Modern meets Victorian Interiors – In the dunes of Long Island, Robert A.M. Stern Architects and designer Steven Gambrel join forces to craft a Shingle Style stunner that melds traditional warmth with contemporary elegance. The…
Shining Through – A 1920’s Manhattan apartment (On the upper East side) that features expansive views of Central Park and abundant light. This contemporary styled space remade by designer Stephen Sills shines with gleaming metallic…
Transform a bland space into a brilliant one with a sprinkle of bright colors. A cohesive look is achieved by using the same color family in every space. The citrus palette appears through all the…
A beautiful light filled country home in California featured in Country Living. Designed by Nancy Fishelson.
A modern home created by architect Helen Gorenstein, innovative design featuring a stone exterior and wood finished interior with a few key color accents in turquoise and yellow. Architect: Helen Gorenstein Interior Stylist: Natalia Onufreychuk Photo: Xavier…
A glass home in the shape of a cube raised above the ground on a high foundation. The home is entirely made of clear glass on all sides allowing for a flood of natural light…
A converted coach house and stables, artist Jo Oakley has created a super-cool home for her beloved ceramics. Fotos: Andreas Von Einsiedel From Homes and Antiques June 2014
Kim Alexandriuk Interior Design featured in Marie Claire Maison Italia March 2014. A camouflaged modern chalet in California. Open spaces, clean lines in dark modern Earthy shades.
“New Glamour” the Beverly Hills home of the icon of American interior design Kelly Wearstler.
A modern innovative renovation to an Edwardian home in Elwood, Melbourne by Robson Ray Architects (with interiors by Made by Cohen). In contrast to it’s Edwardian roots, the house now offers clean lines and plenty of…
Apartment living in vibrant colors – the home of Laura and John Chanbers is infused with colorful wallpapers, fabrics and paints. Magazine: Homes & Gardens April 2014 Photos: Eric Piasecki Words: Alice Westgate