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Thanks for all of the love on my before and after! Sometimes.....when I don't have time to overthink a project it just comes together organically and is probably better than if I had my normal angst.....haha. The only thing that really matters is that my clients are happy:) I am headed out of town today to Asheville for a visit with friends....but guess what! I am taking a little detour to visit The Souther Living Idea House designed by the amazing Lauren Liess. How darn excited am I…

With a characteristic respect for the fabric of this eighteenth-century house in Bath, designer Patrick Williams has carefully transformed it into a welcoming home and B&B.

As part of a full refurbishment of a Victorian family home in London. MH Costa restored key original features of the lounge in this property including ceiling cornicing and ceiling rose. Paired together with high-end mid-century inspired furnishings make this room a warm and inviting room within a family home. #lounge #sofa #light #lighting #fireplace #cornicing #cornice #victoria #refurbishment #homerenovation

We are thrilled to unveil our latest project: The Lowered House. This project is a complete transformation of a charming terrace house in London for our dear friends Louise and Sam, the award-winning editors behind some of your favorite documentaries at Scoot Media ! 📽️🏆 This project was a labour of love, connecting the upper floors of their beautiful home with a newly acquired basement flat. The highlight? A stunning spiral staircase that seamlessly links an informal lounge, a modern k...

Having lighted on his ideal house in the wild Devon countryside, Tom Cox of HÁM Interiors set about making it into a warm and welcoming place to get away, filled with the distinctive art and antiques he has grown up with

Charlie Ferrer scouted the finest dealers and galleries in Europe to curate a vintage furniture and decor collection with CB2. Explore the collaboration.

Taavo Somer, downtown restaurateur and tastemaker, gets granular about his most important design project yet—his own house.

For a contemporary take on classical elegance, team tactile, neutral-toned surfaces with soft, sensual shapes. This timeless decorating trend is tres chic.

The 1899 Italianate house came with a familiar set of Brooklyn brownstone challenges: a mere 14 feet wide, inside it was cave-like, wall-to-wall carpeted,