Hello, dear readers of ARTful Style Magazine… It is a true joy to welcome you into this vibrant new issue. As the days grow longer and sunlight casts its golden glow, we feel that familiar sense of anticipation that only summer can bring… a season of adventure, bold plans, and limitless creative possibility… the way colors burst to life in ripened tomato reds, wildflower brights, and sun-washed blues, that invites exploration and fearless expression. We are thrilled to share it with you. “At cf&co, this season is shaped by partnership — collaborating with visionary makers, designers, and creatives whose perspectives inspire every project.
Together, we explore new possibilities, push boundaries, and turn shared passion into something extraordinary.” Found within these pages, you’ll discover highlights from Curating a Legacy, presented by the Woman’s Advisory Council, an event offering members a thoughtful and comprehensive perspective on how art and luxury assets can be safeguarded, documented, and preserved for generations to come. With the Sum-Sum-Summertime season comes, The Language of Timeless Elements for Modern Outdoor Living, our A–Z exploration of outdoor spaces shaped by enduring design principles, materiality, and architectural character.
Along the way, we connect with industry professionals, including Tim Dahlberg of ROWE Furniture and Laureen Hopkins of Studio H Design at High Point Market – a dynamic convergence of design, art, and innovation, offering unparalleled inspiration, trend insights, and the pulse of the interior design world. From textiles to forms and everything that fuels creative living, we explore how interiors and art intersect to inspire ARTful style living. And beginning this issue, we expand our Collector’s Spotlight into a multi-part series, following longtime collector Stacy Sadler and fiancé, Tim “Skip” Dahlberg, as they navigate the temporary storage of treasured artwork and collectibles while undertaking the ambitious challenge of managing the design and construction of a new home in Teton Valley, Idaho, from the ground up.