The king of white

Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz is the king of white spaces. White is his trademark and it's incredible how he can mix so many shades of white, off-white, cream, beige, ivory, eggshell....and make it WORK. The result is sophisticated and absolute drama. Below is a home in Sagaponack, New York that he designed, go figure, all in white. (See past posts of his work here and here).

  
  
  

Comments

[Design Darling]

i think i've just saved his whole portfolio to my inspiration folder. the white on white on white is stunning and the furnishings are amazing — i definitely appreciate them more when i have to seek them out against their monotone surroundings! that headboard is incredible in its simplicity and i ADORE the sink that spans the windowed wall — so delightfully unpretentious. this post made my day — thank you!

[Megkathleen]

The white bedroom is my favorite! The whole house is gorgeous though. I love how what little color is used really pops.

[Chuzai Living]

Wow, his work is amazing. Pure and refreshing. All white, but it does not bore your eyes. Thanks for this post. I am definitely inspired by your blog! Kaho

[LukeSF]

Great use of white... Everything is pretty balanced and logic. Great job!

[Sammy]

Yes I agree it's very beautiful but what happens when a real live person walks in? What if, heaven forbid they clash?

[Elie]

Beaucoup de matieres a inspirer memes les professionnels, Bravo!!

[Alex]

Perfectly composed grasses, stones and lianas in connection with conifers at the middle plan. Took pictures to my blog. Many thanks!

[maria tomasino]

The color white has taken on a whole new meaning!...It's just beautiful the way the color flows through each room...I love the bedroom with that massive headboard overlooking the colors of the outdoors!..I'm ready to move in!...

[Nancy]

They obviously don't drink red wine

[Molly]

There are many clever design elements but overall this house is not livable nor sustainable. The white finishes will discolor quickly, making them a quick candidate for replacement and fodder for the landfill.

[Jacki]

Nancy, I agree about the wine. They obviously don't have pets either. Very interesting but not for my family.