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Get to know Marguerite Rodgers as Andrew Joseph interviews her about life, family, and work for Aspire’s Designer Friday. Aspire Design & Home | Andrew Joseph
Read about tips on sprucing up and maintaining your patio, terrace or roof deck in time for the long days and warm nights. For more tap on the image to see the rest of Mansion Global’s article, Get Your Outdoor Spaces Summer Ready. Read more.
We gave Designers Today a tour of our very own Philadelphia Office. Click here to see more of our one of a kind work space.
They asked if there was technology like a hydraulic retractable floor that would cover the pool. With the right team, their goal was achieved, the first such pool in northeast America. – Read more about this incredible pool on the Wall Street Journal.
Featured in Philadelphia Tribune: Need to refresh your home? Here are some design tips from Marguerite. Read More.
Marguerite Rodgers has earned a remarkable reputation as one of Philadelphia’s top interior designers. Her talented team goes above and beyond to turn residential and commercial spaces into memorable venues for its visitors… read more with link below.
Marguerite Rodgers: Luxury and Style in Harmony | Home Refinery
The home of a globe-trotting photographer – and avid collector – is a study in how to live with the things you love.
Read the full story here, to view more images of the project click here.
Boyds Philadelphia takes luxury retail to the next level with a new personal shopping experience… read full story @ phillystylemag.com or view project Portfolio …
ElleDecor.com featured a bedroom designed by Marguerite Rodgers in their article “20 SHOWSTOPPING BEDROOMS WITH PENDANTS AND CHANDELIERS”. Writer Samantha Myers says “This well-appointed bedroom features a chandelier over the bed for the perfect touch of luxury.” See the article on ElleDecor.com!
After over two decades the iconic Rittenhouse Square restaurant has been updated by its original designer, Marguerite Rodgers. The 10-week renovation updates the spirit of romance, conviviality, and joie de vivre, while borrowing elements from the original 1998 design. Read Michael Klein’s interview with Meg on Rouge then and now here. Recent press also includes Philly.com, Eater Philadelphia and Philly Voice.