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A high-level French bistro project in Westchester, New York serves as something of a homecoming for its designer, Lea Cojot of Cojot Designs. Design by Cojot Designs, Photo by Elizabeth Nielsen A high-end bistro in Westchester, New York, Micheline is known for its polished season
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When the family decided to relocate full-time to their secondary home, they tapped designer Sara Deane for a fantastic residence refresh. After years of living in a rural area, Sara Deane’s clients decided to relocate full-time to their second residence in Newport, Rhode Island.
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A refined, relaxed respite best describes designer Alex Yanke’s West Village project, a stunning minimalist space A refined, relaxed respite best describes designer Alex Yanke’s recent West Village project. Design by Westbourne Studio, Photo by Eric Petschek The directive from hi
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How material intelligence is reshaping modern interiors—and what it means for your next project. For decades, modern design prioritized precision. Flat walls, sharp corners, hard transitions. The visual language of minimalism was built on control—clean lines, uniform surfaces, an
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Interior designer Steph Viesta created a serene coastal design in Westport, Connecticut for her clients using soft neutrals, natural materials and more. Design by Studio Seva, Photo by Kirsten Francis A serene Westport, Connecticut, home bears the signature imprint of designer St
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Expand your horizons beyond the default orchid. These 8 unexpected floral ideas—from sculptural thistle to romantic ranunculus—breathe life into your home and shift the mood instantly. You’ve seen them—balanced atop a kitchen island, perched on a console, gently wilting in a powd
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Lighting can make or break the ambience of a room. Get your primer on how interior and lighting designers approach this essential element of design. Whether you’re stepping into a new home or seeking to elevate the lighting in your current space, understanding the nuances of ligh
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Design by Tara Cain, Photo by Wing Ho A fortuitous drop off at day camp led to a very special client—and, soon enough, a burgeoning friendship—for designer Tara Cain. “I met the client at my daughter’s day camp bus drop off five years ago,” recalls Tara. “A few years later, when
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You can hire an interior designer who is not local to you. Here’s what to expect to make the process go smoothly. While most would think of interior design as a locally provided service, it’s becoming increasingly common for clients to hire out of state for design projects. There
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Endless scrolling, delayed timelines, and regret purchases—DIY can be risky. The DIWY approach brings expert design guidance to your fingertips, on your terms. Design: Allison Lind Interiors / Photography: Raphael Soldi If you’ve ever stood in front of a paint wall, phone in one
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From rustic benches to marble sinks, TALD designers recommend the perfect pieces to create a timeless, collected home. The season of giving is upon us, and we’ve got insight into what belongs at the top of your list from interior designers you love. Enter Olive Ateliers. Based in
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Mid-century modern and Japanese design influences are on display in this gut renovation. Olya Dmitrieva and Sam Colamussi may have grown up in different parts of the world, but they share a strong passion for fine art and design. Sam, a New Yorker, started studying sculpture earl
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