For her Pink Rhino Club speakeasy, Andrea Schumacher found inspiration in Morocco and her childhood in Nigeria, building from a custom wallpaper she devised with The Vale using an original drawing by her grandmother Elizabeth Monath, who studied under Dalí and Léger in Paris in the 1930s.
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Ben Pentreath Studio will be orchestrating a dynamic Drawing Room, taking cues from Sanderson’s Highgrove Collection of wallpaper, and layering it with Morris & Co. fabrics, furniture by Soane, and other Aesthetic Movement pieces.
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“The Kitchen at Kips” by Christopher Peacock nods to late-night jazz and quiet luxury with a rich, moody palette and dazzling notes of hand-burnished brass.
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Known maximalist Corey Damen Jenkins went through Alice’s looking glass, a treasured childhood storybook, for a formal dining room that will be robust with color and pattern.
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Eve Robinson Associates drew on the duality of New York City’s fast-pace energy and need for respite to conjure a space that’s “luxuriously layered but not overcomplicated.”
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Reimagining the top floor loft, Huniford Design Studio produced a calming retreat utilizing colors and materials drawn from nature, including jute rugs, grasscloth, cork, and wood in earthy shades of green, blue, and brown.
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James Dolenc and Tom Riker of interior design studio James Thomas channeled the sun-soaked splendor of the Amalfi Coast and Greek Islands into a space awash in rich blues, deep terracotta accents, and creamy neutrals.
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Orchestrating the “Patch of Peace” outdoor area, Jamie Drake drew influence from the oeuvre of Mies van der Rohe, John Saladino, and Louis Kahn for a garden terrace that boasts convivial sitting and dining areas, lush plantings, and expressive works of art and collectible design.
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To construct a home office fit for a patron of New York’s Museum of Modern Art, Jim Dove Design Studio pictured the architectural details of John Soane’s London, the desert palette of Morocco, and the patterns and textures of far-away destinations filled with enchanting discoveries.
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Leyden Lewis looked to New York’s famed salon culture to create a gathering spot of rich jewel tones, sumptuous fabrics, and exciting accoutrements selected to inspire creativity, discourse, and imagination.
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Drawing influence from the orchid gowns seen on the Oscar de la Renta runway, Alexa Hampton crafted a bold bedroom suite with custom fabrics and wall coverings that reinterpret the embroidery and beadwork of the sartorial masterpieces.
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Utilizing Michael Aram’s sculptural collection for Artistic Tile and gilded Kohler fixtures, Melanie Roy imagined a sanctuary bath for the woman of the house to retreat in glamorous environs.
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To produce an intimate yet impactful studio apartment within the larger residence, Olivia Williams Studio combined the aesthetic cues of French and Japanese design.
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“A Midnight Check In” by Ovadia Design Group reworks the foyer, stair, and landing in the sultry spirit of a boutique hotel after hours, with a bespoke rug in a tiger motif, custom wall mural, and exemplary works of collectible design.
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What designer hasn’t faced a request for a considered home office that also looks good on Zoom? Pavarini Design is composing such a space that appears dynamic over cyberspace and IRL.
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Transforming the stair with robust blooms that serve as an allegory for “aspiration, resilience, and joy—an ode to what blossoms from dedication, creativity, and love” Purple Cherry Architecture and Interiors is carrying on the Kips Bay tradition of turning this unexpected space into a jaw-dropping visual canvas.
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Taking cinematic cues from director Alfonso Cuarón’s 1998 adaptation of the classic film Great Expectations, Tamara Feldman is shaping a bold bath with notes of Art Deco and punctuating shades of green.
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