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Studio Armando Aguirre is led by New York–based interior designer Armando Aguirre. After nearly a decade immersed in the city’s design community, he founded his own practice in early 2023. The studio works across residential and retail interiors while also developing furniture, lighting, and finely considered objects that bring a crafted, contemporary sensibility to each project.

Photography by Adrian Gaut.

If natural materials, a very neutral colour palette and an almost minimalist vibe is up your alley then you’re going to love the renovated Prince Edward County home of designer Agathe Corbet of Ama Studio. So many textiles and materials that add texture, a softness and added coziness – Zellige tiles, terracotta pendants, oak cabinets with rattan inserts, honed marble countertops, bouclé and sheepskin chairs, linen curtains, fluffy rugs, paper lanterns…and I’m dying over that wool blanket on the bed. What a beautiful home! Photos: Lori Miller.

Is this a century old home in Provence? You would think at first glance but it is in fact a new build in Winston-Salem, North Carolina where the brief was to make it look centuries old. Designer Kate Marker came in to add some French countryside elements with her layered textures, soft colours (too soft for my personal liking TBH) and a casual elegance that really works with the architecture. I am completely smitten with the exterior. So charming!!! Architect: Greg Koester; Builder: Jonathan Lee; Photos: Margaret Rajic.

I spotted Arthouse, a location home on Shoot Factory, and had to share. It is a 1920’s terraced home in London with a top floor artists studio and I adore it. Mid-century vibes, rich wood (kitchen units are bamboo, joinery is Sapele wood) and a beautiful collection of textiles – some with an African vibe, all in my favourite colour scheme of cream, brown and black. I could move right into this with everything left as-is.

A classic 1930s Georgian Revival house originally built by architect Stanley Anderson underwent an extensive 3-year renovation. Home to Nate Berkus‘ design partner, Lauren Buxbaum Gordon and her family, the project continues to evolve five years in.
What a STUNNING home!!! It has so much character! I adore the tile flooring, arched doorways ALWAYS, everything about the kitchen and the overall dark neutral warmth of the decor. Such a wonderful mix of classic and contemporary. Architect: D. Stanley Dixon; Styling: Cate Ragan; Photos: Kelly Marshall.