An accomplished award winning product/interior designer and TV personality. Danns approach to interior decor is greatly influenced by his global clientele and extensive travel. Danns perspective and sense of beauty circle the globe and back again to create the most gorgeous products in all categories of home and the living well category that he has pioneered as a designer. Danns Lifestyle Design approach for clients includes homes, wardrobe styling and special events of the highest caliber. Any style, anywhere, at any time is Danns motto, while delivering the goods and does it with fun and laughter. After all, he has become famous for his saying, If you arent having fun spending your money then there must be something wrong with the process. Dann believes There are no problems, only solutions. He has a passion for living well and teaches his clients how to do the same through great design and making the right choices. He doesnt leave until the job is finished with precision.

Anthony grew up in Connecticut. After studying design and business, Anthony joined the family real-estate development business, which included the purchase of an historic, 51-room shoreline Inn. Purchase of the Inn proved a defining period for Anthony. He managed the on-site event planning and daily operations. This effort included interior renovations of all the guest suites, common areas and event spaces. In 1999, Anthony challenged himself again with his first retail store in Essex, Conn. Anthony was inspired by artisans in Mexico to venture into manufacturing. He started an import business and quickly expanded into a full collection of garden dcor, called Venetucci Imports. In 2009, Anthony decided to concentrate on his Westbrook, Conn., retail store. It was transformed into Venetucci Home, a 12,000-square-foot destination retail experience. In 2012, he added a second boutique location in Newport, Rhode Island, where he relocated.

Libby Langdon is an interior designer, author, product designer and makeover television personality, as well as the creative force behind New York Citybased design firm, Libby Interiors, Inc. Langdons residential and commercial projects, which embody her Easy, Elegant, Everyday Style, have won industry acclaim. In addition to penning Libby Langdons Small Space Solutions and being a long-standing House Beautiful columnist (Libbys Makeover ran for two years), Langdon is also a frequent contributor to leading shelter and trade publications.

Langdon is fast becoming known for her growing licensed home-furnishings collections. In April 2022 at High Point Market, she is launching her first accessories line with A&B Home, which will be comprised of everything from decorative bowls, vases, hurricanes, trays, and boxes, to sculpture, spheres, and bar accessories. In October 2019, she introduced her collection of Libby Langdon Upholstery and Case goods Furniture for Fairfield, featuring sleek, fresh silhouettes for modern lifestyles and is available at retailers nationwide. Libby also has her wall-dcor collection with Paragon, proudly manufactured in Alabama. The Libby Langdon Lighting Collection for Crystorama personifies her passion for beautiful chandeliers and fixtures, showcasing transitional looks with an updated twist. Additionally, Libby has indoor and outdoor rug collections with KAS Rugs, which are sold online and at retail showrooms across the country.

Her interior projects and home products have been featured in leading shelter magazines, including Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, Traditional Home, Hamptons Cottages & Gardens, Better Homes and Gardens, Domino and Womans Day. Langdon has been a regular design expert on NBCs TODAY, HGTVs Small Space, Big Style, The View, The Rachael Ray Show, The Early Show and NBCs Open House. Thanks to her work in makeover television, Langdon draws inspiration for her home-furnishings collections from countless conversations with consumers across the country about how we really live and what we really want.

Libby led a makeover with the She Builds Women in Real Estate committee in New York City, guiding more than 140 female volunteers and transforming a public housing community center in 12 hours. She reimagined the design for the community center and used her connections with Sherwin-Williams to get more than 340 gallons of paint donated for the one-day redesign. Libby serves on the board of the Bienenstock Furniture Library in High Point, NC, and is working to raise awareness of this valuable resource available to everyone in the home-furnishings industry. She is also a board member of the Sustainable Furnishings Council and is passionate about promoting eco-friendly manufacturers and practices creating healthy indoor and outdoor environments.

Langdon travels the country presenting her design seminars to consumers, designers and retailers about all things design. In addition, she holds book signings and appears on local and national radio and television to promote her collections and provide design advice. Libby splits her time between New York City and Sag Harbor, NY.