Press

Residence Modern Country

06.29.2011

Check out the sprawling modern country that Campion has created.
Residence: Thinking of Green

06.29.2011

See Campion's response to questions abput being green.
TRAD home: Marketplace

05.05.2011

Campion's Sprockets Collection (Jim Thompson) are featured in this edition of Trad Home!
Lorin Marsh Invites you to “The Art of Bed Making”

05.05.2011

A properly made bed give you the valuable gift of a good night's sleep. Please join us for the comfoting tutorial!
LX-TV: Open House: Tour the 2011 Kips Bay Show House

05.03.2011

We go inside the absolutely stunning 2011 Kips Bay Show House. Take a look as four of the show house's many talented designers take us through their exquisitely designed spaces.
Kips Bay Decorated, And Curated

04.28.2011

For full article, please go to: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/28/garden/28kips.html?scp=1&sq=kips%20bay&st=cse
05/02/2011 Corcoran Gallery of Art

04.27.2011

Lecture & Book Signing
Master Class Design Guru Campion Platt shows how to get your house in ‘order’

04.21.2011

“Made to Order” may be the fanciest home how-to book ever. Boston-born interior decorator Campion Platt wrote the glossy photo-heavy work for young designers eager for industry advice. But home décor civilians can learn lots, too. I’ve been too bust to go teach somewhere,” said Platt, who counts Conan O’Brien (two New York Apartments) and Meg Ryan among his celebrity clientele. The Cambridge-raised talent (he attended Buckingham Browne & Nichols) returns to his roots Tuesday when he visits Boston Design Center to launch a networking program for young professionals. “I love the feedback,” said Platt, who runs an eponymous design firm in New York City since 1990. “I don’t spend a lot of time out in the real world.” The big lesson in “Made to Order” is customization. You can see novelist Jay McInerney’s (“Bright Lights, Big City) modern Greenwich Village apartment, a grand estate set on 125 acres in Hudson River Valley and Platt’s own Soho loft. “Every project – the client and scope- is different. That great fodder for young students,” he said. As for clients, Platt offered several suggestions for updating a home for spring: Paint a wall, slipcover a couch and toss everything deemed “unnecessary.” As for child-friendly interior design, “Made to Order” offers little advice. But Platt, who has two children and whose wife is expecting a third, said durable fabrics and round edges have become his default style. “The theme of my new house is ‘Toy Story’,” he said. “I’m designing backwards from the kids’ perspective out.” -By Jill Radsken
05/18/2011 HD 2011 - CAMPION PLATT FOR NICOLETTI

04.20.2011

The Center of Design & Innovation Expo & Conference May 18th-20th, 2011
Kips Bay 2011 Decorator Showhouse

04.19.2011

Showhouse Information