In Wraggborough, an archetypical Charleston single is respectfully updated for modern living.

Today on the show I have guest Dann Foley and we’re talking about what it takes to build a successful interior design business and brand.

DANN FOLEY loves bright navy blue (check out the door!) for its contrast against white.

Originally posted on ModDesignGuru.com June 20, 2014 DESIGNER SPOTLIGHT: Dann Foley Lifestyle There’s something about Designer Dann...

Motto: "Clothes should make you a force to be reckoned with."

Have you heard all the DANN buzz lately? Next stop, High Point Market!!

DANN’s handsome and well-tailored drapery and bedding line...masculine, rich, and layered like only DANN can do!

I have invoked the best of "Old Hollywood" style and given it a 21st century perspective...

This project started as a big white canvas that was created room by room.

"It's the fit that counts. You have to like your Designer, and have trust in them and their ability."

Creating a comfortable and inviting interior in what is truly an art gallery of a home takes a careful hand and a great deal of restraint…

"My high style, high end upholstery that I do for my private clients will now be available to everyone…at a price affordable to all!"

Dallas Market Center and the Accessories Resource Team (ART), announced the winners of the 23rd annual ARTS Awards during a gala event...

It’s the shorts. It’s gotta be the bicycle shorts Dann Foley is running around in on the episode of Showtime’s “The Real L Word”...

Dann’s work on Showtime’s The Real L-Word was featured in this write up.

"Everyone wants to live well and be comfortable, and they can. Design is totally inclusive; that's...what I love about it"

The contemporary, 1980s-era house had been transformed, with the help of Los Angeles-based designer Dann Foley, into a sophisticated yet...

There is something to be said about the excitement of sitting before a blank canvas...

"Clients who are able let go and let me do my job always get the most fabulous interiors!"

Starting a home on paper and “giving birth” to every detail along the way is overwhelming no matter how you look at it.