London, and Venice, searching for extraordinary pieces that elevate every interior, have defined the unique look that has become her trademark. Through her Dallas Design District showroom, Jan continues to introduce designers and clients to the sophisticated allure of this pivotal period in European vintage and antique furniture. 

Named to Architectural Digest's AD100 for her interiors, Jan also designs the Jan Showers Collection and has collaborations with Kravet Couture and Kyle Bunting. 

The Glamorous House (Abrams) is Jan's fourth book.

New York designer Young Huh's work is about finding harmony and dynamism through the application of classic and modern design principles. Thoughtful architectural details provide the groundwork for warm and welcoming interiors, each animated by sophisticated surface treatments, a singular play of pattern and color, and a touch of wanderlust.

A fast rising design star, Young broke out with her much-photographed fifth-floor attic art loft at Kips Bay Decorator Show House New York in 2019.  For the past five years, she has been included in the Elle Decor A-List, and AD 100 list in the past three years. Young has a new collection with Fromental: Soru: A Contemporary Interpretations of Korean Minhwa. 

Masterful designer of interiors, textiles and furnishings, Peter Dunham ihas design studios in Los Angeles and New York. His signature style blends European and tribal influences with relaxed California living and embracing color and pattern. Peter counts Oscar- and Emmy-winning actors and directors, media executives, writers and fashion designers among his design clients.

Peter is also the founder of Hollywood at Home (Los Angeles) and Peter Dunham Home & Garden (New York), offering custom furniture and vintage pieces, as well as his own textile and wallcovering lines. 

Nate Berkus is one of the world’s most influential interior designers, known for his elevated and accessible approach to interiors. His thirty-year-plus career has included innumerable television shows including The Nate & Jeremiah Home Project, as well as home collections along with designing award-winning interiors. Consistently named to the AD100 and Elle Decor A-List, Nate is married to designer Jeremiah Brent.