A young family approached our studio and asked us to help them gut-renovate a Landmarked townhouse they had recently purchased in Prospect Lefferts Gardens. Both clients love color and tile and these elements became a key part of the overall renovation project. We selected a porcelain tile that is playful, fun and has a timeless aesthetic to use throughout the parlor floor. we installed a checkerboard blue and white tile pattern all the way down the length of the parlor primary hallway, rather than the typical wood floor one normally sees. Color plays a key role throughout the home and, in particular, on the parlor level. Door frames are painted in various bright shades, the primary hallway has a blue paint wainscot that wraps around into the mudroom zone, and the center living space (and future library) is painted a shade of deep green. One of the early requests the clients made during our design process together was for a pink kitchen. Although there is lots of color used throughout the home, the brighter hues are carefully balanced with large areas of more neutral tones.
If bold primary colours are your jam, then this home is right up your alley! Designed by Studio Officina, this is a really fun take on colour. As much as I love colourful walls and ceilings, I am also obsessed with neutral walls and boldly painted trim and windows. Photos: Louisa & Fyodor.
Designer Tom Morris created sophisticated yet fun spaces in this late-Georgian style home in north London. Gorgeous, rich colours in terracotta and dark orange, teal and smoky blue, primary reds and greens makes for a vibrant and moody vibe for the homeowner and his daughters. I love a daring, mostly on the dark side palette like this. It’s like a big hug. Photos: Boz Gagovski.
Kim Scodro Interiors provides full-service home design, from custom furniture and finishes to ground-up construction. Collaborating closely with architects and contractors, the studio manages every detail, from space planning and cabinetry to lighting and accessories. This Low Country Residence, Sea Island, Georgia project reflects timeless elegance, combining classic design elements with thoughtful, functional layouts to create a home that is both sophisticated and welcoming.
Photographer by Emily Followill.
The latest project by Heidi Caillier is charming and nostalgic as one would expect from her. So many pretty and moody colours used throughout, patterns as far as the eye can see (she really is the queen of pattern mixing and matching) and vintage vibes aplenty. Photos: Haris Kenjar.
It’s like I say week in week out. If you have to drag yourself into work on the weekend it helps if it’s somewhere stylish. LuckyChap Productions by Studio Hessian.
Photography by Jenna Peffley.