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Lilse McKenna brought a refined balance to this Upper East Side prewar apartment, drawing on its existing blend of traditional and modern elements. With a focus on longevity, the design layers clean, masculine lines with soft, feminine details to reflect the lifestyle of its young resident. Honouring the apartment’s original renovation, the space feels both timeless and personal—rooted in tradition yet adaptable to the client’s evolving needs.

Photography by Read McKendree.

For this expanded Tribeca residence, Dumais Interiors transformed two combined apartments into a thoughtfully segmented home inspired by prewar design. The four-bedroom layout includes a family room, living room, informal dining area, mudroom, walk-in closets, and a home office. Known for their refined palettes and layered textures, Dumais Interiors balanced elegance and comfort, creating a warm, livable space that reflects the family’s lifestyle through a tailored, mid-century–inspired approach.

Photography by Eric Piasecki.

Parkside Residence by Maddux Creative is a sophisticated London home that balances elegance with everyday functionality. Designed with a focus on light, texture and form, the interiors blend vintage and contemporary elements to create a timeless, lived-in feel. A curated art collection adds individuality while each space is thoughtfully composed to enhance flow and comfort. From the tranquil living area to the inviting bedrooms, the design champions subtle materiality, layered finishes and a quiet sense of luxury grounded in modern living.

Photography by Ricardo Labougle and Valentin Meneveau.

This was a full-scale renovation of a prewar Park Avenue co-op housed in a Georgian-style building originally designed by Emery Roth in 1916. The design brief for this dynamic young family was to interpret tradition through a fresh, spirited lens – classic with a playful edge. The interiors by designer Josh Greene strike a balance between contrast and harmony: light tones meet moody hues; modern silhouettes sit alongside antiques. Also, a tented dining room? Yes please!!! Photos: Tim Lenz; Styling: Mieke ten Have.

Designer Tim Pfeiffer of Hoedemaker Pfeiffer has crafted his own Seattle condo into a deeply personal reflection of layered design and lived experience. This restored 1920s residence balances historical character with modern utility, creating a warm and masculine retreat. Rich textures—bronze, leather, oak, stone, linen, and wool—anchor the interiors, while an eclectic, open layout encourages ease and conversation. Each room showcases Pfeiffer’s instinct for contrast and craftsmanship, from handwoven wall coverings to sculptural furniture. The result is a soulful, evolving sanctuary where function and beauty are seamlessly intertwined.

Photography by ​Rafael Soldi​.