Designer Lisa S. Roberts Showcased on Ovation TV

by Ian Volner | Wednesday, August 3, 2011 | 1 Comment

Ovation Lisa Roberts My Design Life

Lisa S. Roberts—collector, designer, architect—will be getting her own reality television program this month, when “My Design Life” debuts on the Ovation network. Each 30-minute episode will follow Roberts as she visits with designers, tours museums, and hunts for great new products.

Roberts has made a name for herself as a self-appointed spotter (as the title of her last book would have it) of “antiques of the future,” the quality housewares of today that could become the treasured heirlooms of tomorrow. The notional through-line of the Ovation show will be her next tome, DesignPOP: Popular Trends in Contemporary Product Design, for which Roberts will be gathering material over the course of the program’s scheduled ten-episode run. Among the places and people she’ll turn to for inspiration will be the studios of designers like Tony Wurman and Harry Allen, museums like The Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, as well as retailers (Moss, Design Within Reach) and restaurants (David Rockwell’s Pod, inter alia). Along the way, viewers will be treated to Roberts’ unique insights into design, design history, and the future of graphics, products, and interior decor.

Says the designer, “Ovation TV is the perfect network for ‘My Design Life’. They have quality programming in the visual and performing arts, and combine education with entertainment. Most importantly, we share the same goal:  to make art and design more accessible to people in their daily lives.”

one comment

  1. Barbara Stuckey

    Posted Friday, February 8, 2013 at 10:36 pm | Permalink

    Could you tell me the paint color you used in a make-over in a 1960s house of a rectangular room with a stone fireplace at one end, beige walls to match the rest of the house. The accent wall has two windows and a different color Benjamin Moore paint. But I can’t remember the full name of the accent-wall color: Aspen Grey? Whispering Aspen? Whispering Grey? The color in the sketch was green (ish) and I think the comments called it green but the name had the word grey in it? Thanks very much. I need a silver sage tone; from the sketch, that color might help. I have a Benjamin Moore swatch brochure but it has no similar name. Cordially, Barbara Stuckey

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