That's My Job. To Imagine

Being On Oprah? You Realize That There Are A Couple Of Types Of Audience Members. There Are Like The Cult People In The Audience Who Are Just Crying Before She Gets On. And Then There Are The People Who Are Playing It Cool. I Definitely Was Somewhere In The Middle.

I Will Not Do Work That Isn't Done Well Or Right. Stuff Happens - Things Break, Contractors Don't Come Through - But I Don't Want To Be Responsible For Not Doing Something Correctly.

I Think That, In Comparison, New Yorkers And Northerners Are So Guarded.

That Was Always My Frustration With So Many Of These Shows, Because Design Is Not An Ambush... It's A Relationship. You Have To Know How People Move And Live And Work To Be Able To Design For Them.

The Hardest Part Of The Show Is Saying Goodbye When It's All Done. It Really Breaks You.