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A rap star and her shiny pink microphone.

Cleveland pride being what it is, fans of a local jewelry designer might like to think Nicki Minaj's success has something to do with her custom-designed pink microphone.

Interior designer Tim Kempf has a definite shine for mirrors.

Could there be a better piece of furniture to reflect candlelight for romantic moments? I think not...

Great shopping and entertainment at Cain Park's legendary arts festival.

The Cain Park Arts Festival will feature paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, pottery, glass, jewelry, textiles and more from juried artists.

Once reserved for the private dining rooms of the über-wealthy or lobbies of elegant hotels, today’s chandeliers are more chic, sophisticated and desirable than ever.

While classic chandelier forms still exist, this iconic light fixture has recently experienced a rebirth. New materials and new shapes have made chandeliers cool again...

Cynthia Deering mines the past for perfect presents.

My line is "Is this fabulous or am I totally insane?"

Kevin Pritchett sees the light in everyday objects.

"I'm trying to stay a step ahead of everything else and use techniques that most people do not incorporate in their designs."

Interior design expert Tim Kempf squares off in support of cool comfort.

Long considered the Sonny to a chair’s Cher, ottomans are experiencing new uses in today’s homes, becoming the breakout stars in many interiors...

Northeast Ohio's only Prada boutique hosts a fashionable open house, and Saks celebrates a week of summer beauty.

"Have a glass of champagne and just purely experience Prada."

The designer behind Forest City Portage finds inspiration on the hard streets of Cleveland.

"What many see as a sign of economic hardship is also very much an incubator for creative types and allows for a supportive environment for risk taking."

The Screw Factory opens its studios and lets loose Cleveland's creative class.

Across multiple floors, through a maze of corridors and expansive spaces, dozens of artists' studios have rechristened the deceptively utilitarian architectural relic into a fertile epicenter of regional creativity and entrepreneurial spirit.

Design expert Tim Kempf shares ideas to transform your outdoor living space.

Admit it: You have owned them. We all have owned them – white, plastic outdoor stacking chairs, the ones usually available at garden centers, home stores and even neighborhood pharmacies for less than $10 each.

Shannon Okey's Cooperative Press goes online in search of a business boost.

"Cleveland is an amazing city, full of creative people, full of ideas," she says. "Just because the funding isn't always perfect doesn't make that any less, it just means you need to be more creative yourself."

Interior design expert Tim Kempf keeps a modern aesthetic while looking to the past.

Characterized by clean, architectural lines and an honesty of materials, these chairs, tables and accessories are ageless. They speak to a childlike innocence and awe of things totally new and unexpected, simple and graceful.

Project Iris makes a fashion contribution.

The company's first contribution to World Food Program USA provided meals to more than 12,500 mothers and children in need. "We're spreading a message of giving and hope."

Design expert Tim Kempf shares tips to making a luxurious bath on a budget.

Steam showers for four, Japanese soaking tubs, heated towel racks, high-end mosaic tile covering every surface – these are the things of which dream bathrooms are made. However, you can create a luxurious feeling in a bathroom without hiring a general contractor or taking on a second mortgage.

Artist Laura Steenberge explores an object of comfort, object d'art.

Variously referred to as a sofa, loveseat, divan, settee or davenport, the couch has evolved from mere furniture to entertainment center, gathering place and art object.

Design expert Tim Kempf wants you to take another look at wallpaper.

Get a taste of the fashionable life by lending your time and talents to Fashion Week Cleveland.

Beachwood High School students know green is good for business.

The art of using art in your home.

Handmade for the heartiest holiday.

Peter Chakerian finds inspiration for your home and your hometown.

When it comes to design inspiration, Tim Kempf defies the ordinary.

Revamp your idea of resolutions, and resolve to renew your home.

A professional design resource opens up.

Danielle DeBoe and Candra Squire fill their stockings.

Danielle DeBoe and Candra Squire spread holiday cheer, one stocking at a time.