A Bachelor Pad Dressed in Blue and BrassBlack Flame. That’s the name of the paint color used on the walls of this space. It is black with a heavy indigo undertone. The name itself sounds mysterious and romantic and that’s exactly the mood it evokes. “Growing up as teenagers, we were always mesmerized by dark…
A London Victorian by Way of JapanSitting in a row of tidy terraced houses in London’s Richmond neighborhood, the thoughtfully curated home of Japanese designer Yoko Kloeden reveals more than what first meets the eye. “From outside, it is a typical Victorian house with yellow bricks and stucco facade,” says the designer, who shares the…
A Sandy yet Sophisticated Family HomeWhen Donna Guyler got the call from her longtime clients about a beachfront project they needed help renovating, the interior designer jumped at the opportunity. “We worked with the family on two of their previous homes,” says Guyler. It was because of this past relationship that the homeowners were able…
Take a look at this adorable 1920’s cottage in Wayzata, Minnesota. The sweet aesthetic of this home fits in perfectly in this little town of less than 5,000 people.
After purchasing a home with a large garden space, Carl Wright decided to create an outdoor oasis of his own. Through the building of various walls and planting of vegetation, he was able to create a series of rooms that fit perfectly with their natural surroundings.
Renovating with family and history in mind, Johnson believes that every project has three clients, and that a successful design is a balancing act that respects the lives and history of all three. See how interior designer Guinevere Johnson uses family heritage combined with a home’s history to create the perfect family nest. A surely impressive take on interior design.
