Christopher Lowell, A Great Interior Designer Celebrity

CHRISTOPHER LOWELL BIOGRAPHY

Christopher Lowell is the flamboyant host of his self-titled home-decorating and design Emmy-Award Winning show, The Christopher Lowell Show. His previous show, Interior Motives with Christopher Lowell had also earned him several Emmy Nominations. He's known for his tell-it-like-it-is, no-nonsense approach to home design. He has been dubbed the "Doctor of Design" by U.S. News and World Report, has written several best-selling books on home design and organization, and he has developed his own line of furniture and accessories for the home.

Christopher Lowell, a gay-seeming interior decorator, has managed to build a huge following with his home design TV show. From the beginning, Lowell's goal was to pour on the gaiety: "We started out very over the top because we knew we needed to get the Saturday Night Lives of the world spoofing us."



Originally born Richard Lowell Madden in Anchorage, Alaska, Christopher Lowell was destined for creative greatness. Son of a professional carpenter and cinematographer father and a mother who constantly worked to make a nice home on a limited budget, Christopher was raised in an artistic and fun-loving environment. Trained as a classical pianist, Christopher left home at age 9 to join the Southern California Boys Choir where he played until the age of 17.

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Christopher Lowell's Designer Paint

I've organized all my makeovers onto Color Courage pages that include:

Wall, Ceiling, Trim and Accent colors,

You can select from three fabulous finishes:

Christopher Lowell's Designer Flat Latex - especially recommended for interior walls or ceilings, either plaster or drywall.

Christopher Lowell's Designer Eggshell Latex - also recommended for interior walls or ceilings, either plaster or drywall.

Christopher Lowell's Designer Semi-gloss Latex Enamel - ideal for trim, wood surfaces or primed brick or concrete.

All finishes are latex paint that are easy to apply, durable, fade resistant and clean up quickly with soap and water.

Christopher's Color Courage Matching System is sold in some Jo-Ann Stores. Visit a store near you to inquire about availability.



Rather than simply naming the shades of The Christopher Lowell Designer Paint Collection bizarre and abstract names, all our fabulous shades are named after food. That's right, FOOD! Why? Well, after surveying people on how they remember color, we discovered they associate color with food. Think about it - Cherry Red, Tangerine, Blueberry and so on. Who knew?

So we took the concept even further. Now instead of just a lot of paint chip colors to confuse you, we've created a gourmet buffet of lip smacking possibilities to choose from.

Think of it as a mental color reference point that really makes sense.

To add even more interest, many of the shades are accompanied by words like creamed, blush, iced, steamed, broiled or braised.

This is the place where we talk about all things 'life style' whether it's a design dilemma, a yummy recipe, a wacky new product, an interesting new person on the scene, a fabulous new book or simply a hot topic, we talk about it!

Our favorite thing to discuss is home design and our favorite thing to do is help you solve your design dilemmas at home. Seriously, this is the place where you can talk to Christopher Lowell one-on-one about any of your design challenges. We cover absolutely everything! Need help picking a paint color? Having trouble deciding on window treatments? Need a little validation that what you want to do will truly work for the room? Simply email us your photos and your questions and then get ready for your design consultation with Christopher. How cool is that?

We understand how busy your schedule can be so if you missed any of our shows, look to the left column. There you can find links to read, or listen to past shows. And of course, look for the link to Ask Christopher so you can make your design consultation appointment today!

Listen Now To The Show

Click here to submit your design dilemma and get ready to experience the "ohhh" factor