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Art world veterans Tobias Meyer and Mark Fletcher have restored a midcentury-modern home in Los Angeles, infusing it with originality and allure. The couple approached the renovation as both a spiritual and architectural restoration, aiming to create a retreat that reflects their own taste and embraces sensuality. With the help of designer Brad Dunning and landscape designer Madison Cox, they transformed the house into a space that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living, while showcasing a curated collection of furniture and art. The result is a home that embodies the principles of midcentury modernism and reflects the owners' vision and intellect. [Extracted from the article]

The story begins at a Los Angeles gym, where entrepreneur Yoram Heller and architect Andre Herrero struck up what can only be described as a bromance. Heller had been working on his 1907 Craftsman house in Angelino Heights, renovating it room by room, for a couple of years. The last piece of the puzzle arrived in the person of Heller's girlfriend, vintage-fashion sibyl Eleanor Wells, whose sensibility dovetailed neatly with the overall mood of aesthetic muchness. [Extracted from the article]

That roster included architect Howard Backen of Backen & Gillam, interior designers Kathleen and Tommy Clements of Clements Design, and landscape architect Mark Rios of RCH Studios. ON A TERRACE OVERLOOKING THE PACIFIC OCEAN, THE SOFA AND MERIDIANI LOUNGE BEDS AND ARMCHAIR ARE COVERED IN A PERENNIALS FABRIC. IN A COURTYARD, A PAIR OF SOFAS BY WILLIAM HAINES DESIGNS AND TEAK STOOLS FLANK THE GRANITE FIREPIT. CUSTOM ARMCHAIRS IN A DE LE CUONA LINEN AND BESPOKE COCKTAIL TABLE; 1960s STIG LINDBERG LAMP ON SIDE TABLE. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the interior design of the Manhattan home of designer John Derian in New York City.

The article describes the design of the interior and outdoor spaces of the home of designer Nikolai Haas and fashion stylist Djuna Bel in Los Angeles, California, featuring furnishings designed by Haas with his twin brother, Simon.

The article features the interior design by Giancarlo Valle of the 1903 mansion in Watch Hill, Rhode Island.

The article looks at the home of National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) Sprint Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson and his wife Chandra in Manhattan, New York, designed with the help of interior designer Shawn Henderson, one of "Architectural Digest" (AD)100 2017 top designers.

The article features the Greenwich Village triplex owned by Ginevra Caltagirone, co-founder of the start-up production company BlushCo Films, located in Manhattan, New York City. It describes the interior design of the residence, its decorations and furnishings, as well as the color scheme devised for the living room, kitchen, and dining room to create their own personality and mood. Also highlighted are several of the arts on display including a kinetic sculpture overhead and lithographs.

The article features the tropical vacation home of CNN anchor Anderson Cooper in Trancoso, Brazil. It shares the story of how Cooper found the place and decided to acquire the property and describes the style and design of the house that is attuned to the local culture of Trancoso. It highlights the house's decorations and furnishings, as well as the antique collection on display which include Mexican votive paintings and Bahian shrines.

Her Lucy series weaves Art Deco curves - think Eileen Gray's Bibendum chair - and a dash of high-fashion glam into plush seating with serious come-hither appeal. Brigette Romanek has translated her philosophy of livable luxury into a bright, breezy line of home furnishings for retailer Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams. ROMANEK PERCHES ON HER LA SOFA FOR MITCHELL GOLD + BOB WILLIAMS IN THE LIVING ROOM OF HER LAUREL CANYON HOME (AD, OCTOBER 2016). [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the interior decoration of house located in Beverly Hills, California that is owned by decorator Waldo Fernandez.