Displaying posts from August, 2021

It’s like I say week in week out. If you have to drag yourself into work on a weekday it helps if it’s someone super stylish. Linda Farrow NYC by Studio Giancarlo Valle.

Photography by Brooke Holm

Atlanta designer Margaret Kirkland is known for her classic, timeless, elegant interiors. One of her greatest pleasures as a designer is to go hunting in a client’s storage for old treasures that can be repurposed to give them new life, while also bringing the client’s personality directly into the space. The results are sophisticated refuges that imbue their modern comforts with a subtle sense of history and timelessness. Take these spaces and put them in one of the French châteaus I’ve been featuring on Sundays and you have yourself a winner.

The lines and curves theme continues with another project by Melanie Morris. With a base of pastels to soften the graphic elements, this Park Avenue apartment is chic and serene. (Photos: Adam Kane Macchia)

Pattern on pattern and a kaleidoscope of colour. Antiques and family hand me downs reloved. Books and flowers from the garden, pleated fabric lampshades, plenty of brown furniture and an army of floor rugs. The English do it so so well. Berkshire House by Vanrenen GW Designs.

Country touches and contemporary cool. This modern renovation of an early 19th century farmhouse by Sydney-based Rhys-Jones Interior Architecture sees organic finishes and clean lines mixed with references to the building’s past. A calm oasis from the city hustle.