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Designer Heidi Caillier and her client Colleen DeCourcy met online through The Expert, a platform for video consultations with interior designers. They decided to work together on DeCourcy's new home in East Hampton, which was a builder's spec house lacking character. Caillier furnished the home with unique pieces, including BDDW furniture and tiles, and commissioned a mural and tapestry-like canvas. The home combines classic and modern elements, creating a moody and multilayered space. DeCourcy wanted the home to feel assembled over time and hired a local garden designer to rewild the landscape. The renovations were completed, and DeCourcy is particularly fond of the library, which is furnished with vintage pieces and enveloped in bookshelves. The home reflects both Caillier's design ideals and DeCourcy's desire for a home that feels good to be in. [Extracted from the article]

This article discusses the home of Isabelle Dubern-Mallevays, co-founder of Invisible Collection, an online platform that sells curated pieces by top interior designers. Isabelle's London apartment showcases previously unavailable design pieces and acts as a mini showroom. The apartment has been renovated to enhance its classic bones with contemporary twists, using muted modern colors and textures. Isabelle and her husband Pierre split their time between this London apartment and a flat in Paris. The article provides details about the apartment's rooms, furnishings, and the couple's lifestyle. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Architectural Digest discusses the renovation of a duplex penthouse apartment on Manhattan's Upper East Side by interior designer Michael S. Smith. The apartment, located in an Art Deco limestone building, had a rich history and retained many of its original period details. Smith and architect Oscar Shamamian worked to update the kitchen, bathrooms, and primary suite while maintaining the overall character of the space. The design of the apartment blends vintage and antique furnishings with contemporary elements, creating a harmonious and inviting atmosphere. [Extracted from the article]

A custom teak island anchors the kitchen of a Beverly Hills home designed by Eric Hughes (page 86). (LAURE JOLIET) [I.Items pictured but not listed are from private collections.] CONTENTS [...]

By Camille Okhio Photographs by Chris Mottalini Styled by Tessa Watson The living room of a 43rd-floor apartment in Manhattan’s Carnegie Hill, designed by Hendricks Churchill in a building by [...]

Entryways often have poor light and a lack of space and storage. And yet, they're also the spaces that welcome you into the home. My own entryway is pretty limited [...]

Par Sarah de Beaumont Assistée de Noelann Bourgade (Luca Bonnefille) 1. LA GRAPPE DE LUMIÈRE Léa Zeroil accroche la lumière avec cette suspension en laiton et soie shantung. Suspension Vigne, [...]

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