I'd rather get beat in the ass with a wooden plank than ever go near either of you!

Good for her!!

Moral fortitude is rare in today's world.

We all need to call out those crazy trumptards,even in our families. Im sick of holding my tongue,so I dont anymore. Its caused some interesting get togethers . Fuck them all.

This is what we need to do. Make their lives and difficult and embarrassing as possible.

As***

I'm sure there's a bakery in Colorado or somewhere who will bake her a cake instead...

Many ignore the obvious toxicity of prospective customers out of greed. If you can avoid doing business with truly horrible human beings like Candace Owens then you should.

[quote]We all need to call out those crazy trumptards,even in our families. Im sick of holding my tongue,so I dont anymore. Its caused some interesting get togethers . Fuck them all.

"My husband wrote the most polite email because he's always polite, he's very English. We didn't know if we could afford a designer or anything. If a white conservative male had written that email to an outspoken Black liberal, he would've lost everything. They would've said it was like Jim Crow."

Hey, Candace!

This man designed her alleged friend’s home. It’s very doubtful Candace has libtard friends. Therefore, the problem is with Candace, personally, not her politics. And why the fuck is she talking to Vanity Fair?

[quote]And why the fuck is she talking to Vanity Fair?

Now, that's a good question. Why would Vanity Fair give someone like Candace Owens a platform? Low circulation? Low web site clicks?

Stick your drink up your ass Candace, I’d rather swallow razor blades than have a drink with you.

Maybe she can look on ExploreTalent where she got hired to essentially be a paid agitator.

FYI...

I'll beat your ass, David. No need to involve that harridan. I'll use something softer than a wooden plank.

Here you go, Candy. For your entryway.

[quote]"Dear George," Netto reportedly wrote back to Owens' husband, "Thank you for your inquiry. I'd rather get beat in the a** with a wooden plank than ever go near either of you. Kind regards, David."

One of us. One of us. One of us.

Does she even care that she shares a platform with people who are pissed she’s married to a white man?

I never heard of this Neto guy before but I think I’m in love with him…

[quote]One of us. One of us. One of us.

He's married with children.

Looks like Candace is turning into Sammy Sosa

Okay I love his house too

[quote]Does she even care that she shares a platform with people who are pissed she’s married to a white man?

I don't think that even crosses her mind. She's one of those who probably believes that she has risen above racism and is insulated from it. This is not just because she married a white man (but that's probably what she thinks). There are many minorities that are well-off to be very wealthy who feel that because of their well-being that they are no longer affected by racism. However, I recall reading a piece by the late Larry Graham that spoke to this

The furniture in his own house is very entry level considering he’s a designer.

[quote]One of us. One of us. One of us.

[quote]He's married with children.

Being a DLer isn't just about sexuality.

It's a way of looking at the world and one's place in it.

[quote]I never heard of this Neto guy before but I think I’m in love with him…

Apparently, he has been discussed on the DL before

[quote]Can you name one person who you think has good taste? Datalounge https(colon) (slash, slash) www(dot)datalounge(dot)com › thread › 27677630-can-y... Mar 7, 2021 — David Netto is interesting: social NY, good looking, ... I know this is a gay forum, or was, but I expected more men to be named.

THANK you, R24. That he's married to a woman and has kids makes his stance even better - he's worked with lots of gays and believes in a world without ridiculous prejudice. He seems very cool.

David Netto is a Los Angeles-based interior designer and writer. David grew up in New York surrounded by taste and people talking about it, which for a young person was both a good and a bad thing (his father owned the fabric house Cowtan & Tout). From an early age he was interested in architecture, furniture, cars, and the history of each.

Since dropping out of Harvard Architecture School and founding his studio in New York in 2000, he has specialized in residential decoration in no particular style. It might be said that David’s work is known for trying to bring to modernism a touch of warmth and personality, and to traditionalism young energy and a dash of the exotic. For a project to be successful he believes in the importance of getting the architecture right, but that good decoration should also be a portrait of the person who lives there. His projects have been published in Vogue, Elle Decor, Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, House & Garden, Town & Country, and Veranda, as well as several books.

In 2002 David launched NettoCollection, a pioneering line of modern children’s furniture which channeled the style and beauty of pieces from the 1930’s and 50’s to lift the aesthetics of a whole industry.

As a writer on the history of architecture and design, from 2010-2012 he worked as contributing design editor to the Wall Street Journal. After 2012 he did so for T, the New York Times Style Magazine, and now writes the Case Studies column for Town & Country. Recently David authored a monograph on the work of Francois Catroux, published by Rizzoli, and is presently writing the text for the upcoming Stephen Sills book.

David Netto Design LLC is now active in LA with projects on both the east and west coasts. David lives in a small but dazzling Neutra house in Silverlake, in which he has raised 2 daughters, and welcomes your interest.

Great article r22. I have his book, MEMBER OF THE CLUB.

I didn’t know that he was dead!

^Yep. Since 2021 (Feb 19, 2021). There was never a cause of death ever released as far as I know.

R29, I wonder if it was Covid…

Well, it was during the height of the Covid epidemic. He was 59 years old at the time of his death. I never read "Members Only" but I became aware of him from his piece when he got a job as a busboy for some upper crust country club and then wrote about his experiences while working there. Also, I read his "Our Kind of People".

Netto's work

Hmm... I like it but...

All of his projects appear as if they are comfortable to live in but I'm not feeling a hired "professional interior designer" look with any of them. They all appear as if it's something that I could do myself. Maybe that's the objective? Or, I could be an Interior Designer?

Hero.

The fact that Graham’s daughter is named Lindsey is the height of irony.

So this is why she is Jim Crowing it all over the place...

I admire that guy's optimism R35

Maybe her very English husband should pop over to Pembrokeshire and have a chat with this fellow:

^ Oh, Lord, Jesus...

The epitome of White privilege. Things are getting better? How old is this guy?

And yet there are those who wonder what is the problem....

A Nashville florist tells the GOP to go away

Their work is lovely ^

Oh r37, what a horrible man he is…he should be ashamed…and beaten.

Why does Candice Olsen need a designer?

What is Chico going to do?

Well I'm tired of these woke stuck up homos refusing to make me look gorgeous and my house more interesting than a World Market. Who do they think they are turning me down??

The best and funniest part is that he's not the one that leaked the story!! She was an idiot for telling that to Vanity Fair and drawing attention to it!

Why was VF even talking to her? 🤔

I follow DN on IG - he sometimes pulls a Jon Hamm commando pose. Huge.

Like loads of interior types, he places furniture in the middle of the room. It looks great in photos but do these people never walk in a diagonal line through their rooms?

r10 she was leftwing grifter before she became rightwing. She's retained a few contacts with other alleged grifters that still platform her from time to time for 'debates'

I nominate her every time we have a thread of "people you think are gay/closeted"