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LEATHERCRAFT Leathercraft skillfully combines graceful curves, expert tailoring and artfully hand-wiped leather to bring you the Scandinavian-inspired Dempsey settee. A stunning artisan piece designed and crafted by hand for timeless beauty. A perfect accent piece or showstopping solo item. leathercraft-furniture.com

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MARGE CARSON The FRK43 Franklin sofa. Overall: 33"H x 105"W x 47"D. Seat: 21"H. Arm: 31"H. Franklin is a box-tufted sofa with square panel arms accented by gunmetal nailheads and a wood base in bronzed silver finish. The body cover is an ivory leather with a gray cast. Textured pillows include: Angelic Snow, an ivory mohair fur; Kasbeth linen, a natural linen with an ivory Jacobean pattern woven in wool; and Karate Shimmer, a distressed linen with a silver glaze. margecarson.com

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FRANKE KITCHEN SYSTEMS With its graceful lines, the Franke Ambient faucet, FF3100, is the perfect balance of performance and design. The contemporary lines resonate style and sophistication, perfect for any modern kitchen. Priced at $495. frankeksd.com

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Couture Born from a modest beginning of selling raw frames in Los Angeles, celebrated furnishings atelier Nancy Corzine merges the disciplines of design, manufacturing and upholstery, executing time-honored craftsmanship with a deft and capable touch. “I often comment that we are a dinosaur company; we manufacture the old-fashioned way,” enthuses the firm’s founder Nancy Corzine. “Our manufacturing, finishing and upholstery are all done by hand. I imagine you would describe us as a dying breed that is very much alive.” Entering its third decade, Nancy Corzine has now grown to encompass three distinct showrooms in Los Angeles, New York and Chicago, as well as representation in 14 other furnishing purveyors’ showrooms across the country. Corzine, who started the business in 1983 from a tiny showroom on Robertson Boulevard, Los Angeles, anticipated the firm to be a “small retirement business.” Never did she expect such a tremendous response to the highquality and high-design pieces for which her eponymous firm has become known.

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Using traditional methods passed down through generations, THG’s French artisans craft one-of-a-kind pieces. The process, both artistic and technical, requires knowledge and experience fueled by commitment and passion. Each piece is handled with care and meticulously crafted, inspected and ﬁnished to perfection.

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THG-Paris is recognized as the ‘haute couture of bath fittings,’ providing both exquisite French craftsmanship and designs at the highest level.

THG’s collections vary in style, from traditional to contemporary. They craft both individually with their in-house design team and in collaboration with esteemed design houses and high-end crystal and tabletop houses. Inspired by the American Industrial Revolution, two of THG’s newest collections incorporate the look of industrial pipe, ﬁttings and raw iron.

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Left: A selection of wallcoverings. Page 180 Right: Link Porcelain Quad-Light / $8,000 / apparatusstudio.com. Page 366 Below left: Olivera Chaise Lounge / $23,500 / kgblnyc.com. Page 196

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INSPIRATION FOUND Simplicity is the voice of reason this fall, speaking in soft, hushed whispers packed with luxurious undertones.

THE INSIDERS Four industry heavy hitters inform on the present and future of Palm Beach’s art and design scene.

RADAR

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ON DISPLAY Inspired by London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, Luxe begs the question: What is luxury?

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5 MINUTES WITH Bernie de Le Cuona takes us behind the scenes of her esteemed linen company.

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ROUNDUP Roles are artfully defined as we classify a careful selection of the season’s latest hardware.

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REVIEW Carrier and Company celebrates a decade of work printed and bound.

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COLLABORATION Floral motifs come off the runway and onto the table courtesy a distinguished fashion brand.

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BESPOKE Family traditions run deep in the designs of Promemoria’s custom-made furnishings.

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DEBUT Bec Brittain introduces us to her newest, geometrically inclined light fixtures.

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SCENE Our cheat sheet to all things fresh and fabulous in the local design community.

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Italian Masterpieces ARCHIBALD ARMCHAIR. DESIGNED BY J.M. MASSAUD. SALA DEL THE, PALAZZO COLONNA, ROMA. poltronafrau.com

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Right: A custom kitchen by New York-based interior designer Tamara Eaton. Page 234 Center: Tribar Mirror / $1,275 / bowernyc.com. Page 194 Below: Jellyfish installation by Steffen Dam from the Victoria and Albert Museum’s “What is Luxury?” exhibit. Page 146

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MATERIAL Fall’s most fashionable wallcoverings are exhibited in a striking compendium of bold patterns and vibrant hues.

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TREND Luxe tapped four stylish tastemakers to pose as our muses regarding the subject of menswear.

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SPOTLIGHT Six authorities on all things luxury talk about what’s new in home décor and the best investments for your interiors.

THE LOOK

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KITCHEN + BATH A little goes a long way when it comes to making an impact in two of the home’s most popular rooms.

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SPACEX3 Delve into all things lavish as showcased through a trilogy of showstopping spaces.

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THE REPORT Leaders in the art, architecture, jewelry and technology worlds share what’s happening in the high-end market in 2016.

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TWIST OF FATE A European villa-style retreat gives way to an open, airy interior with a light color palette and architectural details that celebrate the original structure. Written by Linda Hayes / Photography by Brantley Photography

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HONORING THE MASTERS Fine art conservator Barbara Stella brings her European teachings to West Palm Beach, where she carefully nurses back to life paintings by the likes of Rembrandt and Veronese. Written by Jennifer Quail / Photography by Sonya Revell

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JOIE DE VIVRE A longtime friendship and collaboration yields a contemporary Wellington home that speaks to the owner’s and designer’s zest for art and furnishings and how their tastes have evolved over time. Written by Brian Libby / Photography by Brantley Photography

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TREASURE HUNT Traveling the world in search of shipwrecks and the stories they hold, David A. Culpepper uses his West Palm Beach shop to turn nautical antiques into design opportunities. Written by Taryn Bickley / Photography by Sonya Revell

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CLASSICALLY MODERN Striking architecture rendered in bright white stucco and concrete provides a clean canvas for a stylish mix of art, antiques and custom furniture inside a fresh, inviting residence. Written by Elaine Markoutsas / Photography by Jessica Klewicki Glynn

ON THE COVER: Designers Ashley Olivia Waddell and Courtney O’Bryan Whatley convey their casually chic aesthetic inside a waterfront residence. In the living room, a silk rug from ABC Carpet & Home grounds a conversation area that includes Suzanne Kasler’s Morris cocktail table for Hickory Chair and a custom ottoman dressed in Casadeco fabric from Arnitex in New York. Page 318 068 / LUXE INTERIORS + DESIGN

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the entire Kennedy family used to take their meals around. It should be a really fun event. As the owner of an eponymous auction house, Leslie Hindman brings beautiful antiques and prized vintage offerings to her outposts all over the country, from Palm Beach to Chicago. Her biggest secret, though? She doesn’t collect anything for herself.

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What’s intriguing you now in design? I’m not sure if there is an official term for it, but I think of it as “accessible design,” just not of the ADA variety, referring to the way blogging and social media platforms like Pinterest have made design so much more approachable for those without formal experience. The end result is a much more beautiful world.

What’s trending? Midcentury is really hot right now; it’s all anybody wants. That means, though, that it’s a great time to snag incredible 18th-century pieces for a fraction of what they sell for usually. Plus, a gorgeous brown wood Georgian desk will always come back into style.

Can’t get enough of: I’m pretty obsessed with cement and encaustic tile at the moment. We used it in spades to complement the modern blackand-white style of our bar. I love the creamy matte look and feel of it and all the eclectic patterns. It makes such a huge statement.

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Can’t get enough of… Jewelry. It’s our biggest category, and for good reason. Estate pieces have soul, and the materials used in their construction are beautiful. Up next: I’m gearing up for a sale of the furniture from the Kennedy compound in Palm Beach in January. When the family sold the house to the new owner, John Castle, it was filled with their things, including the dining room table

Shop ’til you drop: All the new antiques and consignment shops opening South of Southern and in the Lake Worth area are incredible new additions to our retail landscape. There’s a treasure trove of great buys outside of Antique Row. On your radar: Organic, natural minimalism is exactly my speed lately. I’m a huge fan of midcentury and Scandinavian modern styles, and I love seeing them mixed with of-the-moment

elements drawn from nature. It feels so fresh, authentic and timeless. What’s trending? Creatives have been branching out and finding new ways of expression beyond their current chosen mediums. We’ve seen floral designers diving into hand-lettering, photographers branching out into styling or video, and so on. I think there’s been a real movement to grow artistically and try new things. Up next: Social House will definitely by occupying the majority of my time for the next few years. I’m looking forward to growing and nurturing the series of events we’re hosting for the design community, including our Maker Meets, live music nights and art exhibits. Laura McGlynn is the owner and co-founder of Lake Worth’s newest creative co-working and events venue, Social House. She finds unexpected inspiration in the old patterns and textures present in archaeology.

Images: Counterclockwise from top: A vignette from Leslie Hindman’s sale of Lars Bolander’s Palm Beach property and a yellow diamond estate ring up for auction. Scenes from Laura McGlynn’s recently opened co-working space for creatives, Social House, in Lake Worth.

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On your radar: Local interior designer Gil Wash is an enormous talent. She was the designer of record for the restoration of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater. She has such a deep understanding of architecture, and it shines through brilliantly in her work. Steven Stolman was the former president at renowned fabric house Scalamandré and is the author of the new Gibbs Smith tome, Confessions of a Serial Entertainer. He’s a prolific baker who is happy to call Palm Beach home.

4 THE MERCHANT BETH GEDULD

On my nightstand: I recently picked up Maureen Footer’s book George Stacy and the Creation of American Chic. I know they say not to judge a book by its cover, but make an exception for this one: The rich green carpet on the jacket, when paired with the red lampshade and yellow chair, is over-the-top and wonderful. It’s easy to see why Stacy was so very successful in the 1930s through the 1950s.

3 THE ENTERTAINER STEVEN STOLMAN

What’s trending? There has definitely been a return to color that is altering the landscape of interior design; it’s been dominated by neutrals—specifically earth tones—for far too long. I think people now are beginning to be less afraid to be celebratory in their own environments and are looking to the extraordinary rooms of Mario Buatta and Sister Parish for inspiration.

Dream collaborations: During my time at Scalamandré I was lucky to be able to realize many of my collaborative dreams—putting out collections with Lenox, Eastern Accents and Port 68. I do, though, still feel like I have something left to say in fashion. I started my career with Lilly Pulitzer, and I’d love to get back to that world one day. Hip hood: Northwood is better than ever. It’s been so much fun to see what’s happening in that part of West Palm Beach in the way of blossoming businesses. I think we’re going to continue seeing a lot of amazing stuff coming out of there soon. For the design-obsessed: Next time you’re in Dania Beach, pay a visit to the Gallery of Amazing Things; it has to be seen to be believed. It used to be a natural history museum that has since morphed into a really unique event space that still showcases a massive collection of fossilized objets, aviation parts and natural art items, many made from butterfly wings, that are all hauntingly beautiful. It’s also home to one of the largest private Royal Doulton collections in the world.

What’s intriguing you now? Concierge service. It’s not enough to provide furniture, lighting, art or decorative accessories to your clients, you have to do more, and it’s become so exciting. There’s a real thrill I get from making the impossible a reality. Ones to watch: I absolutely love Verellen. Their Black Tie sofa line is one of my favorites, and everyone who sees it immediately understands why. It’s perfect for achieving that contemporary California look. Favorite items in inventory: The dining table that John Ford designed for Renovation Room is in a league of its own. It’s completely constructed by hand and feels very sculptural thanks to the thick pieces of glass used for its legs. I also have two beautiful chandeliers in the front of the showroom that always get people talking. Best places to scout for furniture finds: I’m always on the hunt for pieces that are different and new to market. I go to the New York, Milan and Paris shows annually and find the most incredible things, which I’m always dying to bring back to the showroom. Share your aesthetic: In our showroom, we’re all about white walls, exposed air-conditioning units, Belgian linen draperies and Italian light gray tiles. I’m from the Northeast originally, so I wanted it to feel like my one-time home. Owner of Hallandale Beach’s acclaimed furniture showroom Renovation Room, Beth Geduld finds inspiration in all places, from artistic paper cutting to Jamie Oliver’s newest cookbook.

Images: From top: Offerings from Renovation Room’s impressive inventory of goods, where Beth Geduld’s tastes run the gamut from sleek, contemporary style to traditional design. Steven Stolman’s latest entertaining manual and a plate from Lenox’s collaboration with Scalamandré.

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THE VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM’S INTRIGUING “WHAT IS LUXURY?” EXHIBIT STIMULATED OUR OWN THOUGHTS AND CONVERSATIONS ON DECODING THAT VERY QUERY.

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nswering the question of what luxury is proves to be a much more complex task than one would imagine. On the surface, the widely accepted denotation of the word skews toward the ornate, highpriced, limited-edition, but perhaps distilling luxury down to just a prescribed set of words is not the best course to chart. It is rather an idea that shapes to who you are, what you like, where you live…even when you live. For its provocative exhibit “What is Luxury?” (through September 27), the Victoria and Albert Museum in London questions, challenges and explores this concept through the eyes of curators Jana Scholze and Leanne Wierzba, who peel back the layers of the obvious to unveil that, in fact, luxury is established and molded within certain parameters—time, setting and individual preference. The show, which promises to “interrogate ideas of luxury today…and address how luxury is made and understood in a physical, conceptual and cultural capacity,” analyzes the evolving perception of the notion. A jewel-encrusted, solid-gold crown fashioned for 18th-century Portuguese royalty gets just as equal value as a plastic object created within the confines of a fictional future where the now commonplace material is heralded as a rarity. In answer to the museum’s general call on the subject, we asked design industry vets to interpret their own meaning of luxury, and what we discovered was a common thread: Luxury is an impression, a moment in time, space, experience, the undeniable pleasure of something well-made. It’s the softness and warmth of walnut; the beauty in the imperfect hand-made light fixture; the truly one-of-a-kind artifact brought back from a worldly excursion. Luxury goes beyond the fundamental to a place of the exclusive and the extraordinary. Read on and ponder your own definition.

This page: Voltage haute couture dress by Iris van Herpen, 2013, Paris. Opposite: Body 1, Re-materialisation of Systems, 2014, by El Ultimo Grito, constructed using borosilicate glass and Lycra.

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“Luxury doesn’t need to be fussy or complicated. It should be inviting and not off-putting.” -JOE NAHEM

-OLIVER M. FURTH

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“Invest in light fixtures. One needs to be careful 3when buying cheap lighting—it’s analogous to buying cheap shoes; they might look good for one season, but they rarely age well.”

-THOMAS JAYNE

“I adore the glorious colors used by Richard Diebenkorn and Helen Frankenthaler, the abstract texture of Marcia Meyers, and our local Bay Area artists, such as Nathan Oliveira and Wayne Thiebaud.” -SUZANNE TUCKER

“We have reached a point where luxury is uniqueness: the painting that was a gift from an artist friend; the fabric brought back from a trip to Istanbul. Luxury is deeply personal.” -ALEXA HAMPTON

“I GRAVITATE TOWARD PAINTINGS THAT SHOW THE INCREDIBLE EFFORT PUT INTO IT BY THE ARTIST. I LOVE CLEAN PHOTOGRAPHY LIKE CLIFFORD ROSS' BEACH SHOTS.” -AERIN LAUDER

“ART IS A WAY OF SURROUNDING YOURSELF WITH THAT WHICH BOTH INSPIRES AND DELIGHTS; IT'S A DIRECT WINDOW INTO ONE'S SOUL.” -MARTYN LAWRENCE BULLARD

INSTALLATION, GOLD BOX AND CROWN PHOTOS: COURTESY THE VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM, LONDON.

“THERE'S SOME ARCHITECTURE THAT IS MEANT TO EXPRESS LUXURY, BUT I'M MUCH MORE INTERESTED IN STRUCTURES THAT PROMOTE A WELLLIVED LIFE.”

“When you touch, taste or smell something and you don't even think to ask yourself if that sensation is a luxury, then you have found a luxury.” -GEORGE MATOUK, JR.

“A room is never really complete—the best interiors are always those that evolve over time.” -NATE BERKUS

“An overly planned space becomes mundane as does an overly planned life—spontaneity is everything.” -ROBERT PASSAL

Clockwise from top left: A peek inside the Victoria and Albert Museum's "What is Luxury?" exhibit. Aram Mooradian's gold object player, 2011, which he created imagining a future where the metal is valued as an enduring repository for memories and dreams. A crown made of diamonds, emeralds and rubies set into gold with rococo scrolls from 18th-century Portugal, on loan from The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Collection.

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“WITHOUT A DOUBT, NEOCLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE IS THE QUINTESSENCE OF LUXURY—EXTRAORDINARY DETAILING SET WITHIN A RESTRAINED FRAMEWORK!” -TIMOTHY CORRIGAN

“I’m often seduced by the skill of Old Masters. I recently attended the John Singer Sargent exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery in London and experiencing his sensual, rich paintings reminded me just how timeless they all truly are.” -PHILIP GORRIVAN

“A LIFE WELL-LIVED INCLUDES A GOOD AMOUNT OF TIME TO RELAX. IT’S MOMENTS SPENT IN LOVELY BUT MUTED SURROUNDINGS THAT PROVE TO BE TRUE LUXURIES.”

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you touch every day—sheets, towels, the fabric on your favorite chair. These tactile things bring quiet comfort to your everyday.”

“AUTHENTICITY IS THE ONE ELEMENT THAT CONFERS STATUS TO AN ITEM. IT CAN BE SIMPLE LINEN OR A HAND-WAXED TERRA-COTTA FLOOR, BUT IT HAS TO REPRESENT THE PURE, IDEALIZED FORM OF THAT MATERIAL.”

-THOMAS PHEASANT

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exemplifies pure luxury; it requires so much real estate. Art and real estate together are the ultimate luxury.” -MADELINE WEINRIB

-MADELINE STUART

“IT’S EXPERIENCE THAT DEFINES LUXURY, IT’S NO LONGER ABOUT PRODUCT.” -PETER DUNHAM

“LUXURY IS HARMONY. AT THE CORE OF HARMONY IS DECISIVE EDITING. IF YOU DON’T LOVE AN OBJECT, LOSE IT.”

-JAMIE DRAKE

-AMY LAU

“I have a certain attraction to the f iber arts and how such an ancient art form can still be fresh and luxurious. Olga de Amaral is an artist who creates hauntingly beautiful textiles and hangings.”

“FOR ME, LUXURY IS A COMBINATION OF QUALITY, FUNCTIONALITY, LIVABILITY, CREATIVITY; THERE’S NOTHING MORE LUXURIOUS THAN CREATING A SPACE THAT HITS ALL THESE NOTES.” -MEGAN WINTERS

Image: Jellyfish installation, 2010, by Denmark-based glass artist Steffen Dam.

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“There is no substitute for beautiful manners and thoughtfulness, or, for that matter, sheer quality.”

“COMFORT AND QUALITY ARE THE ULTIMATE LUXURY TO ME TODAY AND ALWAYS.”

-TRICIA GUILD

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23 “LUXURY IS TIME: TIME TO CREATE. TIME TO READ.

TIME TO RELAX. TIME TO FOCUS. TIME TO EXPLORE. LUXURY LEADERS FIND THE TIME.” -RALPH PUCCI

“I am certain there is luxury in experience— how we feel in a space is more significant than how it may look.”

“The Palais Garnier is a blip in my otherwise almost exclusive love of modernist and Brutalist architecture. The luxury is in the massive footprint they occupy and the purity of dedication to an idea.” -TIM BUTCHER AND LIZZIE DESHAYES

-HOLLY HUNT

“THE WEATHERED PATINA OF WOOD CONJURES LUXURY FOR ME; SPECIFICALLY RICH, RECLAIMEDWOOD FLOORS THAT ACT AS A CANVAS FOR AN AMAZING RUG.” -BEN SOLEIMANI

“Custom lampshades can be wickedly expensive and seem unnecessary, but they are often that bespoke, cherry-on-top layer that I would call luxury.” -CELERIE KEMBLE

29 “Luxury is comfort, casual elegance with a balance of sculptural furniture and art.”

-STEVEN HARRIS AND LUCIEN REES ROBERTS

“PEOPLE PEOPLE REFER TO THE STYLE OF THE 1920-40S AS ART DECO, BUT I THINK S AN OVERSIMPLIFICATION OF A PERIOD THAT’S THAT GAVE US PURE LUXURY.” -JAMES MAGNI

“I SUBSCRIBE TO THE ‘LESS IS MORE’ CREDO. BUY FEWER HIGH QUALITY PIECES AS OPPOSED TO A LOT OF JUNK.” -HEATHER HILLIARD

Images: A double look at the Second Space Travellers Watch, George Daniels, 1983.

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Beauty matters: I was not a textile expert before starting my company and the whole thing began by mistake really: I just wanted to produce beautiful things and see if I could sell them. So, I left my home in South Africa for Brussels, where I garnered a tremendous wealth of knowledge on linen, silk, cashmere and tailoring techniques, and from there, my passion developed into so much more than I could have ever imagined. A love of linen: It’s obvious I fell in love with linen. Aside from it being the oldest fiber known to man, linen is also such a versatile material; it can take on many forms. There’s quite a debt in the market when it comes to linen because it’s a difficult material to work with. Anything natural possesses imperfections in the fibers, and that’s precisely what I like to use. Linen can also achieve perfection if pushed. It’s a fabric that can go from acutely raw to highly luxurious—what’s not to love about that? Creative process: Mine is a fluid one, but not a perfect science; it shifts depending upon my current muse or inspiration. One constant, though, are my drawings—I sketch everything by hand to convey an idea. When the idea is ready, I work very closely with each mill and artisan to create a new product. I’m also a believer in creating change through a contrast of textures—an enduring combination has been my heavy Buffalo linen alongside the very delicate Feather Cashmere. Life in Windsor: I absolutely love it! It’s just far enough from the hustle and bustle of London and flush with history: My studio lives in famed Mistress Page’s House, steps from Windsor Castle; it’s so easy to be constantly inspired in such an environment. Greatest luxury: Spending time on the banks of Africa’s Zambezi River, where mobile phones and hair dryers don’t work, and having nothing more on the to-do list than a long hike in the brush. What’s next: I’ve recently noticed a lot of buzz around organic, natural materials and how the artisans’ hands are more noticeable in the product. For de Le Cuona, this has always been the mantra. That being said, I never ignore modern machinery, because mixing handmade and modern techniques creates something entirely dynamic with a fresh perspective—that’s the future.

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ANNIE LEIBOVITZ: Annie is very astute. When we met to shoot our family portrait, she had already studied basically every image of us her office could find. She had analyzed our wardrobe and knew what she wanted us to wear. It was remarkable to work with someone at that level of professionalism. She pieces together personality, point of view and purpose in her camera work.

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PORTRAIT: RENÉ CERVANTES. LIVING ROOM PHOTO: PETER MARGONELLI.

The husband-and-wife duo behind design firm Carrier and Company may be self-admitted bohemians, though you wouldn’t be quick to make that guess from a peek at their vast portfolio of highprofile clients: think Anna Wintour and Jason Wu, amongst many other fashion greats. Their first foray in the world of publishing, entitled Carrier and Company: Positively Chic Interiors, invites you into the expertly eclectic and all-parts covetable spaces that they’ve dreamed up since they launched their firm in 2005. Here, Jesse Carrier and Mara Miller chime in on their weaknesses, Italian muses and— what else?—having the illustrious Annie Leibovitz shoot their family portrait.

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Fashion leader Oscar de la Renta’s legacy for making women look and feel beautiful has long since made its way off the runway and into our homes. This fall, by way of a powerhouse partnership with Portuguese porcelain brand Vista Alegre, this same sensibility has taken the form of fine china. “Vista Alegre is a company with an incredible legacy,” says Carolina Irving, creative director at Oscar de la Renta Home. “The collaboration between us has been such a fascinating process.” Named after Irving herself, the Carolina collection takes its distinctive pattern directly from a gown designed for de la Renta’s Spring 2006 runway collection. “What’s so great about the scheme is that we were able to lift individual prints from the dress to be applied to the tabletop pieces,” recalls Irving. “I spent two days in the factory exploring the archives with the Vista Alegre team. We took a versatile pattern and together we reinterpreted it in a fresh and beautiful way.” The full-range dinner service is characterized by floral motifs and boasts a vibrant coral hue—one of the late fashion designer’s favorites. “Coral has always been a classical color used in 18th-century china,” adds Irving. “The goal was to revisit something antique and translate it to modern times with Oscar’s unmistakeable eye.”

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MEMORY BANK NEAR THE SHORES OF LAKE COMO, PROMEMORIA’S ROMEO SOZZI DRAWS ON HIS FAMILY’S RICH TRADITION OF CRAFTSMANSHIP, CREATING DISTINGUISHED FURNISHINGS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY. WRITTEN BY LISA BINGHAM DEWART PRODUCED BY ARLYN HERNANDEZ

Luxury design is embedded in Romeo Sozzi’s DNA. “I’m a third-generation cabinetmaker,” says the founder and president of Italian furniture firm Promemoria. “I grew up in the family workshop, learning from my father and grandfather.” In 1988, after clients began requesting custom items, Romeo conceived Promemoria. “I wanted to offer people the pieces they couldn’t find on the market.” Today, the prestigious brand’s manufacturing methods would seem familiar even to the Sozzi family’s 19th-century forbearers, who made their living as coachmakers for the local nobility. “We don’t have stock and our production is not industrial; everything is handmade here in Italy, often customized and done in limited editions,” says Romeo, who has continued his family’s generational influence by bringing aboard his sons Stefano, Davide and Paolo. Beyond his hands-on strategy, Romeo approaches design holistically. “A product is not just an object; it’s an experience,” he points out. “I use fragrant woods like cypress for the inside of cabinets to ignite the sense of smell, and there’s nothing like caressing a velvet chair to rouse the sense of touch.” For inspiration, Romeo ranges widely, finding it equally in the landscape of his home near Lake Como and further afield (a recent collection drew from Asian philosophy). While grounded in centuriesold traditions, Romeo continues to hone his vision and practices. “Last year, we introduced alabaster for lampshades as well as a process that combines strips of leather in different colors that resembles stacked wood,” he reports. This year, they showed cabinets and tables inlaid with bronze flecks reminiscent of stars scattered across the night sky. Even the firm’s name—a Latin term meaning “for the sake of memory”—suggests the brand’s impulse to look to both the future and the past as the business continues to evolve. “I call my company Promemoria because I understand it as a memory of past traditions, which has a fundamental role in my work,” says Romeo. Adds Paolo, “Though our philosophy changes a little every day to move forward, we still follow the memory.”

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“I have always thought with systems and structure in mind,” explains New York-based bespoke lighting designer Bec Brittain, whose latest introductions fall perfectly in line with her distinct geometric body of work. Debuting at this year’s ICFF was Zelda (shown above), which, like many of Brittain’s creations, is highly versatile. “Zelda’s flexible form can be fashioned in a simple single diamond formation, arranged concentrically in geometric orbits or fit together like the links of a chain,” she says. “I initially had a few ideas for configuration during the sketch process, but now that we have the parts in-house and can play with them, new ideas start to reveal themselves.” Proving that design is anything but linear, Zelda’s powerful persona shows off Brittain’s classic trademark of fusing

cutting-edge technology alongside sculptural shapes conveyed in sleek materials. “Clearly, I love brass,” states the designer. “And, Zelda’s juxtaposition of the brass-encased LED tubing with the gracefully suspended planar forms adapts to a vast array of spaces and sensibilities. I just love the freedom of lighting design, in that I have so much room to play sculpturally.” Indeed, with both architecture and philosophy in her degree repertoire, Brittain’s translation of light is uniquely her own and unquestionably a subject of intrigue among the rest of the industry. Currently, the creative Brooklynite is expanding her reach—with her new Los Angeles outpost opening this fall— bridging her forward-thinking point of view from coast to coast.

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WHO: Jewelry designer and trendsetter Allegra Fanjul, the Palm Beach-based style blogger behind veryallegra.com. WHAT: Expect to see beach-chic baubles and statement pieces from Fanjul’s personal collection, cool designer vignettes, classic ensembles and a lot of palm trees. WHY: Through her lens, Fanjul expresses the fashion-savvy lifestyle that makes her blog so popular. With curated images of her jewelry designs, outfits, food and travel shots, her Instagram feed provides inspiration and insight into the fashionista’s world. IN HER WORDS: “I love my iPhone 6 and its camera when I’m on the go. I try to have the best lighting when taking photos so I don’t need to use any filters. I also have a Canon EOS 70D that I use for most of my outfit shots. My favorite lens is a 40mm, because it gives you the ability to have a blurred background effect.”

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Metropica, a community megaproject in Sunrise, will be a 4-million-square-foot center featuring a variety of different retail shops, diverse restaurant options and eight individual residential towers. Among the plethora of amenities currently under construction are a central park, a health and wellness center, an exclusive, resortstyle South Beach-inspired beach club, several public and civic performing arts spaces, mini soccer fields and more. The brainchild of architect Chad Oppenheim, landscape architecture firm EDSA, architectural design firm CI Design and design house YOO, the urban project seeks to embody the feel of a “city within a suburb.” Phase one of the $1.5-billion complex, the residential towers, broke ground this summer. YOO at Metropica, the first residential tower, will feature a soothing color palette of pale gray, silver and white with pops of color. “The building expresses notions of tropical modernism,” says Oppenheim. “It celebrates the connection between nature and the built environment by establishing an ecological urbanism of lush native gardens and city living.” livemetropica.com

When will you open? Our new showroom at 1351 Boca Raton Boulevard will have its grand opening in January 2016. Why Boca Raton? We have firsthand experience with consumers in this area, as well as an amazing pool of talented designers and developers with which we work. It was an easy decision. What brands do you offer? Vanguard, EJ Victor, Baker, Caracole, Burton James, Visual Comfort, Adriana Hoyos, Seasonal Living and our own original line of case goods. What makes your showroom different? The heart and soul of the new showroom will be our community room. We will not only be hosting educational design seminars and celebrity design lectures, but we will also allow local organizations to use the space. clivedaniel.com

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“We have quite a few amazing antiques stores in West Palm Beach. Côté Jardin has stunning and eclectic offerings, while Authentic Provence carries lovely French garden wares and fountains. Mecox and Walker Zabriskie Furniture are also wonderful sources.”

“Susie Wilber, co-founder of The Laughing Dog Gallery in Vero Beach, has a well-trained eye and an extensive knowledge of the world of fine American crafts. Her exhibitions at the gallery are inspiring, and the experience is always joyful.”

“Although Vero Beach is diminutive in size, we make up for it with an abundant arts and cultural scene. The Vero Beach Museum of Art has great exhibitions showcasing a wide variety of mediums and styles. It is a constant source of inspiration and a hub of creativity.”

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Formerly an award-winning television commercial director, Island Company’s founder and creative director, Spencer Antle, is an adventurous entrepreneur that has made a name for himself in the world of designer resort wear. His swimwear line, as well as his mix of dresses, shirts, sandals, accessories and more, have a simple, albeit luxurious, quality to them. Although he attributes his initial fashion success to chance, having only dabbled in design to offer his former girlfriend a better swimsuit selection, Island Company has become a staple in its hometown of West Palm Beach, though its reach is expanding quickly. Island Company now has six retail stores from Nantucket to Grand Cayman and is sold at more than 300 resorts worldwide. Here, we take a moment to shoot the breeze with the man that started the brand. islandcompany.com Describe your aesthetic vision. Everything I design at and for the Island Company is intended to have a neo-retro feel. Whether it’s 20 years ago or 20 years from now, our clothing is timeless enough to remain popular. The secret to my success is that we do not dictate the clothes for the lifestyle; the lifestyle dictates them to us.

Why Palm Beach? Being in Palm Beach is important because it is part of our authenticity. We’re located in the tropics, unlike some other resort-style clothing companies that design out in the cold. Someday, I’m going to move this whole thing to Havana where I can have a landing strip and 600 acres of pure tropical ridiculousness.

What is your approach to design? My artistic process is a series of rough drafts tweaked to perfection. I’ve created dresses from sketches I’ve drawn on napkins, or pieced together an outfit using ideas inspired by a movie. In the end, I don’t get wrapped up in the particulars—clothes are meant to be commodities that must sell and fit perfectly.

Who is your favorite local artist? The late Lamar Briggs, an abstract artist whose use of tropical color palettes was incredible, remains an inspiration to me. His paintings, monotypes, watercolors, sculptures, woodcuts and tapestries have been exhibited internationally. He was a good friend and a lot of fun to have lunch with. He will be missed.

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Architectural footwear brand United Nude is reinventing the way fashionistas strut in their high heels. Known for its sculptural silhouettes and advanced manufacturing processes, the company is at it again: expanding its multidimensional, rubber-molded Lo Res collection—shown in High Red, Metallic Silver and Blossom—by incorporating malleable chromed-finishing technologies into some of its designs. And thanks to 3D Systems, the label has also launched a limited-edition collaboration line with such design greats as Zaha Hadid and Ross Lovegrove to offer wearable 3D-printed shoes that might as well be art. In a shared expression of love for fashion and design, United Nude presented its latest styles at a pop-up shop during the recent opening of AC Hotel Miami Beach. Since both brands boast a modern mindset and European roots, the pairing was a natural step and speaks to the hotel’s expansion into the lifestyle arena. This partnership proves that if the shoe fits, you don’t have to just wear it—you can wear it in style. unitednude.com; ac-hotels.com

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9 a.m. Meet me at my showroom, Catherine Stewart Home, for some great design ideas. Pick up a hostess gift or gorgeous pillow for your home before heading over to Emko across the street for a cup of coffee and a pastry. Stay and explore the art, too. 10 a.m. Take a stroll up South Dixie to find some hidden gems near the Norton Museum of Art. Boutiques like Dina C’s vintage clothing store offer hard-to-find accessories, as well as one-of-a-kind items. 11 a.m. Don’t forget to take a peek at the Norton Museum’s permanent art displays and sculpture gardens. It’s a wonderful place for a reflective stroll among leafy palms and Ann Norton’s amazing sculptures.

3 p.m. Drive a few minutes north to visit the incomparable Bruce Helander’s studio. He’s a talented local artist who specializes in collage projects. His pieces are highly collectible; I’m very lucky to own one myself. 4 p.m. Cross the Royal Park Bridge to find Lori Jayne Monogramming. Lori has impeccable taste and provides in-store monogramming, in addition to a bevy of other exquisite custom home and fashion items.

12 p.m. Stop by Table 26 for brunch. The atmosphere there is both intimate and refined with a nautical twist to boot; plus, the eggs benedict is always delicious.

5 p.m. I also like Tracy Smith’s shop, House of Lavande, in the Royal Poinciana Plaza. The store boasts an incredible array of vintage jewelry— beautiful necklaces, rings and wearable art pieces—available from all the famous design houses.

1 p.m. Head over to see Chase Thomas at Lotus Hair Studio. With more than 20 years of experience trimming the tresses of Palm Beach’s fashion elite, you won’t be disappointed.

6 p.m. Grab an early dinner at Lynora’s downtown. It recently opened to rave reviews and offers excellent Italian fare. I recommend any of the salads, and the brick-oven pizzas are a crowd favorite.

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Furniture and lighting designer Catherine Stewart recently opened her own showroom, Catherine Stewart Home, on South Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach. Ten minutes north of Antique Row, the showroom carries items from her personal label, Hamilton Furniture, but also offers up custom furniture and design services. Exotic woods and intricate inlay patterns adorn small household items throughout the shop, and Stewart stocks unique pre-wrapped gift items that are perfect as housewarming presents. “I recently began showcasing emerging artists at White Gallery two doors down from my shop,” says Stewart. “Our first show was with Austin Manchester, whose work is very surreal and dreamlike. I hope to approach other local talents during the fall and winter seasons to host weeklong shows.” Here, Stewart takes a break to sit down with us and share her itinerary for a casual day of shopping in West Palm Beach. catherinestewarthome.com

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Personal style: Traditional with an edge. Signature look: Blazer or country jacket, shirt and tie…with scarves and boots, of course; I live in the country! Closet staples: I’m a big Tom Ford fan and his jackets are among some of my favorite pieces I own. Recent fashion score: A new pair of Thom Browne wingtip brogues. Interior philosophy: Classic timelessness always seems relevant, especially when it’s thoughtfully intermixed with modern elements in fresh ways. Design mantra: Old is the new "new." Accessory motives: They ebb and flow in importance to me, usually by season—more important in winter, less in summer. Splurge-worthy: Art and antiques, beautiful fabrics and luggage. Source of inspiration: The natural world around me, specifically my farm in Virginia. Never too many… Overcoats. Can’t live without… Dogs. Guilty pleasure: Dogs with overcoats. Luxury is… Things that feel good to the touch—a tactile experience. Whether rough and splintery or smooth and soft, luxury is a feeling.

6 1. No. 9718 Doorknocker / Price available upon request / nanz.com. 2. Gamekeeper Pendant / $1,710 / curreycodealers.com. 3. Cowgirl Money Clip / $5,450 / tomford.com. 4. The Variance Set Spirit Decanters / $279 for set of six / reclamationetchworks.com. 5. Theo Fabric in Yarrow and Rosa Fabric in Valencia / Price available upon request / placetextiles.com. 6. Dove Sideboard / $8,997 / hickorychair.com. 7. Carved Walnut Georgian Style Leather Upholstered Wing Chair / $3,840 / 1stdibs.com.

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Personal style: My uniform is California preppy—not to be confused with East Coast prep. Signature look: A custom shirt, hues of blue and barefoot. Closet staples: I’m a creature of habit: I’ve had my favorite topsiders resoled three times as well as a pair of Gucci loafers. Recent fashion score: A navy blue Burberry trench for all those rainy L.A. days. Interior philosophy: Traditional base flecked with a laid-back vibe. Design mantra: Navy is my neutral; it’s my spirit color. Accessory motives: Accents are the jewelry, the sparkle, the shine in any space, and I allocate a hefty portion of any budget towards these finishing touches. Recent design score: An all-blue Alex Katz lithograph; art is always worth the splurge. Indulge in… Fine linens—anything made in small runs. Leontine Linens in New Orleans is a great resource for luxury goods. Never too many… Blue checked shirts. Can’t live without… My dog Nacho. Guilty pleasure: A hot dog from Pink’s. Luxury is… Something made incredibly well and that embodies both style and timelessness. I look to small, bespoke companies as my barometer of luxury.

1. Lundy Light Fixture / $1,565 / urbanelectricco.com. 2. Colour Block Oak Smoke Blend Decorative & Glazed Tile / Price available upon request / mandarinstone.com. 3. Indigo Ombre Rope Dog Leash / $62 / foundmyanimal.com. 4. Billy Bar / Nina Campbell Collection for Oomph / $2,095 / oomphonline.com. 5. Voyage en Ikat Presentation Plate in Sapphire and Dessert Plate in Sapphire / $630 and $290 / hermes.com. 6. Thomas Chair / Priced from $4,366 / flexformny.com. 7. Dhurrie II / $885 / stfrank.com.

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PORTRAIT: BETH COLLER.

BLUE PERIOD

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Personal style: Classic but diverse. Signature look: I suppose I’m known for my bow ties, but one day I may wear a runway piece from Dior Homme and the next a tailored Savile Row three-piece suit. Regardless, I tend to “dress up” everyday. Closet staple: Vintage tails from the 1920s. I found them at a consignment store and they didn’t need so much as a stich of alterations—it was as if they had been tailored just for me. Recent design score: An extraordinarily beautiful seascape painting entitled End of the Road—Provincetown 1948; it was a birthday gift to myself. Fashion mantra: Menswear is the new forefront of fashion. Never too many… Cufflinks! I have hundreds. Can’t live without… My custommade croc wingtips. Guilty pleasure: Cashmere. Luxury is… The individual craftsman who has literally made something for you with his or her own hands; it is the single greatest indication of true luxury. Whether it’s a bespoke suit, custom-fitted shoes, a made-tomeasure shirt or a silk-covered sofa, having something made solely for you by a craftsperson is the greatest of luxuries.

1. Melange Chair / $5,500 / kellywearstler.com. 2. Astral Agnes 1-12 Bulb / $7,500 / lindseyadelman.com. 3. Jake and Elwood Occasional Tables / $1,578 and $4,125 / selva.com. 4. Green Pond Feather Bow Tie / $185 / brackishbowties.com. 5. Hand-Painted Credenza / $9,800 / jeffmartinjoinery.ca. 6. Form Bowls Tall Large Copper / $210 for set of five / tomdixon.net. 7. Tribar Mirror / $1,275 / bowernyc.com. 8. DF 35 Hand Lever Handles in Antique Silver / Price available upon request / charlesedwards.com.

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1. Otis Flat on Belly Handmade Rug / Priced from $485 / houseofrym.com. 2. Kastrup Backpack / $525 / wantessentiels.com. 3. Ring Dish in Charcoal Swirl with Gold / Price available upon request / suiteonestudio.com. 4. L1898-00 Leather Ottoman / Price available upon request / leeindustries.com. 5. British Invasion Pillow in Luggage and Denim Pillow in Blue / $665 each / lancewovens.com. 6. Cannes Crystal Table Lamp / $1,470 / aerin.com. 7. Olivera Chaise Lounge / $23,500 / kgblnyc.com.

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Personal style: Earthy and fairly laid-back. Signature look: I always feel most comfortable in blue jeans, leather boots and a button-down work shirt. Closet staple: I have an old Double Ralph Lauren snap shirt that’s perfectly worn, super soft and incredibly comfortable. Recent fashion score: A handmade pair of Italian leather boots from Fiorentini + Baker. Interior philosophy: Modern with a warm soul; I love rooms that are very edited and straightforward but thoughtfully designed. Design mantra: Authenticity is the new American Dream. Splurge-worthy: I recently indulged in a beautiful wood turning by artist Joshua Vogel. Source of inspiration: The Scandinavian culture consistently strives for elegant simplicity and timeless style, and I’d like to think I do the same in my interiors. Never too many… Wood bowls—no two are ever exactly alike. Can’t live without… My Maldon sea salt. Guilty pleasure: A Friday night double feature at the local theater. Luxury is… Less about privilege and more about experience and awareness: being mindful of a beautiful sunset, sipping a good bourbon, enjoying a delicious home-cooked meal, having time off and sleeping in.

PORTRAIT: RENÉ CERVANTES.

CABIN FEVER

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Monumental CHIPPENDALE

Chippendale-Style Mahogany Breakfront Bookcase This magnificent and monumental library bookcase is classic Chippendale in both design and craftsmanship. Based on an almost identical cabinet from Thomas Chippendale’s masterwork, The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker’s Director, 1761, this bookcase displays all of the aesthetic hallmarks of Chippendale’s design. The case is crafted of the finest Cuban mahogany and reaches a height of over nine feet and a length of over fourteen feet. Circa 1875. #29-9965

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This spring, Luxe Interiors + Design brought its unique sense of style to the 27th annual International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF), North America’s platform for global design. Held at New York City’s Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, the show attracted designophiles from around the world seeking what’s best and what’s next in contemporary design. As an exclusive sponsor of the four-day show, Luxe Interiors + Design presented the Luxe Pavilion, a carefully curated mix of luxury brand exhibitors, including Afina, Allison Eden Studios, Amadi Carpets, Apex Mills, Ashley Norton, Atelier Premiere, BainUltra, Bobo Royale, Caesarstone, Ciot, Classic Rug, Cliff Young, Corbett Lighting, Cosmic, Decorative Art & Design by Ari, Ellisha Alexina, Empire Industries, Envy, Exclusive Home Interiors, Features Outdoor Living, Ferguson, The Furniture Society, Gameroom Concepts, Guilded LTD., Hardware Renaissance, Hubbardton Forge, The Hudson Company, Hudson Valley Lighting, Hydro Systems, Imaestri, Indo Artifacts, Insane Luxury, Jacuzzi, Jamie Durie Designs, Lambert et Fils, Lapyk, Latoscana, Lazzoni, Lee Industries, Lexington Home Brands, Lorin Marsh, Lucky Anya, Marretti, Material ConneXion, Matthew Studios, Metropolitan Home Hardware & Bath, Monica Correia, Naula, New Moon, Noble Environmental Technologies, Offcentre, Oliver & George Living, Pasargad, Pehuén, Pianeta Legno Floors Inc., Pivot, Pivot Project, Richard W. Townsend, Rocky Mountain Hardware, RS Ceramics, Safavieh, Savy Paint, Simon Pearce, Sublime, Suite NY, Summit Rug, Sunbrella Performance Art, Tapologie, THG-Paris, Troy Lighting, Urban City Designs, XPZ and Zen Design. The Pavilion also played host to the Luxe Lounge, furnished by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams and Farrow & Ball. The lounge served as a luxurious and comfortable destination, and provided daily design programming, refreshments and snacks, an interactive photo booth and a jam-packed closing night celebration.

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THE PIECE: Castle 9-01 THE DESIGNER: Jason Miller for Roll & Hill FIND IT: rollandhill.com THE INSPIRATION: The glass pieces of Castle can extend to different lengths yet still remain horizontal or vertical, taking their cues from a game of chess and the rookâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ability to jump any distance but with restricted direction.

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CENTER STAGE DESIGN’S LUXURY LEADERS OFFER CREATIVE NOTIONS ON THE SEASON’S FINEST IN HOME DÉCOR. WRITTEN BY MIMI FAUCETT / PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOANNA MCCLURE

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Drama: Castle is a showstopper. It is industrial by way of repetition yet sculpturally compelling and radiant. The way the light subtly glows, rather than shining brightly, is its greatest strength. Statement: Our eye immediately focuses on a “statement piece.” A dynamic shape, like that of Castle, draws you in and demands attention. Talent: Offering a voice to the next generation of designers is vital to our industry. Young creatives today, like Jason Miller, bring new ideas and start conversations that lead to innovation. Luxury: Keen attention to the details of materiality and functionality is luxury.

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CHARLIE COSBY HEAD OF CREATIVE FARROW & BALL

Composition: The strength of the Tommy collection is in the juxtaposition of its complex texture within simple silhouettes. The pieces command attention in a soft yet stable way. Classic: The collection reminds me of European antiques markets, with the design combining influences from both classic French eras and midcentury patterns. Evolution: There is a fine balance to strike when retaining the essence of a brand and moving with the times. People live informally today, and by incorporating formal pieces into everyday life, it makes even the most ordinary tasks feel like a treat. Luxury: People will always crave formal luxuries as they create a beautiful environment to share with family and friends.

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FIRE & ICE THE COLLECTION: Tommy Candlesticks THE DESIGNER: Saint-Louis FIND IT: 855.240.9740 THE INSPIRATION: Recalling the original Tommy collection produced by the crystal house in 1928, these modern interpretations created by Saint-Louis are functional and meant for everyday use.

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HEAVY METAL THE PIECE: Ada Stool THE DESIGNER: Thor Taber for Theodore Alexander FIND IT: theodorealexander.com THE INSPIRATION: Hand-finished and perfectly proportioned, this solid-brass stool was inspired by the mood and aesthetic of the 1970s.

SUSANNE MARTINEZ VP OF DESIGN SFERRA

Form: The Ada stool is deceptively simple yet well-considered in terms of its materiality and design. There’s an Escher quality to the lines of the piece that makes it feel magical, and the negative space becomes essential. Material: The warmth and gleam of the polished brass is all modern sophistication and purely chic. The gold hue contrasts beautifully with the matte upholstered seat. Feel: Whimsy is a key element in keeping a brand fresh and current in today’s marketplace. Adding a moment of delight is precisely the thing that brings a collection to life. Luxury: Luxury is how something makes you feel—it’s a sensation and a quality tied to personal experience.

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RAISING THE BAR THE PIECE: Fut Side Table THE DESIGNER: Eric Schmitt for Christian Liaigre FIND IT: christian-liaigre.us THE INSPIRATION: Fut’s designer, Eric Schmitt, is a self-taught master of bronze who borrows influence from early modernist decorative artists to create functional works of art.

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Shape: The Fut table feels like more than a table—it sparks the imagination to focus on what isn’t there just as much as what is. It’s almost musical with its drum-like form. There’s simplicity and purity to the piece, but it still manages to intrigue you. Surprise: In today’s market, it’s important for a brand to surprise customers in a way that makes them smile. That said, it’s equally important to be thoughtful in your choices and balance a sense of whimsy with timeless silhouettes and traditional materials. Connection: Buying a piece is personal. I love objects that tell a story. I curate the rooms in my home with pieces that feel special and never buy anything that I’m not in love with. Luxury: Luxury is not something you can define; it’s something you feel.

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FINE PRINT THE PIECE: Cubi 3D Fabric THE DESIGNER: Livio de Simone FIND IT FOR UPHOLSTERY: flairhomecollection.com THE INSPIRATION: The culture, aesthetic and sartorial savvy of Capri has been a constant source of inspiration for the Italian textile designer. For Cubi 3D, the motivation was the colors of the islandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sea and sky.

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DECORATIVE HOME VP/DMM BERGDORF GOODMAN

Muse: Before my first trip to Capri years ago, I had read about Livio de Simone and was fascinated by his vibrant use of pattern and color. Cubi 3D feels as though you are looking out of a small window on an island by the sea. Color: The way the colors interact here is so simple yet bold. The different tones of blue and green transport the viewer to a place of serenity. It makes me feel calm and nostalgic. Memory: The way the hues of the sea and sky come together in this motif reminds me of my glamorous grandmother in the 1970s wearing a patterned headscarf in a Cadillac convertible. Luxury: Being able to indulge in beauty is luxury.

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HOT SEAT THE PIECE: Double Zero Chair THE DESIGNER: David Adjaye for Moroso FIND IT: morosousa.com THE INSPIRATION: Created as a study in form, Double Zero refers to the primary composition of the two floating circular components of the seat and the back enclosed in a series of metal loops.

JACQUELINE KOTTS CREATIVE DIRECTOR MRS JOHN L STRONG

Design: Moroso is great at combining classic lines with updated materials and finishes. The company’s experimentation with scale in their oversize upholstery attracts me to its pieces. Double Zero is at once masculine, sensible, edgy and fluid. Craft: David Adjaye’s architecture challenges traditional concepts of space and form, and this piece echoes that in its unique yet practical silhouette. Collaboration: Partnerships such as these bring a fresh breath of creativity to our competitive industry. Innovation and playfulness often result in a best seller! Luxury: Quality pieces that stand the test of time are considered luxuries.

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Tiffany & Co. Chrysanthemum Flatware Service An important 225-piece Tiffany & Co. Chrysanthemum silver flatware service. Many rare pieces are contained in this complete service for 12, including a Saratoga chip server and a delicate berry spoon. Incorporating traditional Baroque shapes with a modern, natural design, Chrysanthemum is among the most highly prized and luxurious of all Tiffany patterns. Marked “TIFFANY & CO/ STERLING.” Circa 1890. Chest: 40”w x 267/8”d x 391/2”h. #30-1603

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Technology has influenced and affected every industry in design—its ubiquity has forced even the most ardent of purists to adapt in one way or another. But simply adapting is not enough: The survival of today’s leading manufacturers of luxury, bespoke goods has been contingent upon their ability to find an equilibrium between handmade and high-tech. “THE MARK OF THE MAKER” takes a look inside some of the most respected companies in their fields, recognized for their painstakingly intricate building processes and commitment to pre-modern artisanal forms of production.

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SUN VALLEY BRONZE

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Our clients are looking for one-of-a-kind products that are designed to last.

Since its inception, Sun Valley Bronze has been characterized by being an innovative and dynamic business with a relentless quality-centric product strategy. The company’s style and design language has continuously evolved over the past two decades to create a leading American-made brand. Sun Valley Bronze’s design studio and manufacturing facility are creative powerhouses, blending time-honored, handcrafted practices with cutting-edge technology. “When the company first started, every pattern was created by hand,” shares Sun Valley Bronze Founder Bob Commons. “Today, we use more state-of-the-art processes, such as 3-D modeling, CNC milling and 3-D printing. These processes are used from design concept throughout manufacturing.” The evolution of an idea to a tangible, beautiful object begins with a sketch. Technology brings the drawing into brilliant, living color with 3-D modeling software. It is then sent to the CNC milling machine to create a prototype, or one of Sun Valley Bronze’s skilled artisans will create a pattern by hand. “Prototypes are field checked for functionality and how the user interacts with the piece,” Commons says. “Fine-tuning of the design generally happens by hand.” An amalgam of human artistry and technological feats, the Sun Valley Bronze brand has become synonymous with beautiful design made to the highest of standards. 1

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Q+A WITH SUN V AL L E Y BRONZE FOUN DE RS BOB AND DEBBIE COMMONS How do you choose your materials? What comes first—the materials or design concept? Materials are always integral to the design process. We work primarily in art-grade silicon and white bronze. Our products are sand-cast, which creates a beautiful, authentic and subtle texture on the surface of the material. What are your influences when conceiving a piece of work? The majority of our custom work is driven by architects and designers who want a specific architectural detail to be carried throughout a project. Outside of custom work, our designs are driven by material, ergonomics and process. Have your practices changed to keep up with new technologies? Absolutely. When Sun Valley Bronze first started 20 years ago, all patterns were made in a woodshop by hand. Today, we use 3-D modeling software and CNC milling machines. We also collaborate with Boise State University to realize some of our more complicated designs with 3-D printing technology.

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SAMAD

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There are no shortcuts when it comes to quality.

Brothers and business partners David and Malcolm Samad founded their handknotted rug business more than 30 years ago. Steeped in a familial legacy of hard work and strong ethics, the entrepreneurial Samads set out to create the world’s finest decorative rugs. “The foundation of our business is based on our love of beautiful carpets,” David says. “Our late father, Eric Samad, taught us the importance of running our business with integrity and establishing meaningful relationships with our manufacturers and customers alike.” Founded in New York City and now headquartered in East Rutherford, New Jersey, the company has expanded globally with offices in England and India. Known for exquisitely blended, hand-carded, handspun wools and silks, Samad’s creative processes date to antiquity—technology, while beneficial, has not been as instrumental in the creation of these meticulously crafted rugs. True to its origins, “made by hand” prevails in this ancient art form. “Essentially, making a hand-knotted rug is exactly the same today as it has been for centuries,” Malcolm says. “What has changed is the technology that allows us to see what a finished rug will look like on a computer screen even before it is woven. Reducing the trial and error factor has allowed us to focus and produce rugs that are fashion forward in both color and design.”

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DESI GN DIALO GU E Expert insight from legendary carpet purveyors David + Malcolm Samad Best in class. “Samad uses the best handspun wools and only the finest handspun silks available,” David says. “We will never compromise on quality. It’s the best or nothing.” Sources of inspiration. “There are no hard and fast rules when creating a rug,” Malcolm asserts. “We start with a concept, which will in turn determine which materials and creative elements we use to enhance the design.” The wow factor. “The most rewarding part of the rug-making process is creating stunning new collections that literally ‘wow’ people,” David says. “Creating groundbreaking designs in unique textures and color palettes sets us apart.”

1. Carpet weaving in Rajasthan, India. 2. Traditional rug-making tools still used today. 3. Small pot dyeing yarn from time-honored recipes.

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We continue to grow as a domestic manufacturer in a climate where the majority of our competition is using overseas production.

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Hubbardton Forge began life in 1974 in a tiny, drafty barn in Vermont. From the beginning, the ambition was to create beautiful, inspiring, heirloom-quality pieces that would be loved. Today, equipped with more than 200 skilled craftspeople, artisans and trade professionals, Hubbardton Forge is an American classic in the realm of hand-forged lighting. “Authenticity and genuineness is the lifeblood of everything we do, from our designs and the artisans who take pride in their work, to how we treat our employees and our environment,” says Hubbardton Forge Design Director David Kitts. A design-driven company rooted in the ideals of handcraftsmanship and quality materials, Hubbardton Forge draws inspiration from a myriad of people, places and objects, with designers proficient in architecture, jewelry design, engineering and beyond. The common denominator among this blend of artisans is the passion for the forge. “Our primary muse is the steel we forge,” he says. “We are always experimenting with what can be done next with steel and other metals.” Its design process, often the result of the convergence of two paths, is guided by both the marketplace and the imagination. “First, our designs are based on trends, gaps and needs in the marketplace; the second being unique forms, shapes and concepts that may result from a variety of conditions,” Kitts says. “This often results in the beginning of a lighting design, which is then brought into a much more defined development process.”

What should we be looking for in well-made lighting fixtures? A well-made fixture should not be held together by a lot of nuts and bolts or contain many (if any) plastic components or thin-gauged stamped parts. It should have a quality of build that looks good both from a distance and close-up. The finish on the fixture should be durable and have depth. How do you think the craft/artisan community in the U.S. has changed? The increased focus on “made in America” has both been good and bad for the craft/artisan community. It’s become a big marketing tool for many; however, we need to be careful that the authenticity is there. There is a big difference between “made” and “assembled” in America. How have your practices changed to keep up with new technologies? The light source is no longer secondary in the design development process but is now often the driver in the design.

1. Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater home, the Planar combines hand-forged planes of steel with LED light guide technology. 2. Metal is heated in the forge to nearly 2,000 degrees F before being bent and shaped by Vermont artisans.

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DACOR

Established in 1948 by Stan Joseph, Dacor was founded upon the premise that innovation must matter. The Joseph family, rooted in a 50-year history in Los Angeles, California, has explored this philosophy in various forms, imposing demanding ambitions on their designers and engineers, as well as onto each other, to attempt stunning, original and technically progressive designs for residential kitchens. Their products, while varied in form and function, all maintain a strong appreciation for the end user. “We ask ourselves, ‘How will this affect the homeowner?’” shares Dacor President Steven Joseph, “ ‘Are we making the cooking experience better? Easier? Simpler?’ It’s not about technology for technology’s sake— it’s about simplifying the cooking process to make the culinary experience accessible to everyone and to empower the individual.”

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When sitting in a design session with a group of people, I think the most magical words are, ‘What if we did this…?’

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HIGH-TECH + HIGH-TOUCH: DEFINING A DACOR CEO CHARLES HUEBNER GIVES INSIGHT INTO THE FAMED LA APPLIANCE FIRM Heritage or innovation? Which speaks more to the ethos of your firm? At Dacor, it’s one in the same. From kitchen ventilation to the indoor grill to the 30" wall oven to the connected iQ oven and range, our legacy of innovation is our heritage.

Are Dacor’s products easily recognizable? Do they share any signature design elements? Yes, I think that there is a definite Dacor look: high technology encased in clean lines and sophisticated styling.

What do you regard as the greatest success of your firm to date? Dacor has introduced product firsts that have revolutionized the kitchen appliance industry. One of their most significant products was the 30" Pure Convection™, Self-cleaning Built-in Wall Oven, released in 1987. It has since become the industry standard.

1. The four bottle WineStation dispenser with patented preservation system, ensuring that each glass is like the first. 2. Founder, Stan Joseph. 3. New Discovery fully integrated refrigeration with deeper interior depth and all-metal interior body construction.

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Bausman & Company, established in 1971 by Robert Williams and Craig Johnson, began in a small atelier in Southern California. Creating custom, handcrafted, bench-made furniture for designers and dealers attending High Point Market and high-end design firms locally, Bausman & Company has become synonymous with enduring craftsmanship and design integrity. “We have remained successful in providing the highest quality bench-made furniture in the U.S. to customers who deserve and appreciate the best products that their money can buy,” says the company’s president and CEO Craig Johnson. “We prefer to produce tomorrow’s heirlooms by successfully incorporating cutting-edge technology with old-world handmade practices.” Comprising artisans ranging from cabinetmakers to CAD engineers to craftspeople who complete a meticulous finishing process, Bausman & Company maintains a highly skilled team of professionals who average more than 20 years of refining their craft. “Our company’s continuous growth has allowed us to preserve and create jobs for artisans and craftspeople domestically producing products, ranging from one-of-a-kind items to production runs for contract and hospitality projects domestically and internationally,” Johnson says.

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A CONVERSAT ION WI T H BAUSMAN & C OMP ANY CEO CRAIG JOH NS ON From all the pieces in your collection, which is your favorite and why? My favorite piece right now is a reclaimed oak office cabinet designed by our Design Director, Dominique Daniels. It has multidimensional symmetrical and asymmetrical planes inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright. I admire the texture and sculptural nuances in the presentation, as well as the hidden storage elements combined with our handcrafted iron hardware and base. Do you have a design process? If so, what is it? We design concepts ranging from modernizing classics to executing specific project requirements from clients to working as a design incubator for local design talent. What legacy do you wish to leave behind? I would like our furniture and the Bausman brand to be highly regarded and valued 100 years from now by multigenerations after we are no longer manufacturing. I hope that they will say: “Bausman really understood the meaning of timeless quality in manufacturing.”

1. #6981 sofa. 2. Bausman & Company President and CEO Craig Johnson. 3. Jupe table #2758Z-D3, zinc base/pewter. 4. Jupe table with mechanism opened.

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BALDWIN HARDWARE STEEPED I N H IS T ORY , COMMI TTED TO T H E FUTURE: BALDWIN’ S B E S T PRACTICES Trademarks. Baldwin is known as a finish leader in the industry. Well-defined lines and intricate details are signs of a quality-made piece of hardware.

An American dream fulfilled, the story of Baldwin Hardware is marked by a tireless work ethic, deft craftsmanship and ingenuity—tenets that remain the lifeblood of the company today. Established in 1946, the architectural hardware manufacturer is best known for its enduring bronze masterpieces. From the moment the material is first handled and worked, each process builds on a seven-decade-long heritage. “We have a robust design process involving many steps along the way,” says PJ Rosch, Baldwin brand manager. The transformation from the abstract to the tangible begins with the Baldwin design team as they sketch hundreds of concepts. The best are then selected for multiple rounds of refinement and market research. “We have many tools at our disposal, including rapid-prototyping and hand-sculpting tools,” she says. “Once in production, our products are handcrafted by an average of 30 people throughout the manufacturing process.” The last rounds of refinement for a Baldwin product are the most critical, as even the most infinitesimal change can alter its form and utility. “It is the last 10 percent of the design that separates us from the competition,” Rosch asserts. “It’s thrilling to see a piece of work come to life.”

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Baldwin favorites. The new pocket door lock, with its sophisticated yet contemporary designs, is a new favorite. Guiding principles. Stay true to the design and the time period. Don’t water things down to satisfy the masses; onpurpose designs are what Baldwin values. A company of firsts. In addition to being the first company to forge solid brass door hardware, Baldwin was also the first to offer PVD lifetime finishes.

1. Red hot brass billets being placed into the bender, forming a door pull after exiting the gas furnace. 2. 5455 Wave lever handle, after being forged to shape. 3. Red hot brass billet on forging die before the press stamps to the shape of a 5455 Wave lever handle. 4. 5455 Wave lever being belted by the grinding wheel, preparing it for polishing.

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LITTMAN BRANDS Immersed in the lighting industry for more than 35 years, David Littman, founder and chairman of esteemed lighting manufacturer Littman Brands, possesses an infectious exuberance for his work and plays an integral part in creating and producing each design to his discerning standards. “Littman Brands companies are positioned toward the high end of the market. We don’t know how (and are not planning) to design inexpensive lighting fixtures,” Littman asserts. “Decorative lighting used to be more of an afterthought, and we’ve invested a lot of resources into educating consumers about how quality lighting enhances architecture for the long-term.” The parent company for three distinct decorative lighting brands—Hudson Valley Lighting, Troy Lighting and Corbett Lighting—Littman Brands honors the beauty of time-honored designs and antiques while incorporating new technology into its timeless pieces. “Across all brands, we are always looking for new and innovative materials to enhance our lighting designs or inspire us to create something unique,” he says. “For example, we incorporated our high-performance LEDs into some of our latest collections, where we actually machined important components (for displacing heat) as part of the exposed decorative fixture.”

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To stay on the cutting-edge of the industry, we’re producing more than 600 new lighting designs per year, including a large push for innovation in the energy-efficient, high-performance LED space.

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THREE UNI QU E B RANDS AT THE FORE F RONT OF TECHNOLOGY + DE S I GN Hudson Valley Lighting® Hudson Valley released new collections that use inlaid brass and glass alchemy, an uncommon Italian glass-making technique that creates a rare effect. Artisans inlay strands of brass in molten glass vertically and horizontally while blowing it into shape. The nearly dissolved brass strands remain embedded within, creating bubbles that glow once illuminated.

Troy Lighting Perhaps the most ambitious of Troy Lighting’s is the Aviation collection, inspired by the streamlined curves of mid-twentieth-century aircraft. This aerodynamic new series evokes vintage airplanes with the modern additions of powerful lighting design, including Mitchel Field, combining highperformance LED technology together with handcrafted and fabricated metalwork. Corbett Lighting Corbett Lighting is best known for its fashionforward, dramatic designs that incorporate beautiful elements, such as natural agate, micro-beaded jewelry chain, crystal drops and fine porcelain. New, sculptural designs combine with organic forms to create one-of-a-kind jewelry for the walls and ceilings.

1. Hudson Valley Lighting’s Coolidge. The magic of brass and alchemy. 2. In the details. Master artisans carefully fabricate intricate steel and brass. 3. Meticulous crafting in every creation results in a finish one can appreciate from any angle.

Coolidge’s hive motif possesses a sense of fluidity and grace. Brass strands fused into the glass create a bubbled effect that glows with warmth once illuminated.

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MARGE CARSON Marge Carson embodies the entrepreneurial, “can-do” paradigm shift that took place during and after WWII in the United States. In the late 1940s, Carson, formerly an interior designer, was continually unsuccessful in her search for fine upholstery—so she decided to make it herself. Today, Marge Carson has grown beyond the individual and into a brand name synonymous with quality and craftsmanship. The bespoke furniture company makes bedroom, dining room, upholstery and occasional furniture, often slightly larger in scale to proportion properly for larger homes or larger spaces. Its methods of handcraftsmanship have been long maintained, from sketching to carving. “We are always evolving with the times,” says Jim LaBarge, owner and CEO of Marge Carson. “However, we will continue to hand carve rather than cast carve or machine carve, because we believe it gives the item an integrity and authenticity not achievable by the other methods.” Upholstery, the basis on which the firm was founded, is a great source of pride for LaBarge. “Fine upholstery starts with fabric, which often has a pattern. There are various complexities to get these patterns to match properly and our fabric cutters and upholsters can either flow match, two-way match or four-way match fabric depending on the shape of the item,” he shares. “We believe our fabric matching capabilities are the finest in the furniture industry.”

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Our mantra to our craftspeople is to make each item as though they are making it for their own mother; if she would not approve and be proud of their work, then don’t send it on to our customers.

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DESIGN-MINDED: A CONVERSATION WITH MARGE CARSON CEO JIM LABARGE How do you choose your materials? Which comes first—the materials or the design? We often design furniture with unique materials, such as stone, shell or metal, in mind. The materials definitely influence our creations, both structurally and aesthetically.

What are your values and ethics when it comes to designing/creating? We design for look and not for cost. A customer is overwhelmed with choices, and so you only have a nanosecond when they look at your product. It either tugs at their heartstrings or they move on.

What part of the design process excites you the most? It is incredibly exciting to see design ideas become sketches, which get refined and then turned into prototypes, which get further refined and are then brought to market and receive “oohs” and “aahs” and then sell for years to delighted customers.

1. Marge Carson living room (GXY43 Galaxy sofa, SNA10-1 Sonoma credenza, LS00 La Scala cocktail table, SNA41 Sonoma lounge chair). 2. Malibu bedroom (MLB11 Malibu panel bed and MLB13 Malibu nightstand).

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The beveled countertop on the island is from Caesarstone; the dining chairs are by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso.

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THE FINE LINE ROUTINE TAKES A BACKSEAT TO HIGH STYLE WHEN RICH MATERIALS AND LUXURY FIXTURES MEET IN THE HOME’S MOST PRACTICAL SPACES. WRITTEN BY BRIELLE M. FERREIRA

There’s more to a showpiece kitchen or bathroom than materials and top-of-the-line appliances—though those obviously play a large role. Instead, it’s the details that separate a strictly functional space from one that dazzles owners and guests alike (think: a pretty modern faucet that has sparkling water on tap or a couture-inspired bathroom vanity as multifaceted as a diamond), and you don’t have to go overthe-top to make a statement. Today’s luxury means embracing and celebrating artisanal goods, particularly when they come with a wellworn patina and slight imperfections that serve as charming signs of their makers’ hand. Here, we eschew flashy formality in favor of fancy-free spaces that are big on personality.

THE MIDAS TOUCH ANDEE HESS

A young homeowner’s Portland kitchen goes from bachelor party to black-tie optional thanks to interior designer Andee Hess’ crisp, modern aesthetic. osmosedesign.com Share your vision for this handsome space. The homeowner wanted to customize the kitchen and existing Neil Kelly lower cabinets and explore working with local artisans, so we played with the extreme facets and angles of the architecture found throughout the interiors to create one-ofa-kind elements, like the bookcase extension attached to the island.

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Favorite thing about this showstopping kitchen? I particularly love the statement-making chandelier. We purchased it from Lobmeyr, a Vienna, Austria-based company that had originally designed the fixture for The Metropolitan Opera in New York over 40 years ago. It’s special and not something you get to see every day.

What makes this a luxury kitchen? Here, it’s all about the thoughtfulness, time and consideration given to each and every one of the incredible details. There’s a lot of complexity here—both in terms of finishes and the engineering required to implement some of the designs. It’s both understated yet impactful.

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The oven in this kitchen is from Lacanche; the countertops are Danby marble from Vermont.

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UNDER THE HOOD This white-on-white kitchen by New York-based interior designer Tamara Eaton gets a serious dose of cool thanks to the custom-fabricated brass hood that takes center stage in the space. The monolithic structure sparkles against its backdrop of pristine white-glazed brick from Waterworks and functions as a nod to the home’s historic origins. “It gives the kitchen a really artistic approach,” says Eaton. “I love that the unlacquered brass finish will slowly change over time and produce a really beautiful patina as it ages, which is fitting as it recalls the brass doorknobs and hinges often found in the older town houses in this neighborhood.” tamaratoday.com

KITCHEN PHOTO: FRANCIS DZIKOWSKI.

New York-based woodworker Ariele Alasko recently packed up her studio in Brooklyn for co-working digs in Queens, providing a new home for her fiercely coveted handcrafted kitchen wares—from oversize walnut serving boards to soup spoons and butter knives whittled from ambrosia maple. arielealasko.com

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AGA DUAL CONTROL

Put down that bottle of San Pellegrino: For those with a thirst for sparkling water, Grohe’s Blue faucet offers up chilled, bubbly H2O on tap. Using a patented five-stage filter to eliminate impurities—like chlorine, limescale and heavy metal—in the water that is delivered to the home, and an active carbon filter to provide the perfect amount of carbonation, Grohe’s newest technology is seeking to make a dent in the estimated 38 billion water bottles that end up in landfills each year. The result is a dynamic kitchen staple that is a win for environmental enthusiasts and those with discerning palates alike. grohe.com

At the beginning of this year, celebrated appliance company Aga said goodbye to its old oven staples and welcomed a whole new fleet of super-efficient, energy-conscious ranges to its U.S. lineup. One thing that hasn’t changed? The brand’s dedication to quality cooking and good looks. agamarvel.com

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A crisp, black-and-white palette has long been a staple for überchic interiors, but this edgy bathroom by Nashville interior designer Benjamin Vandiver takes the classic color combo to new levels. Thanks to the seemingly random linework on the graphic wallpaper from Kelly Wearstler, the bathroom’s more traditional elements, such as the wood-and-marble vanity and penny-round tile flooring, are cast in a seriously modern light. benjaminvandiver.com

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DIPPING IN

Interior designer Kelly Hoppen recently teamed up with Australian brand Apaiser to release a new bathroom collection featuring sinuous bathtubs and vanities that take their inspiration from naturally occurring silhouettes in the environment. The Harmony tub shown here, for example, is inspired by the form of a petal from a slowly unfurling lotus flower. With reclaimed marble serving to craft the core of each of Hoppen’s creations, the pieces are then finished by hand to capture an organic feeling that transforms the bath into a spa-like oasis. apaiser.com; kellyhoppen.com

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VANDIVER BATHROOM PHOTO: REID ROLLS.

The concept behind luxury European bathroom company Maison Valentina’s newest freestand vanity is simple: No space in the home (or finger on the hand for that matter) should go without a little bit of sparkle. Here, the Diamond’s high-gloss finish and touches of gold give the piece a multifaceted appeal. maisonvalentina.net

BOX

Handcrafted and embossed with a textured crocodile print from Limoges porcelain, this precious box from L’Objet is a must-have for the bathroom, with plenty of space to stow keepsakes while feeling a bit like one on its own, thanks to its rich 24-karat gold border. l-objet.com

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Sconces clockwise from top left: Ringlo LED Wall Torchiere / Sonneman / sonnemanawayoflight.com. Secto 4231 in Natural Birch / Global Lighting / globallighting.com. Modernist 207-11 / Corbett Lighting / corbettlighting.com. Layne Wall Washer in Polished Nickel / Ralph Lauren / ralphlaurenhome.com. Eclipse Agate Sconce in Chrome / Emporium Home / emporiumhome.com. Mirrors: Vintage / A Consignment Gallery / aconsignmentgallery.com. Background: Marble Mural / Area Environments / areaenvironments.com.

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DESIGNER CAMPION PLATT CREATES A TRUE SENSE OF ARRIVAL IN THIS GRACIOUS ENTRY THAT BECKONS TO ITS TROPICAL SURROUNDINGS.

This foyer feels so authentic to the area. What was your starting point? We freshened up the original pecky cypress ceiling for modern day by bleaching and pickling it. As for the floor, I was keen to have the tile resemble coral reefs, but since they are endangered, I had concrete molds made from existing materials to give a similar look while also being more eco-friendly and retaining an aesthetic often seen throughout older Palm Beach homes. We also used a special light pink Venetian plaster on the walls by Ricardo Brizola, choosing a coral fan motif as a nod to the more traditional designs found throughout the area.

What signifies luxury to you? Luxury is not about consumption, but rather about creating time to enjoy the small things in life. I always strive to find ways to make life easier so I can relish in the quiet moments more frequently. Also, it doesn’t hurt to have a large covered exterior room that’s also comfortable in the rain to spend these quiet moments in. Interior Design / Campion Platt / Campion Platt Interiors, Inc. / campionplatt.com. Marat #3 Artwork / Arnold Belkin / Christie’s / christies.com. Safavieh Manor Wicker X-Bench / Overstock / overstock.com.

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How did you create visual interest? Because the area was small, I mirrored the wall to give the appearance of a larger space. I then softened the design with a modern, abstract art piece to add a little excitement. Seemingly floating, the work is actually hung by fishing line from above. I also custom-designed the table, which features metal bubbles that appear to percolate up and finished it in an antique bronze to complement the wood ceiling and floor.

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WITH A DISCERNING EYE FOR THE OPULENT, THREE VISIONARIES REFLECT ON THE DETAILS THAT COMPOSE THEIR DESIGNS. WRITTEN BY HANNAH TOLES

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DINING ROOM INFUSING FLECKS OF GOLD INTO HIS SIGNATURE MONOCHROMATIC PALETTE, DESIGNER LESLY ZAMOR DEVISES A STUNNING LOOK FOR A GRAND PENTHOUSE APARTMENT.

Why does a simpler color palette play such a large role in many of your projects, including this one? When it comes to design, I try to stay as neutral as possible. Before establishing my design firm, I owned a floral studio and really developed my aesthetic there. The rule of thumb in floral arrangements, and in interior design, is to place bright colors with other vivid colors; you wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t necessarily mix pastels with vibrant hues. In my own personal tastes, I prefer a saturation of one color, as it feels much more natural to me to mix white with one other single shade.

Even though the palette is simple, you created such a visual contrast with the shelving. We wanted this space to feel warm and cohesive, so we went with a cerused wood in a whitewashed finish to bring together the bookcases. Then, instead of paint, we used MDC wallcovering between the bookshelves that has a similar aesthetic to the wood. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll also notice the symmetry of the bookshelves, a distinct feature throughout many of our designs. While the two sides are almost exactly alike, I incorporated differing objects that were similar in size.

Did you face any challenges when bringing this space to life? When we first entered the apartment, it was all open with no interior partition walls, so we decided to redesign the original architecture. We created a private wing of the home that houses all of the bedrooms along with a public wing, which is where this space is located. With such high ceilings, we wanted to identify this space from the adjoining rooms, so we fashioned a spatial distinction through the overhead track lighting; it helps to identify the area without a wall and provides a nice visual separation.

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CUES FROM A FAMED FASHION HOUSE RESULT IN A DYNAMIC DESIGN BY ROBERT PASSAL FEATURING SUMPTUOUS FABRICS AND STANDOUT COLORS.

This design speaks to what you’re well known for: mix master. Take us through your inspiration for this room. The clients, originally from New York, didn’t want their home to have a ‘typical’ Florida feel. While visiting New York City, they happened upon a newly remodeled Dior boutique and were blown away by the aesthetic: a study in black and white. The impact yet subtlety of the store’s coloration is what inspired them. It was my goal from there to create a home that felt livable, personal and unlike a showroom—a home to reflect them.

How did you create such an intimate space beneath such a lofty ceiling? I find irony in the fact that most clients want their ceilings to be as high as possible, yet they desire a home that is also warm and cozy. Generally these two concept don’t work together, but here we created a sense of intimacy by first fashioning an inviting floor plan. We also used a tremendous amount of soft goods; the draperies alone required 115 yards of fabric to frame the 24-foot-tall ceilings, creating a sense of plush, approachable luxury. Artwork / Karen Silve / karensilve.com. Interior Design / Robert Passal / Robert Passal Interior & Architectural Design / robertpassal.com.

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Tell us more about the furnishings you chose for this room. The balance of old and new in this space truly resonates with me, as does the simple luxury that is evoked. The majority of the furnishings were designed by our firm, such as the lacquered and gilded four-panel screen, which was placed there to disguise an awkward corner. The sofa, ottoman and charcoal club chair were designed to lend sculptural elements.

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THE LUXURY INDUSTRY’S BIGGEST PLAYERS SHARE THEIR FORECASTS FOR THE FALL SEASON. WRITTEN BY BRIELLE M. FERREIRA

UNDER THE AFFLUENCE To the upscale consumer—the Internet-savvy, seasoned traveler with a pulse on all the latest and greatest—there is almost nothing left that is off-limits. So, what exactly impresses the person who has everything? Driving the cool ride straight off the showroom floor isn’t enough anymore nor is the museum-quality masterpiece over the mantel or the multi-carat sparkler that catches the light just right. Today’s luxury living demands a completely one-of-a-kind experience, so we spoke to 10 of the industry’s most well-respected creatives—from the worlds of automobiles and technology to contemporary art and design—who are used to delivering just that. Find out what’s on their radars now.

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ART

Sotheby’s Cheyenne Westphal has overseen every major contemporary art sale in Europe since 1999 as co-head of the well-respected auction house’s contemporary art team. As such, the German-born dynamo knows a thing or two about what is consistently making it onto collectors’ wish lists. Here, Westphal puts the art industry into picture-perfect focus.

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How have consumers’ art-buying habits changed over the past three to five years? We are seeing more of clients collecting across different categories and eras. Many of today’s collectors are excited by the opportunity to hang a contemporary work alongside an Old Master or Impressionist painting. This is something we will be showcasing ahead of the London sale season with our curated “Masterpieces” exhibition, which will bring together highlights from all our major summer auctions.

What’s hot to collect right now? My advice to those looking to build a collection is to purchase work that you love. This could be paintings or prints by the giants of contemporary art, like Warhol and Richter, or younger artists, such as Jonas Wood and Danh Vô; the important thing is to follow your passion. Best way to display art at home? One of the most thrilling aspects of contemporary art is the multitude of forms it takes: from painting to installation, video to performance. For this reason, it presents new opportunities and challenges when exhibiting at home. Last October, we offered works from Giobatta Meneguzzo’s collection that had hung in his iconic Gio Ponti house. It’s an extraordinary example of what is possible when the disciplines of art and architecture work together.

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Is there a specific genre or time period of art that is in demand currently? The entirety of the contemporary art market is in a very strong place at the moment. Our May Contemporary Evening sale in New York was led by fantastic results for legendary names like Lichtenstein and Rothko, but we also saw new records for many artists working today, including talents like Christopher Wool and Mark Bradford. What is the best international show for art lovers to attend each year? The Venice Biennale opened in May, and I would urge any art lover to visit if they have the opportunity before it closes in late November. There is no better place to discover exciting new work—with the added bonus that it takes place in a stunningly beautiful setting! sothebys.com

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Italian design house Zagato is a legend in the automotive industry, creating exclusive, custom versions of the world’s most soughtafter luxury vehicles for companies like Maserati, Ferrari and Aston Martin and private owners alike. One thing that remains consistent regardless of the emblem or badge on the cars’ hoods is the consumers’ desire for something unique, and according to Zagato CEO Andrea Zagato, design is key. “There’s something compelling about the freedom to explore new and different aesthetic solutions without having to follow mass-market trends,” he says. “Clients are turning to Zagato not only for one-of-a-kind trim and color but for the experience or adventure of making their own car rather than buying something as offered.” zagato.it

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Co-founder of the design-art institution Carpenters Workshop Gallery, entrepreneur Loic Le Gaillard shares his input on the qualities that make lighting, furniture and accessories the ultimate must-haves for today’s well-connected collectors.

Craftsmanship: It’s the most important thing when you’re buying an item at a high price point. Using quality materials like bronze, aluminum and wood factor in here, but it’s the notion of something being crafted by hand that is truly hitting home with our clients. Name recognition: There are some designers who have a cache that can’t be touched. I love Wendell Castle (whose Dark Wish chair is showcased here); he’s amazing, and he’s just peaking now at the age of 82—delivering some of the best pieces of furniture he’s ever worked on. Ingrid Donat is also blowing me away with her pieces in bronze. Limited edition: Design and art fairs are becoming major grounds for elite consumers, with each one looking for something that will differentiate their collections from those of their friends and neighbors. Limited-series runs or one-of-a-kind pieces are the way to do it; people are really responding to our gallery’s ethos. carpentersworkshopgallery.com

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MATERIAL MAGIC Dr. Andrew Dent spends his days culling over the newest modern materials and technologies for his role as vice president of library and materials research for international creative database Material ConneXion. As a result, Dent is on the forefront of the new industrial revolution, touting 3D printing, composite materials and PVD coating as the next big things. Of all the magical items to cross his desk, however, he does have one favorite: “I’m really crazy about something called Willow Glass right now,” he says. “It is thin, hard, flexible glass that can also be rolled up. It is currently being used as a hardtop surface for steels, plastics and painted finishes as a way of creating real glass, scratchresistant surfaces for other materials.” materialconnexion.com

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When travelers are looking to get away, they want to feel like they’re really getting away. While they’re not willing to eschew the comforts of home (think: air conditioning and spa-approved toiletries), their hope is that a trip to a ranch in Montana will come with horseback riding and a menu full of interesting game staples or that a weekend in the Florida Keys will deliver straw-hut bars galore. For Chief Creative Officer Scott Colee, whose luxury boutique hotel management company Noble House’s portfolio includes Gateway Canyons in Colorado and San Diego’s Kona Kai, this change from the all-inclusive packages of yore was easy to foresee. “It’s about giving guests an experience that cannot be duplicated anywhere else,” he says. “So, we work with local artisans during build-out and promote local breweries, wineries and cuisine.” noblehousehotels.com

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The recent release of Apple’s limited-edition, 18-karat gold watch has further highlighted a bit of a departure in the technology industry: It’s not enough to have the latest in digital advancements. Consumers must also feel like they are being presented with choices to help them express their individuality, whether it’s selecting the color of the finish on the back of their phone or picking the perfect fit for their wearable tech. It’s a trend that London-based Vertu has been keen to since it launched its first custom cell phone in 2002. “Consumer choice and the ability to use monograms, special colors or unique materials is commonplace in the luxury industry for valid reason,” says company CEO Massimiliano Pogliani. “It helps underpin the individual style of the buyer, which is paramount.” vertu.com

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For celebrated event planner and entertainer extraordinaire Bronson van Wyck, a successful party is about more than food and flowers (though, if you’re in the throes of planning, he’ll be the first to tell you that a smattering of jewel-colored dahlias works beautifully for fall). Instead, it’s about creating an experience that attendees might never have dreamed of—like when his firm built an open-air chapel on a mountaintop valley in Aspen or completely tented Four Freedoms Park on New York’s Roosevelt Island. Catch up with the maestro’s top picks for an event to remember and start planning your dreamy fall fete now. Most important element of luxury entertaining? Lighting! No other element can transform your party (and your guests) like lighting. When it’s strategically placed, it gives everyone a glow-y boost (and acts like an instant Instagram filter). It should come from three levels: display votives below, taper candles at eye level and a glittering chandelier above. Hottest party trend? Hosts and guests alike are embracing fantastical themes like masquerade parties. When you dress up, you drink more, and when you drink more, you have more fun. Who’s your go-to for luxury tabletop décor? I love what Elad Yifrach has created with L’Objet. He takes my favorite things, like snakes, malachite and even fish scales, and brings them to the table with rich textures and luxurious colors. I also rely on Bellino for linens. What’s on the menu? I prefer serving comfort food or unexpected dishes, but there’s no doubt that fried chicken just tastes better when it’s served on china. Dress code? Yay or nay? Yes. You want your guests to feel comfortable, and nothing makes you feel more out of place than being overdressed or underdressed. Spell it out so people arrive feeling good and ready to have a ball. vanwyck.net

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Diamonds have been the go-to mineral-as-status-symbol since the 1930s, but new pioneers in the jewelry landscape, such as New York-based designer Monique Péan, have been finding inspiration from other rare materials, like fossilized walrus ivory, dinosaur bone and meteorite. The result is a diversified accessories experience that is quickly transforming what consumers think of when they talk about jewelry and what they’re gravitating toward when it’s time to wear it. Have consumers become more interested in manufacturing? I think that people are beginning to realize how important it is to consider how the materials used to create a piece of jewelry were sourced, as well as how it was assembled. We work with artisanal miners and mines that are dedicated to social and environmental responsibility. What is the appeal of the unusual materials you use in designs? Fossilized dinosaur bone is extremely rare, as it has been petrified during the fossilization process; its intricate patterns remind me of abstract art. I think that working with sustainable and natural materials that are simultaneously hard to

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find and beautiful connects with the larger message of protecting our environment and supporting slow design and indigenous art and culture. What other industries are you watching for inspiration? Each year, I take a trip to a new destination to find sustainable materials and partner with local artisans. My recent Seto collection was inspired by Japan and the juxtaposition between the country’s traditional art and the minimalist works of native architect Tadao Ando. I referenced the aerial view of Ando’s simple, graphic shapes against the island’s natural landscape by surrounding painterly patterned agate and lovely tourmalinated quartz with bold structural settings. moniquepean.com

BY THE YARD Is there anything more luxurious than a smooth Venetian silk? Maybe not, but major advancements in the textile industry are putting the newest crop of fabrics made from acrylic yarns in serious competition. For Donghia Creative Director Chuck Chewning, these lifestyle-friendly category defiers are changing the game. “There’s been a major movement to durability,” he explains. “People want to live comfortably with their children and their animals by their sides, but they don’t want to compromise on aesthetics and good looks. The strides we’ve made in outdoor fabrics in particular have been huge. We’re now able to recreate outdoor velvets and chenille that mimic the look and feel of the real thing so closely it’s incredible.” donghia.com

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ENVIRONMENT Architect Ted Flato, founding principal of San Antonio’s acclaimed design firm Lake Flato, finds inspiration for his firm’s impressive commercial and residential structures from the sites of the projects he undertakes. Here, he shares what his clients are looking for when crafting their high-end homes.

Sustainability: Energy conservation has gotten cool, and our clients are expressing a great deal of enthusiasm for locally sourced materials and craft. We’re now installing smart meters in all of our new builds so that we can monitor the performance of the house for the first year and adjust accordingly.

Outdoor connection: More and more of our clients are expressing interest in homes that provide a strong indoor/ outdoor experience in both urban and rural settings. Not only does it provide extra square footage, which is especially useful for entertaining, but it’s a strong indicator that our appreciation for the environment keeps growing.

Natural materials: While natural materials such as stone, marble and granite are inherently gorgeous, design lovers are also starting to appreciate materials like concrete, which have been overlooked traditionally. So much energy goes into pouring a concrete floor and when you factor in how it’s then ground, you get a real feel for the artisans’ handiwork. It’s an art form. lakeflato.com

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Go Ahead. Take A Seat. IFDA Florida and Luxe Interiors + Design invite you to Take A Seat. On October 10, 2015, an auction will be held at RFA Décor, a Rosenbaum Art Company, where you can bid on one-of-a-kind “seats” ofered by distinguished artisans who creatively upcycle an existing seat or submit a newly designed seat. Proceeds to beneﬁt KidSanctuary Campus and IFDA Florida initiatives. To purchase tickets or learn more information, please visit ifdaﬂorida.com/takeaseat. To learn more about KidSanctuary Campus, please visit kidsanctuarycampus.org.

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This vintage-style design, featuring geometric shapes and vibrant textiles, was taken from Grafton Furniture’s latest collection, The American Dream.

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THE DESIGNER.

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Since founding his firm more than 30 years ago, Steve Grafton has become an expert in furniture design. This piece was created in collaboration with partners Mary Grafton and Marcus Lemonis.

Crafting custom pieces of the highest quality available on today’s market, Grafton Furniture has become known for its versatility in style and dedication to quality. Led by President Steve Grafton, the firm’s services range from upholstery to case goods to imports. Grafton’s design for IFDA Take A Seat is foundationally based on a design from The American Dream, his firm’s latest collection. “I wanted to use this design because it is the perfect inspiration to create something for this cause,” Grafton says. “We want to give the children of KidSanctuary Campus the chance to achieve the same kind of success that the American dream embodies.”

THE INSPIRATION. Inspired by the American frontier, this chair was modeled after Midwestern terrain and represents the Great Lakes.

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THE ABBY CHAIR THE PIECE. A design that Torres describes as “contemporary,” “vibrant” and “sculptural,” the chair is made from solid oak wood, microsuede upholstery and gumballs.

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A member of the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce, ASID practitioner, IFDA member and active volunteer with Habitat for Humanity, Torres uses her design expertise to engage and

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HoneyBee Designz opened its showroom in December 2014 and offers interior design services, custom furniture, designer trade home accessories and other unique finds. Its philosophy lies in core principles of professionalism, customer service, functionality and beauty. In designing her chair, principal Melissa Torres aimed to create a piece reflective of its charitable purpose. “IFDA Take A Seat benefits abused, abandoned and neglected children through its partnership with KidSanctuary Campus,” Torres says. “I enjoy being able to help these children grow and find a purpose in life through the promise of a positive future.”

Inspired by a fulfilling childhood spent closely with her father—whom she credits with influencing the person she has become today—Torres’ design reflects the safe and enriching environment IFDA aims to provide to the children of KidSanctuary.

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The chair reflects my own happy childhood, which is the kind of experience we hope to give to these children.

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THE DREAM KEEPER Interior designers Caroline Baer Rogow and Elizabeth Zecca create character-filled spaces that strike a balance between classic and eclectic, whimsical and pragmatic. Panache Designs, the designers’ Pompano Beach-based firm, offers exhaustive services and is versed in numerous design vocabularies. In working with IFDA Take A Seat and KidSanctuary Campus, Baer Rogow and Zecca created a piece that conveys the innocence and imagination of the children benefitting from it. “We wanted to design a chair with all of the beautiful things children love in mind,” Zecca says. “We hope that our design brings comfort and evokes a feeling of joy.”

Q+A What are some unique elements of your design? The chair has a chalkboard and a drawer, allowing children to write about and store their dreams.

How did you come up with the idea for your chair? It came from a vision in which all children are able to reach for the stars and achieve their ambitions.

Describe your chair design in three words: Joy, dream, love.

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THE PIECE. Describing its aesthetic as “childlike,” Baer Rogow and Zecca were inspired to create a chair that would bring comfort and a feeling of joy.

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Q+A Who or what was the inspiration behind your design?

Robert Rionda

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I see this chair as a transitional and timeless piece suitable for a variety of indoor and outdoor environments. While it is inspired by classic midcentury modern design, the chair also has more traditional details, such as the fabric patterns and trim.

What are some unique elements of your design?

Peeples Rionda Interiors is a full-service design firm based in Miami and New York City, catering to a diverse international clientele. Its focus is primarily on luxury lifestyle living, whether a main residence, pied-à-terre or vacation home. Robert Rionda, the principal of the firm, designs with a classic yet eclectic and versatile approach to create interiors that are tailored to individual tastes and needs. Whether traditional or contemporary, Rionda interprets the client’s vision in a manner that is unified, timeless and comfortable. Collaborating with KidSanctuary on Take A Seat has not only inspired Rionda and his team to raise money for a significant cause but also creatively influenced further furnishing endeavors. “Most importantly, I am now familiar with the incredible services provided by KidSanctuary,” the designer says. “On a professional level, the event has inspired me to design a small indooroutdoor seating collection.”

This chair reflects my preference for classic designs that are equally fit for modern or traditional interiors.

My clients! Each of our projects is client specific, and we are not wedded to a particular style, so I decided to design a chair inspired by the concept that “opposites attract,” and produce a design with broad appeal.

Fabric technology has come a long way in simulating traditionally indoor textures. For the Rio chair we used Perennials, one of my go-tos for stylish and versatile indoor-outdoor fabrics and trims.

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Rionda researched images of hundreds of chairs for inspiration, with special attention to Italian and Brazilian midcentury designs.

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THE O CHAIR Jeffrey Rogow

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This chair’s symbolic, O-shaped back and the words on the seat and back convey Rogow’s message—that ovarian cancer must be caught early. Symptoms often go unnoticed, but the examination of CA 125 levels can lead to early detection.

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THE DESIGNER. Jeffrey Rogow got his start in Broadway set design; during that time he became well known for building the boot from the Broadway hit Cats and soon recognized his

Passionate to the point of being known as a “heartisan,” Jeffrey Rogow approaches every design with the individual aesthetic in mind. His eponymous firm, Jeff Rogow Custom Upholstery, offers custom-upholstered furniture and reupholstering services. The firm has been a part of South Florida’s community for more than 40 years, giving it an understanding of the area and its charities, from which Rogow often draws inspiration. “I love being able to give back by doing what I do best,” he says. “I am thrilled this design for IFDA Take A Seat will benefit KidSanctuary Campus.”

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THE INSPIRATION. This design was inspired by Rogow’s desire to honor the lifesaving work of Dr. Fernando O. Recio and to spread awareness about the dangers of ovarian cancer and the necessity of early detection.

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Being able to give back is awe-inspiring. It’s exciting to know that my chair design was inspired by one cause and will benefit another.

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I wanted the chair to be functional as an art piece, stand out and grab anyone’s attention.

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RADIANCE Sarah Z Designs, founded by Sarah Zohar, is known for the exclusive, innovative projects it has completed throughout Miami. Specializing in architectural finishes, construction, CAD drawings and detailed installations, the firm brings every client’s dream to fruition— something Zohar now hopes to do for the children of KidSanctuary Campus. The designer’s creation for IFDA Take A Seat reflects the positivity the organization adds to the lives of its resident children. “We are excited to learn about these charities and how we can help,” Zohar says. “This design reflects the bright, cheerful and sunny day-to-day experience that every child should have.”

Q+A Who or what was the inspiration behind your design? Living in Miami, nature has played a vital role in our artistic spirit and creative expression. The beauty of the sun is reflected in the design with bright and vivid colors.

What are some unique elements of your design? What materials will be used? The chair features a high-polished wood trim detail, legs carved to mimic the rays of the sun and an ikat diamond-patterned fabric that is 100-percent dyed acrylic, representing the warm color palette of the sun.

Describe your chair design in three words: Radiant, bold and kingly.

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THE PIECE. Transitional in style, this chair combines modern elements and a multistep layering process to achieve a special, high-gloss golden finish.

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DESIGNER RESOURCE CENTER Founded by husband-and-wife team Lope and Maria Mendoza, Designer Resource Center is the result of a combination of passions. After meeting in Miami, Lope and Maria realized that his business and marketing skills coupled with her interior design expertise made for a dynamic business model. Today, their interior design showroom has become a family business, built on the couple’s experience and the fresh, creative ideas of their three daughters. Providing every service needed to bring design dreams to fruition, Designer Resource Center caters to architects and designers around the world, from South America to the Caribbean and throughout the United States. Given their diverse clientele, it is not surprising that Lope and Maria point to their ongoing relationships with clients as being the key to their success. “We work with extraordinary professionals and strive to exceed their expectations,” Lope says. “The relationships we build with our clients better enable us to understand and solve their problems.” Known for their experienced and knowledgeable staff, as well as a product offering able to satisfy any aesthetic or functional need, Designer Resource Center is the ideal source for industry professionals. The firm’s varied offering of brands—including Robert Allen, Lillian August and Christopher Guy, to name a few—allows for endless possibilities. Aspiring to provide products that balance quality and beauty, Designer Resource Center offers its clients the items necessary to achieve trends and create diversity. “When a client leaves our showroom, we want them to have what they came for and more,” Maria says. “We aim to make the world a better place one project at a time.”

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ARCHITECT: Ronald J. Rickert II BUILDER: Phillip Thomas LOCATION: Fort Lauderdale, Florida SQUARE FEET: 5,500 BEDROOMS: 5 BATHROOMS: 6

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INTEL ARCHITECTURE + ENERGY Ronald J. Rickert II, AIA, Principal 1615 South Federal Highway, Suite 206 • Boca Raton, Florida • 561.672.7124 ron@intelae.com • intelae.com All homes are not created equal, and this modern South Florida residence takes many of the efficient and advanced products into account. Designed by Intel A+E, the open floor plan was transformed into a three-dimensional piece of art. “Form does follow function in great architecture,” says architect Ronald Rickert. At Intel, no product is trustworthy until its performance has been verified through real-world application. Green initiatives, such as R22 walls and roofing made of solid concrete, serve as strong and efficient ways to protect against hurricanes, humidity and heat. For this project, Intel created a system that catches and stores rainwater, which can then be used during drought to fill the pool, irrigate or wash the car and boat, thus conserving water. Intel A+E also designed a solar power system for this home. Making power from the sun and storing it in a Tesla Powerwall, the system acts as the home’s quiet, fuel-free, backup generator. “Green design is here to stay and clients are seeing and living the difference,” he says.

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INTERIOR DESIGN / JACKIE ARMOUR, JMA INTERIOR DESIGN, INC. ARCHITECTURE / MITCHELL O’NEIL, MITCHELL O’NEIL, AIA, PA HOME BUILDER / EDWARD KNIGHT, EDWARD KNIGHT CONSTRUCTION, INC.

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OF FATE THE STARS ALIGN WHEN A COUPLE ENLIST THEIR DESIGNER TO REIMAGINE A EUROPEAN VILLA-STYLE HOME. WRITTEN BY LINDA HAYES / PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRANTLEY PHOTOGRAPHY

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esigner Jackie Armour’s vision for what she considered her dream project began long before a New York-based couple recruited her to turn the home into their family’s South Florida retreat. “I’d visited the house with previous clients and immediately saw the potential and fell in love with it,” she shares; but those clients fortuitously passed on the residence. When the new owners, to whom Armour had been referred by mutual friends, asked her to meet them at the house, the address didn’t ring a bell. “I almost fell over when I pulled up,” she says. “It was serendipity.” Set on a point with 270-degree lake views, the home was modern yet refined, with pale gray natural stucco walls and subtle architectural details reminiscent of a European villa, such as French windows and doors and arched passageways. Lush bougainvillea flowed around outdoor patios and added colorful contrast to natural grasses and swaying palms. “It was very understated from the curb,” Armour notes. “But once you walked in, it was magical.” The magic stemmed from the efforts of the home’s original owners, who built it as a legacy house for their extended family to enjoy. “They had wonderful art and antiques and had traveled the world,” says Armour. “And they articulated that into the bones of the home: the antique French oak floors, wood beams in the kitchen and rustic wood doors. We were very mindful of keeping that character intact.” But first things first. The main living spaces were compartmentalized, and though true to the architectural style, they inhibited the flowing lifestyle the owners were hoping for. Armour’s solution involved the efforts of builder Edward Knight and his trusted team of subcontractors. “Working with the home’s original structure, Jackie’s idea was to open the kitchen, which was partitioned off, into the family room and formal living room,” he explains.

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The pale palette of the living room is reflected in the Sam Moore carvedwood chairs from Designers Buying Group, the sisal Fibreworks rug from Flor Source, and the lounge chairs, sofa and custom ottoman all by Lee Industries from Pineapples, Palms, Etc. The painting from JohnRichard was also procured through Pineapples, Palms, Etc.

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Right: Hickory White chairs from Designers Buying Group pull up to an intimate Kravet table with nailhead trim, offering casual garden-side seating in a light-filled corner of the living room. Opposite: Designer Jackie Armour infused a Florida feel into the living area with tabletop accessories such as glass votives, natural coral and sea glass. The circular reclaimedwood mirror is by Uttermost.

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Silver starbursts accent a bar area against Thibaut’s Prescott wallcovering in Aqua. Florida Highwaymen artist Sam Newton’s painting perches on the custom cabinetry by Cammi Werling of Kitchen Showcase of Stuart, featuring custom hardware by Holland & Sherry.

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“We removed a large portion of a wall, which had bookcases and cabinets, reconstructed the space and added pass-throughs for better flow.” Architect Mitchell O’Neil served as architect of record for these changes as well as plans for reorganizing the bedroom wing. Infusing a bit more of a Florida feel came next. “The owners also have a more formal house in New York with a center hall and a lot of heavier, darker furnishings,” says Armour. “They wanted this house to be light, bright and airy with a soft palette, so that you could walk in and appreciate the look and furnishings but still have your eye carry outward to the lake.” Aiming for a sophisticated but modern feel in the kitchen, Armour gave a new, bright-white finish to the original dark cabinetry and specified quartz countertops and a Carrara marble backsplash. A central island was finished in pale taupe to stand out, and a stainless-steel-and-glass breakfast table and acrylic chairs were added for fun contrast and

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to keep the space from feeling too serious. “I wanted to throw in something totally unexpected,” says the designer. Through a double-sided, semi-open cabinet system inset with antique mirrors, a view to the dining room (and beyond that, the pool) was exposed. Continuing the muted color scheme to the living room, which had previously been painted orange, Armour designed a semiformal gathering area oriented around a fireplace and flooded with natural light. A light cream sofa and chair combo, as well as a tufted ottoman, pair beautifully with the home’s original decorative European chandelier and sconces. The master bedroom, however, was transformed into a place apart. “It opens to a terrace area overlooking the lake,” says Armour. “When you’re there, it doesn’t feel like you’re in Florida. The architecture, the shutters—it all just transports you somewhere else.” Formerly bright yellow, the now crisp, clean space also features the same

In the dining room, a trestle table by Restoration Hardware pairs with Garbo chairs by Currey & Company, found through Designers Buying Group and upholstered with faux ostrich by Kravet. Stationary sheers were fabricated by Mendo’s Custom Interiors using Kravet fabric. The sconce is by Visual Comfort & Co.

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“THE OWNERS WANTED THIS HOUSE TO BE LIGHT, BRIGHT AND AIRY WITH A SOFT PALETTE.” -JACKIE ARMOUR

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Left: The breakfast area off the kitchen opens up to the garden. A modern table made of white glass and stainless steel adds a sense of playfulness along with acrylic chairs. Custom shades incorporate Duralee fabric and Samuel & Sons trim. Opposite: Opened up to connect with the homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s main living areas, the kitchen features new Compac Carrara polished-quartz countertops installed by Mario Ferazzoli & Son. Schumacher fabric covers Lee Industries counter stools; the lounge chairs are also by Lee Industries. The antique European beams are original to the house.

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Painting the master bedroom white, including the ceiling beams, gave the space a bright, open feel. Suzanne Kaslerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s upholstered bed for Hickory Chair, from Pineapples, Palms, Etc., is accented with patterned pillow fabric by Beacon Hill. The mirrored chest is Lillian August for Hickory White, acquired through Designers Buying Group; the chair and bench are by Lee Industries.

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Against a natural setting of palms and accented with brilliant bougainvillea, the pool area sparkles in the Florida sun. Redington lounge chairs and chaises by Lane Venture, from Designers Buying Group, reflect the modern lines of the interiors. The planters are from Restoration Hardware.

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Replacing a typical platform tub with a freestanding Escale tub by Kohler gave the master bath new dimension. Roman shades made by Mendo’s Custom Interiors using Duralee fabric frame the greenery outside. The French Deco horn double sconces are by Visual Comfort & Co.; the bamboo stool is from Excentricities.

meticulously textured plaster walls found throughout the rest of the house. “We kept with the same design from the original home,” says Knight. “Maintaining and continuing what was already there can be equally as challenging as starting anew.” Though it carries the same bright, airy aesthetic as the other spaces, the master bathroom is still a bit of a departure because, here, the tile, plumbing and flooring were all redone. New vanities, similar in design to the kitchen cabinetry, were installed, only this time with furniture-style legs. The old-fashioned drop-in tub was replaced with a freestanding Kohler beauty—its step-up platform removed to open circulation in the space and encourage connection to the outdoors.

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Reflecting on the scope of the project, it’s clear that its success was as much about maintaining the integrity of the home’s past as enabling its future. “The house was a unique design in its own right,” says Knight. “With high-end renovations like this, the whole goal is to never let there be the impression that this used to be one thing and now it’s something else, but rather to make the whole project feel seamless.” And their efforts were not in vain. “The clients loved the house so much from the beginning and had such an emotional connection with it,” says Armour. “When they come down here from their busy, hectic life in New York, they walk in and say ‘this is fabulous Florida living.’ And now it’s their legacy house, too. A nice complete circle.”

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The understated yet luxurious guest bedroom is rendered in a spa-inspired palette of soft, muted tones—seen in a Lee Industries bed accented with Thibaut’s solid pillow fabrics, a seafoam-hued wooden chair from Excentricities, Robert Abbey lamps and Schumacher drapery fabric. A faux-shagreen table by Lillian August for Hickory White pops beneath an acrylic-on-stretched-canvas artwork from the owners’ collection.

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FROM HER STUDIO IN WEST PALM BEACH, FINE ART CONSERVATOR BARBARA STELLA LOOKS TO HER EUROPEAN ROOTS WHEN PRESERVING THE PAST FOR THE FUTURE. WRITTEN BY JENNIFER QUAIL / PHOTOGRAPHY BY SONYA REVELL

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ith passion as the seed of purpose, Barbara Stella’s work has blossomed into a vibrant canvas of historic significance, timeless beauty and future promise. In a career that began in Europe and crossed the sea to West Palm Beach, the fine art conservator has restored the works of Rembrandt, Veronese and Kiefer, to name just a few, and established a reputation for the unsavable save. Stella speaks of her work not as a job but as a mission—one that literally has roots in a little girl’s coloring book and what she calls an innate ability “to see art with a deep consciousness.” As she grew up, Stella studied in Italian cities Ravenna and Florence, places that surrounded her with treasures everywhere she went. “I loved walking in the city with my sketchbook,” she says. “The beautiful architecture, mosaics, sculptures and paintings— I started to feel the ancient, to recognize the precious message that an old masterpiece was bringing to us after all those years.” An ocean away from where she began, the thrill of discovery still feeds Stella’s soul, from the art collections that have made their way to her laboratory to her exploration of nearby Floridian

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towns with her husband and two boys. The drive to continue her journey comes not only from the discoveries within past preservations but in the possibilities hiding within each new piece that is brought to Stella’s careful hands. Her restorations thus far have included a collection from the Bahamas that suffered severe damage in a fire, paintings distressed by aggressive cleaning or incorrect previous restorations, and a 7-by-12-foot painting wrecked by wartime bombing that was brought to Stella folded like a blanket. The stories, the characters, the artists and the circumstances of each piece play into her understanding of what might lie in wait beneath the surface and can reveal even more than expected. One of her favorite examples: an oil-on-wood painting, suspected by its owner to be from the late 19th century, whose cleaning and restoration actually uncovered a circa-1500s painting beneath its layers. This ongoing mission is one Stella views as both duty and gift—a unique opportunity to at once serve as a guardian of history and beauty. “There is a feeling of honor that I’m being trusted with great artists’ works,” she says, “and a responsibility to generations ahead to learn from the masters who created them.”

Under the auspices of Stella Art Conservation, Barbara Stella restores old artworks to their former glory. Before beginning, she examines each piece using ultraviolet reflective light, microscopes, and X-rays. Shown on the previous pages are projects awaiting her attention, including William King’s elongated sculptures, 19th-century pastel cherubs, and an oversize Paul Jenkins abstract, circa 1969.

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“THERE IS A FEELING OF HONOR THAT I’M BEING TRUSTED WITH GREAT ARTISTS’ WORKS.”

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JOIE VIVRE REIMAGINING A HOME IN WELLINGTON GIVES ITS OWNER (AND HER HORSES) A CASUAL, COLORFUL NEW CHAPTER.

WRITTEN BY BRIAN LIBBY / PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRANTLEY PHOTOGRAPHY

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lthough homeowner Carol Cohen has lived in a variety of high-end residences throughout New York and Florida, including the renowned Two Swans Farm in Wellington with its extensive equestrian stables, none of them has felt truly like a home until it has been “Vance-ified,” as she calls it: envisioned from top to bottom by longtime friend and collaborator Vance Burke. She initially met and worked with the Los Angeles-based designer nearly 20 years (and about five projects) ago, and “from that first project to this one, we have just clicked,” she says. “You know when somebody’s really original. That’s Vance for me.” After her husband’s passing, Cohen was ready to downsize but not to walk away from a lifetime of collecting art and furniture or from her love of all things equestrian. So she decided to relocate with her teenage daughter, Rebecca, to the Palm Beach Polo Golf and Country Club, also in Wellington, in order to stay near her horses. A contemporary house built in the 1990s, with its high ceilings and alluring pool, stood out to her among the Tuscan and Spanish-looking architecture, and Burke’s firm went to work to bring the interiors into the 21st century. “Carol and I have a certain kind of shorthand, having worked together for so long,” Burke says. “What’s unique about the relationship is every single time it’s a completely different look in a different location.” While an array of larger windows and skylights were added to the house to bring in natural light, Cohen and Burke set about selecting furniture and art from her collection. Cohen had saved her belongings from the larger homes and rented a warehouse where everything could be unpacked so that she and Burke could wander through, almost like a personal museum. Although Cohen said she now leans toward contemporary design, she and Burke chose for her new home modern furnishings as well as classic pieces by French furniture designers such as Jean Royere and Felix Agostini. Also added to the mix were a selection of artworks by such masters as Alexander Calder and Claes Oldenburg, and antiquities from China, Egypt and Italy. “When we started editing down, we were able to plug in pieces that not only fit physically but also create a collection that tells a story about her past and is cohesive at the same time,” Burke says. “Yes, it’s eclectic, but there’s an evolution of her sensibility and mine.” Despite the furniture and art’s pedigree, or perhaps in part because of it, the intent was to create a series of intimate, casual spaces for gathering, no matter the situation. “We deflated the formality,” Burke explains. “There’s no sense of trying to create something that is 304 / LUXE INTERIORS + DESIGN

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Elsewhere in the living room, Designers Guild chenille, from Osborne & Little in Los Angeles, dresses Burkeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s custom chairs, which boast pillows in Dessin Fournir fabric from Kneedler FauchĂ¨re, also in Los Angeles. Treasure Coast Trim put in new sliders to allow in natural light. Janus et Cie furniture sits poolside.

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A circa-1929 Steinway & Sons grand piano awaits its player in the living room beside an artwork by Alexander Calder and floating shelves holding some of the clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s antiques. The chandelier by David Weeks Studio is one of several placed in common areas for a unifying modern feel.

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formal and informal. Realistically, everyone wants to feel good whether they’re wearing jeans and by themselves or having a cocktail party with many guests.” Bold textures and colors give the house a subtle sense of youthful exuberance. The first challenge was how to configure an L-shaped living room, which Burke and co-designer Todd Peter made into a number of different seating areas. Near the kitchen and the floor-to-ceiling glass terrace doors, for instance, a quartet of burnt orange Burke-designed custom chairs wraps a custom coffee table upholstered in white cowhide that can double as extra seating. In an adjacent sitting area, a sofa reupholstered in a boldly patterned fabric sits beside a 1929 Steinway & Sons grand piano with a pair of custom-designed club chairs. At the same time, the designers unified these seating areas, as well as the combined and open living, kitchen and dining areas, with modern elements, seen in strikingly angular chandeliers, and with textures. “We like to create

a vocabulary of materials and use it throughout the house in different ways,” Burke explains. “I find it creates a sense of environment.” Distressed white-oak floors from before the redesign were retained and paired with darker kitchen cabinetry in a similar wire-brushed treatment, and the nearby fireplace was clad in chiseled limestone. In the master bedroom, “Carol really wanted a touch of color and softness, which we achieved with a soft shade of celadon,” Peter says. “Overall it’s serene and restful.” A custom bed and an Italian glass chandelier give way to a mirrored chest of drawers and a vintage desk attributed to Fornasetti. “I call it my little jewel,” Cohen says of the house. “I’m as happy in this home as anywhere, and in many ways happier. And people love it. You go in, and you’re transformed. That’s what Vance is able to do. The homes are really comfortable. I can’t ever imagine doing a home without him. Once you’ve been Vance-ified, there’s no turning back.”

Burke’s design is also about textures, seen in the kitchen backsplash from Hagan Flynn in Los Angeles as well as the limestone fireplace. The kitchen countertops are by Caesarstone; the barstools are by A. Rudin and feature a custom wood finish and Edelman Leather hide. The stainless steel of the Sub-Zero refrigerator contrasts with the rift-cut white-oak cabinetry.

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The dining room is anchored by a custom Burke-designed table and chairs. The console is a vintage 1930s Jules Leleu design with a lacquered top by Katsu Hamanaka; it was acquired through Alan Moss in New York and serves as a foil for a painting by Robert Goodnough and a red stool by Murrayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Iron Works. Another David Weeks Studio chandelier further modernizes the space.

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In the study, a custom sofa gets comfortable alongside a 1930s French straw marquetry coffee table with a gilded-bronze base. Above the custom table and chairs is a painting by Claes Oldenburg and a Jean Royere sconce that Burke acquired in Paris. A Calvin Fabrics textile, from Thomas Lavin in Los Angeles, fashions the draperies.

“THE DESIGN IS ECLECTIC, BUT THERE’S AN EVOLUTION OF THE OWNER’S SENSIBILITY AND MINE.” - VANCE BURKE

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Above: In the master bedroom, a custom barrel chair and ottoman in Larsen silk form a cozy spot for repose; behind them is a vintage 1940s French gilded-bronze floor lamp by Raymond Subes. Artworks are by Francisco Zúñiga, Bele Bachem and Robert Henri. Right: The master suite includes a custom bed lined with a Rogers & Goffigon linen-velvet on an overdyed patchwork Turkish kilim rug, with vintage Venini bedside lamps from Donzella in New York. A vintage 1940s chair, also from Donzella, is upholstered with a Donghia fabric and pulls up to an antique desk attributed to Fornasetti. Artworks are by Zúñiga, above the bed, and Claude Venard, above the desk.

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TREASURE

HUNT WITH AN UNBRIDLED LOVE FOR ADVENTURE AND THE SEA, DAVID A. CULPEPPER TRAVELS THE GLOBE IN SEARCH OF SHIPWRECKS AND NAUTICAL FINDS, BRINGING A TROVE OF HISTORY TO WEST PALM BEACH. WRITTEN BY TARYN BICKLEY / PHOTOGRAPHY BY SONYA REVELL

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D “I LOVE TO SHARE THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE PLACES I’VE BEEN, THE CHARACTERS I’VE MET AND THE GEMS THAT I’VE ENCOUNTERED.”

David A. Culpepper scours shipyards and fishing villages across the globe in search of nautical antiques he can repurpose for his West Palm Beach shop. He reconditions cargo lights (top left) that are taken off of 30-to-50-year-old ships, for instance, and collects salvaged helms (opposite) once they’ve been retired.

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avid A. Culpepper, proprietor and procurer of Culpepper Nautical’s maritime antiques empire, has many a seaworthy story in the pursuit of forgotten relics. “A few years back I took a trip to Mumbai, where I visited a store I’d passed through many times,” he says. “This particular day, I happened to notice some goods on the floor. I stooped down, brushed off some dust and discovered deck prisms dating back to the 1800s.” Before portholes, they had been used as a source of natural light on ships and are one of many in a long list of successful finds for Culpepper. “I bought all six, kept one and sold the rest,” he adds. A retiree with a profound love for the sea, Culpepper, a former boatswain’s mate in the U.S. Coast Guard and manufacturer of knife handles, says his path was set the day he missed out on a pair of decommissioned lights sold off his former Coast Guard ship. “This definitely planted the seed for wanting to acquire as much as I could find,” he says. Be it a harpoon cannon from the storied vessel Barba Negra, a lignum vitae deadeye from a 16th-century ship that sank off of Palm Beach, or a 4-pull telescope from the 1700s with the owner’s name engraved on it, Culpepper’s pursuit spans the globe, from his own backyard in South Florida to Asia, the South Pacific and the Indian Ocean. “I love to share the knowledge of the places I’ve been, the characters I’ve met and the gems that I’ve encountered,” he explains. In fact, a recent trip to the Indonesian island of Java unearthed a plethora of old wooden dock carts that sold out right away. Culpepper, who ships home roughly 10-to-15 40-foot containers a year, had his eye on West Palm Beach for a while. “I love the tropics. If a coconut tree doesn’t grow there, then I don’t belong,” he says. Interior designers, production houses, resorts, theme parks and restaurants are only a few of many who benefit from his mission—to translate the visions of his clients and fellow nautical enthusiasts through his maritime treasures. “It’s a quest,” he says of his explorations. “A learning, rewarding quest. You don’t exactly know what you’re looking for, but you do know that it has to be interesting.”

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Classically Modern WITH AN EYE TO ART, A HUSBAND AND WIFE GET A FRESH START AS EMPTY NESTERS IN A LIGHT AND AIRY HOME THAT BRIDGES OLD AND NEW. WRITTEN BY ELAINE MARKOUTSAS PHOTOGRAPHY BY JESSICA KLEWICKI GLYNN

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INTERIOR DESIGN / ASHLEY OLIVIA WADDELL AND COURTNEY O’BRYAN WHATLEY, OLIVIA O’BRYAN, INC. ARCHITECTURE / PETER D. MOOR, MOOR & ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS, P.A. HOME BUILDER / PHIL BARTH, BARTH CONSTRUCTION LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE / SAM COMER, HAYSLIP LANDSCAPE, AND PETER D. MOOR, MOOR & ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS, P.A.

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implicity is often the key to good design, and that certainly is true of this refreshing riverfront residence. The streamlined stucco façade, with its matching white concrete tile roof, set off by palm trees, tropical climbers and textural shrubs, flows seamlessly into airy interiors basking in natural light from generous mullioned windows and doors. The classically modern architecture provides a clean canvas that caters to the owners’ love of art, antiques, music, books and plants, as well as their desire to maximize on-site views of the Indian River Lagoon. “The wife is very artistic,” says designer Ashley Olivia Waddell, who with her sister, Courtney O’Bryan Whatley, fashioned interiors with materials that are honest and furnishings that spell comfort. “A very eclectic art collection was gathered from galleries, Europe, some of her own paintings and framed children’s art.” The design team’s challenge: Take the familiar, hit the refresh button, and mix it up with modern pieces that allow everything to breathe in an essentially open plan that embraces living, dining and kitchen areas. “They wanted a style that was minimal yet traditional at the same time,” says architect Peter D. Moor of the couple, empty nesters with two grown sons. “The architecture responds to some features of the climate, as well—hip roofs, good to deflect the wind, and storm shutters mounted on poured-concrete sills. It’s mostly a concrete shell, with not much wood trim, and has large industrial steel sash windows with divided mullions. But it also features a bit of swag that cement allows, like flaring.” Working with project architect Austin Dingwall and builder Phil Barth helped Moor achieve what he set out to do. Having collaborated on remodels with the designers and architect in the past, the couple wanted to rethink the from-scratch floor plan for this new build, and they realized how little space they actually needed. “They felt they could live in one room with space and light,” says

“They wanted a style that was minimal yet traditional at the same time.” -PETER D. MOOR

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Moor, “enjoying their art while eating, watching television, or sitting by the fire in a communal space that didn’t need to be formal.” Therefore, the core living space is compact— linked to a master suite, garage and laundry room by a foyer/gallery and separated by a breezeway from the office, library (actually an acoustically isolated piano room with a giant heavy door wide enough to wheel the piano into the larger space for entertaining) and guest bedrooms above. A focal point of slatted whitewashed white oak anchors a wall in the living area on one side and kitchen cabinetry on the other; plus, easy-maintenance stained-concrete flooring lends a relaxed attitude. Wanting the house to look collected, not decorated, the designers had a sofa from the previous home reupholstered in a breezy white linen, slipcovered-style, to complement a pair of new cozy swivel chairs in the main living area; golden accents, seen in gilded sconces and gold frames, add sheen and warm energy. New light fixtures are modern, sometimes playful. And buttery yellow pillows and a like-minded rug inject welcome color splashes. “But so nothing gets too glaring or precious, we added greens and grays to calm,” Waddell says. A custom tufted velvet ottoman in a pale aqua, for example, dresses up the room, while a weathered French gray coffee table offers a quiet, streamlined counterpoint. The luxury of multiple views inspired an outside-in conversation. “The wife’s dream house needed to have windows everywhere,” says Whatley. “The river is the main event, so furnishings are not overpowering.” Two sets of windows open to courtyards, and “they themselves become paintings,” Moor says. “There probably are two schools of thought about bringing nature into your house. One is to line a house with plantings; the other is to take fragments of building and wrap around fragments of nature—the transition zone is where the two are talking. Courtyards are such a great way to do that.” One of these courtyards is an L-shaped garden that wraps around the entry/gallery and master bedroom almost like an atrium, says Sam Comer, who designed the landscape in collaboration with Moor. “Plantings are sculptural, more artistic: Christmas palms in staggered heights, with a mix of gravel and shell as ground cover, cardboard palm plants, bougainvillea and fragrant confederate jasmine. I like to keep it simple—plant palettes painted with a relatively broad brush.” Nature appears in the interiors, as well, with the only pattern stemming from artwork and fabrics in watercolor florals and abstract prints. And the design concept is fluid. On a gallery wall in the dining area, “we left her space,” says Waddell, “so if she purchases more art, it can move up and wrap over the entry.” A his-and-hers master bath, with a shower in the middle, reinforces the wife’s desire for simplicity. “The shower is made of stucco, no joints,” says Moor. “Cabinetry is made of painted white planks, with crema marfil countertops and four big pieces of marble on the floor. She doesn’t like when design gets fussy.” And with a whisper of luxury, the team accomplished just that. “It’s not stuffy; it’s inviting,” says Whatley. “Your home is your sanctuary. It’s where you unwind. You want it to be peaceful and happy.”

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A breezeway separates the main home from the wifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s studio and a library, as well as guest bedrooms on the second level. Bougainvillea adds a pop of color and softens the edges of the entry, topped by a trellised roof that reduces the glare of sun. The view through two sets of doorways and beyond the pool area is to the Indian River Lagoon.

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Sculptural lamps from Dira perch near a gallery wall in the dining room. The mangoes painting (center) is by artist Deborah Gooch; the leaning portrait, by Edgar Baum, depicts the husband as a young man. The owners’ table was refinished by Steph’s Woodworking in Benjamin Moore’s Sea Haze and anchors Eames side chairs from Design Within Reach and Oly host chairs. A Grand Lotus chandelier by Currey & Company adds a touch of glamour to the foyer beyond, whose Kolbe windows, installed by Central Window of Vero Beach, allow in natural light.

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Above: Thomas O’Brien pendants for Visual Comfort & Co. suspend in the kitchen, where Florida Country Tile installed countertops made of marble and Cambria’s Cuddington quartz. Jessica Charles’ counter stools wear Edelman Leather shagreen. Cabinetry by Shaver Millwork dons Rocky Mountain Hardware pulls. Right: Callie, the family’s yellow Labrador retriever, nestles into a comfy sofa, reupholstered in a JF Fabrics textile by Lauralee Furniture. A pillow printed in a Jim Thompson contemporary exotic floral from Jerry Pair and a peek of the gold silk rug from ABC Carpet & Home add color. Opposite: The home is set within a lush, tropical landscape. An allée of stately 14-foot palm trees frames the front courtyard, while a mix of bougainvillea and white jasmine circle a masonry fountain. The concrete tile roof by J.A. Taylor Roofing peeks through the verdant greenery.

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A 5-foot-deep eave, supported by simple concrete brackets, shades the south terrace overlooking the pool built by A & G Concrete Pools. Sabal palms, which keep views unobstructed, are planted on a grassy area that expands entertaining options. French doors by Hopeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Windows were installed by WindowMan of South Florida.

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Vaughanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s perforated-metal fixture from John Rosselli & Associates diffuses light in the gallery leading to the master bedroom; lamps are by Visual Comfort & Co. A vintage Oriental rug rests on polished-concrete flooring thanks to Nu-Crete Surgeons and Xtreme Polishing Systems. In the entry hallway beyond, an antique Venetian mirror adds a sparkling note to a 19thcentury English chest that was a gift from the wifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mother.

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Artemide wall lamps flank an antiqued-polished-steel bed from S&L Designs in Dallas. A custom sofa at the foot sports Perennials outdoor fabric, accented with abstract pillows in fabric by Romo’s Black Edition. Clay and wood nudes sit on a vintage painted chest from M Maison. A Kravet rug grounds the space.

“I love that the design is casual but has an elegance to it.” -ASHLEY OLIVIA WADDELL

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The kitchen as a living icon for a new, free and dynamic lifestyle. With great skill, Veneta Cucine has managed to introduce this concept into the furniture world, revolutionizing the traditional approach to the kitchen as a place of service. Thanks to a long-running history, you can rest assured the highest quality is guaranteed. Their designers will offer you the complete remodeling of the house and take care of all your needs: kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, bathrooms, living rooms, interior doors and furniture, all 100 percent Italian.

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Currently celebrating 41 years in business, Susan Lachance Interior Design continues to provide its clients with high-quality, uniquely designed residential interiors throughout South Florida. The award-winning team is expert at creating sophisticated interiors while combining comfort and function for projects of every scale.

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Millers Elegant Hardware 561.994.4393 | Boca Raton eleganthardware.com

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Linda Carpet & Tile 305.445.8686 | Miami lindacarpet.com

FINANCING BankUnited 954.632.8562 bankunited.com

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Hunter Douglas hunterdouglas.com

California Designs Inc. 561.625.5250 | North Palm Beach californiadesigns.com

Italdoors 800.615.3667 italdoors.net

Duralee 800.275.3872 duralee.com

ABC Carpet & Home 561.279.7777 | Delray Beach abchome.com

LaCantina Doors 888.221.0141 lacantinadoors.com

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Antrim Hand-Loomed Carpets & Rugs 866.311.1018 antrimcarpet.com

FLORAL

Lualdi 305.461.5464 | Miami lualdiporte.com

Fabricut 800.999.8200 fabricut.com

Artisan Hardwoods 561.706.8457 | West Palm Beach artisanhardwoods.com

Emilio Robba 305.572.0203 | Coral Gables emiliorobba.com

Mega Windows and Doors 786.615.6844 | Coral Gables megaid.net

GT Italian Design 305.570.6831 | Miami gtitaliandesign.com

C & M Wood Flooring Center 954.428.0590 | Deerfield Beach cmwoodfloors.com

Milgard Windows & Doors 800.MILGARD milgard.com/doorceu

J | Geiger Shading Technology 844.JGEIGER jgeigershading.com

Crystal Tree Carpet & Flooring 561.622.6333 | North Palm Beach crystaltreecarpets.com

Adriana Hoyos Miami adrianahoyos.com

NSI Windows & Doors 561.841.1578 | Riviera Beach nsiwindowsanddoors.com

Oceanview Shades and Drapery 305.442.2628 | Coral Gables oceanviewshades.com

Feizy feizy.com

Arhaus 866.427.4287 arhaus.com

Palm Beach Window & Door 561.743.9688 | Jupiter palmbeachwindow.com

Sunbrella sunbrella.com/metro

Kaymanta Weston kaymanta.com

Armani/Casa 310.358.0901 | Los Angeles armanicasa.com

Panda Windows & Doors 702.643.5700 panda-windows.com

Total Window, Inc. 800.344.4558 | Dania Beach totalwindow.com

Kyle Bunting kylebunting.com

Armani/Casa 305.573.4331 | Miami armanicasa.com

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FLOOR COVERINGS

Samad 888.726.2393 samad.com Tufenkian tufenkiancarpets.com

FURNITURE + ACCESSORIES

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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

Ames International Architecture

ARCHITECTURE

1050 Commercial Architectural Woodworking

CUSTOM WOODWORKING

Elevating creativity to the sublime.

Leading the industry with innovative, thoughtful, award-winning designs for discerning clientele, and building upon a 27-year legacy of word-of-mouth referrals, Ames International Architecture & Interior Design delivers your dreams and desires in a one-stop shop. The company will create a personal legacy design for you and your family.

With more than 30 years of creating interior architectural design elements, 1050 Commercial Architectural Woodworking turns vision into reality. Whether itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s collaborating with top designers and expert contractors or working directly with the client, premier service, excellent craftsmanship and only the finest materials are the standard.

203 Dixie Boulevard, Delray Beach, Florida 561.702.6444 | amesint.com

1050 Northwest 1st Avenue, Suite 16, Boca Raton, Florida 561.391.3103 | 1050caw.com

Oceanview Shades and Drapery

FABRICS + WINDOW COVERINGS

Linda Carpet Inc.

FLOOR COVERINGS

Winner of the Chamber of Commerce 2013 Diamond Retail Award and 2014 Best Retail Businesswoman of the Year.

Experience in flooring.

Oceanview Shades and Drapery is the award-winning fashion leader in custom draperies, shades, bedding and upholstery. The company also provides a wide selection of European wallpaper collections. Motorization and home automation solutions are presented at the showroomâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unique Imagination Bar.

Linda Carpet Inc. offers full service from design through construction. The goal is to provide you with the home you dream of at an exceptional value and within the agreed-upon time frame. The team at Linda Carpet strives to build a relationship that makes the entire process both successful and exciting.

2522 Ponce de Leon Boulevard, Coral Gables, Florida 305.442.2628 | oceanviewshades.com

4301 Southwest 8th Street, Miami, Florida 305.445.8686 | lindacarpet.com

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PROMOTION

Luxe Living Realty - Dora Puig

advertiser index FURNITURE + ACCESSORIES (continued)

FURNITURE + ACCESSORIES (continued)

Armani/Casa 212.334.1271 | New York armanicasa.com

Cassina 800.770.3568 cassina.com

Hickory White hickorywhite.com

Maxalto maxalto.it

B. Pila Design 305.856.7916 | Miami bpilabespoke.com

Cassina Miami 305.576.3636 cassinamiami.com

Illimit 786.558.7176 | Miami llim.it

Meridiani 305.573.3636 | Miami meridiani.it

Bausman & Company bausmanandcompany.com

Christian Liaigre christian-liaigre.us

Ironies 510.644.2100 ironies.com

Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams 800.789.5401 mgbwhome.com

BoConcept 786.766.7616 | Miami boconceptmiami.com

Coconut Grove Gallery & Interiors 305.445.7401 | Miami coconutgrovegallery.com

Jeff Rogow Custom Upholstery 954.979.8854 jeffrogowupholstery.com

Oggetti 305.576.1044 | Miami oggettidesigns.com

Boga Style Home 786.440.5285 | Aventura bogastylehome.com

Curated Kravet curatedkravet.com

Jiun Ho jiunho.com

OLY Studio olystudio.com

Boga Style Home 305.591.2642 | Doral bogastylehome.com

Design Depot 800.880.7154 | Miami designdepotfurniture.com

Leathercraft 800.627.1561 leathercraft-furniture.com

Poltrona Frau 855.768.5931 poltronafrau.com

Boga Style Home 786.542.5545 | Pinecrest bogastylehome.com

Donghia 800.DONGHIA donghia.com

Lee Industries 800.892.7150 furniturebylee.com

Poltrona Frau Miami 305.576.3636 poltronafraumiami.net

Bright Chair 888.524.5997 brightchair.com

Ebanista 800.570.1087 ebanista.com

Lexington Home Brands lexington.com

Porta Forma portaforma.com

Britto Charette 305.640.5005 | Miami

Espacio 305.573.5777 | Miami espacio-miami.com

Lisa Taylor Designs lisataylordesigns.com

Roberto Cavalli Home 954.404.8983 | Dania Beach

Calligaris calligaris.com

Floridian Furniture 305.448.2639 | Miami floridianfurniture.com

Magni Home Collection magnihomecollection.com

Roche Bobois roche-bobois.com

Calligaris 786.709.9605 | Miami miami.calligaris.us

GĂocasa 786.219.2054 | Miami gio-casa.com

Margaux Interiors 305.662.2663 | South Miami margauxinteriors.com

Scala Luxury scalaluxury.com

Carriage House 954.925.2661 | Dania Beach elan4ch.com

Grafton Furniture 305.696.3811 | Miami graftonfurniture.com

Marge Carson margecarson.com

Scan Design 305.944.8080 | North Miami Beach scandesign.com

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Perfection without compromise

PROMOTION

YRA Design Inc.

advertiser index FURNITURE + ACCESSORIES (continued)

HARDWARE (continued)

HOME BUILDERS + REMODELERS (continued)

HOTELS

Sklar Furnishings 561.829.5208 | Boca Raton sklarfurnishings.com

Ashley Norton Architectural Hardware 800.393.1097 ashleynorton.com

Hobgood Construction, Inc. 561.691.9686 hobgoodconstruction.com

Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa 800.328.0170 | Manalapan eaupalmbeach.com

Skram Furniture Company 336.222.6622 | Burlington skramfurniture.com

Baldwin Hardware baldwinhardware.com

Hollub Homes 305.665.4275 hollubhomes.com

St. Regis Bal Harbour 305.993.3300 | Bal Harbour stregisbalharbour.com

Turri turri.it

Rocky Mountain Hardware rockymountainhardware.com

Mackle Construction Co. 305.665.8804 | South Miami mackleconstruction.com

Visionnaire Miami 305.998.9500 | Miami visionnairemiami.com

Sun Valley Bronze 866.788.3631 sunvalleybronze.com

National Custom Homes 561.988.1267 nationalcustomhomes.net

B. Pila Design Interiors 305.856.7916 | Miami bpiladesign.com

PB Built 561.575.0664 | Jupiter pb-built.com

Brown’s Interior Design 561.368.2703 | Boca Raton brownsinteriors.com

INTERIOR DESIGN SHOWROOMS

GALLERIES

HOME AUTOMATION

Addison Gallery 561.278.5700 | Delray Beach addisongallery.com

Crestron crestron.com/homeautomation

Puzzitiello Builders, LLC 561.939.4852 | West Palm Beach puzzitiello.com

Design Resource Center 561.997.0040 | Boca Raton dresourcecenter.com

The Americas Collection 305.446.5578 | Coral Gables americascollection.com

Environmental Technology Control 561.881.8118 | West Palm Beach etc.fm

Robelen Hanna Homes 561.482.9999 robelenluxuryhomes.com

HoneyBee Designz 561.672.1439 honeybeedesignz.com

Blue Gallery Contemporary Art 561.265.0020 | Delray Beach bluefineart.com

Genesis Automation, Inc. 954.316.2450 | Fort Lauderdale genesisautomationinc.com

Seaspray Group Palm Beach seaspraygroup.com

Blue Gallery Contemporary Art 954.764.6044 | Fort Lauderdale bluefineart.com Wally Findlay Galleries 561.655.2090 | Palm Beach wallyfindlay.com

HARDWARE Antique Drapery Rod Company 214.653.1733 | Dallas antiquedraperyrod.com

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HOME BUILDERS + REMODELERS Cannatelli Builders Inc. 954.977.2775 | Pompano Beach cannatellibuilders.com CLN Group 305.668.6278 clnconstructiongroup.com Cudmore Builders 561.995.8989 cudmorebuilders.com

INTERIOR DESIGNERS

Slate Construction Services 305.877.0947 | Miami slate-cs.com

Allison Paladino Interior Design 561.741.0165 apinteriors.com

Southern Estates Signature Homes 954.306.9006 | Fort Lauderdale southernestateshomes.com

B. Pila Design Interiors 305.856.7916 | Miami bpiladesign.com

HOME THEATER DESIGN Genesis Automation, Inc. 954.316.2450 | Fort Lauderdale genesisautomationinc.com

Brown’s Interior Design 561.368.2703 | Boca Raton brownsinteriors.com Brown’s Interior Design 561.744.1116 | Jupiter brownsinteriors.com

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PROMOTION

Lualdi

advertiser index INTERIOR DESIGNERS

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INTERIOR DESIGNERS

(continued)

KITCHEN + BATH (continued)

Corners Interior Design 305.773.8658 cornersinteriors.com

Perla Lichi 954.726.0899 | Coral Springs perlalichi.com

Eggersmann USA 800.276.1239 eggersmannusa.com

Neff of Fort Lauderdale 954.929.5678 | Dania Beach neffluxurykitchens.com

David Font Design 954.283.8839 davidfontdesign.com

Sarah Z Designs 305.906.5500 | Aventura sarahzdesigns.com

ESO Decorative Plumbing 954.973.0020 | Pompano Beach esodecorativeplumbing.com

Newport Brass 949.417.5207 newportbrass.com

Leandro Mora Designs 305.591.7575 | Miami leandromoradesigns.com

Sheryl Bleustein Interiors 954.445.0897 sherylbleusteininteriors.com

FRANKE frankeksd.com

Pedini Miami 877.263.8963 | Coral Gables pedinimiami.com

Leighton Design Group 855.805.0597 | Delray Beach leightondesign.com

Susan Lachance Interior Design 561.241.3800 susanlachance.com

Hausscape 305.573.0169 | Miami hausscape.com

Poggenpohl poggenpohl.com

Magita Designs 305.860.3998 | Miami magitadesigns.com

Suzanne Lovell Inc. suzannelovellinc.com/explore

Home Design Center of Florida 954.667.0002 | Fort Lauderdale homedesigncenterflorida.com

Ronbow ronbow.eu

ITALKRAFT 305.406.1301 | Miami italkraft.com

Scavolini 305.441.0692 | Coral Gables miami.scavolinistore.net

Maite Granda 305.764.5569 | Miami maitegranda.com

JEWELRY

Mendez Vela Design 305.759.7752 | Miami mendezvela.com

Hamilton Jewelers 561.659.6788 | Palm Beach hamiltonjewelers.com

J. Tribble Collection 888.652.6116 jtribble.com

Siematic @ DCOTA 954.923.3244 siematic-dcota.com

Michael Wolk Design 305.576.2898 | Miami wolkdesign.com

Hamilton Jewelers 561.775.3600 | Palm Beach Gardens hamiltonjewelers.com

Kitchen and Bath Galleria 954.495.0914 | Fort Lauderdale

Snaidero USA 877.762.4337 snaidero-usa.com

The Kitchen Strand 772.546.1306 kitchenstrand.us

THG Paris thgusa.com

Nancy Corzine nancycorzine.com

KITCHEN + BATH

P&H Interiors 954.341.7335 pnhinteriors.com

Brizo brizo.com

Metro Door Aventura 844.315.3667 | Aventura metrodooraventura.com

Unica Kitchens unicakitchens.com

Panache Designs 954.979.8874 | Pompano Beach panachedesignsinc.com

Clive Christian clivechristianinteriors.com

Metro Door Brickell 844.315.3667 | Miami metrodoorbrickell.com

Veneta Cucine 305.949.5223 | North Miami Beach venetacucine.us

Peeples Rionda Interiors 305.438.1330 peeplesrionda.com

Downsview Kitchens 954.927.1100 | Dania Beach downsviewofdania.com

Mia Cucina 305.792.9494 | Aventura miacucina.com

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PROMOTION

Omicron Granite

advertiser index LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS

LIGHTING

David Font Design 954.283.8839 davidfontdesign.com

Hubbardton Forge 800.826.4766 hubbardtonforge.com

Lewis Aqüi Landscape + Architectural Design, LLC 305.661.1855 | Miami lewisaqui.com

Jonathan Browning 415.401.9999 jonathanbrowning.com

LANDSCAPING

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L’Excellence 305.573.6100 | Miami lexcellence.com

LUXURY BEDDING

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OUTDOOR LIVING (continued)

Tribute Goods Fine Linens tributegoods.com

Pride Family Brands pridefamilybrands.com

MOVING + STORAGE Confimove 866.266.8464 confimove.com

Teak Warehouse 800.343.7707 | 866.937.8325 teakwarehouse.com Tommy Bahama Outdoor Living tbfurniture.com

Fernando Wong Outdoor Living Design 305.604.0003 | Miami Beach fernandowongold.com

Lighting Paradise 866.362.6928 | Coral Gables lightingparadise.com

Fernando Wong Outdoor Living Design 561.515.0213 | Palm Beach fernandowongold.com

Littman Brands littmanbrands.com

California Closets 866.488.2727 californiaclosets.com

Lunatika 305.860.9062 | Miami lunatika.com

Closet Factory 305.969.8470 | Miami closetfactory.com

Berkana USA 305.705.4257 | North Miami Beach berkana-usa.com

Lunatika 305.534.8585 | Miami Beach lunatika.com

The Container Store 855.827.5623 containerstore.com/tcsclosets

One Stop Pools & Construction 305.898.2267 oscpools.com

Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights 504.522.9485 bevolo.com

Pego Lamps 305.663.7346 | Miami pegolamps.com

Poliform 888.POLIFORM poliformusa.com

Van Kirk & Sons Pools & Spas 954.755.4402 | Deerfield Beach vankirkpools.com

Capitol Lighting 1800lighting.com

Powerhouse Lighting 305.571.8079 | Miami powerhouselighting.com

OUTDOOR LIVING

REAL ESTATE

Cross Design Group 561.776.0725 | Palm Beach Gardens crossdesigngroup.com

The Urban Electric Co. 843.723.8140 urbanelectricco.com

Carls Patio Design 754.223.3553 | Fort Lauderdale carlspatiodesign.com

Auberge Beach Residences & Spa 954.543.5560 | Fort Lauderdale aubergebeach.com

McKinnon and Harris mckinnonharris.com

Iris on the Bay 786.693.9669 | Miami Beach irisonthebay.com

Outdoor Living 561.310.6081 outdoorfl.com

Luxe Living Realty - Dora Puig 305.613.2118 dorapuig.com

LIGHTING

Day One Lighting, LLC 561.318.5424 | West Palm Beach dayonelighting.com The Gallery Lighting 786.534.5119 | Miami

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LUXURY BEDDING Scandia Home scandiahome.com

ORGANIZATIONAL SOLUTIONS

PAINT Farrow & Ball farrow-ball.com

POOL BUILDERS

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PROMOTION

Susan Lachance Interior Design

advertiser index REAL ESTATE (continued)

STONE + TILE

STONE + TILE (continued)

Luxury Portfolio Fine Property Collection luxuryportfolio.com

Antolini Luigi antoliniprecioustone.com

Marble of the World 305.592.8850 | Miami marbleoftheworld.com

Ultimate Mosaic 239.931.4649 | Fort Myers ultimatemosaic.com

Oasis Park Square 305.594.7128 | Doral oasisparksquare.com

BR Stone Company 954.984.7007 | Pompano Beach brstonemarbleandgranite.com

Marmol 888.627.6659 | Miami marmol.com

UMI 561.413.5196 | Boynton Beach umistone.com

Parque Towers 305.692.8500 | Sunny Isles Beach parquetowers.com

Caesarstone caesarstoneus.com

NaturaliStone 305.751.9929 | Miami naturalistone.com

Valencia Coverings 305.759.7559 | Miami valenciacoverings.com

Premier Estate Properties premierestateproperties.com

Cambria cambriausa.com

Nature of Marble 561.272.0203 natureofmarble.com

Susan Rindley Worldwide Real Estate 954.294.5686 susanrindley.com

Compac compac.us

Neolith neolith.com

Environmental Technology Control 561.881.8118 | West Palm Beach etc.fm

Tower 155 786.522.3695 | Boca Raton tower155.com

Crossville 931.456.3136 crossvilleinc.com

Omicron Granite 954.942.2525 omicrongranite.net

Spectrum Technology Integrators 561.798.7010 spectrumfla.com

Dekton dekton.com

Paris Ceramics 888.845.3487 parisceramicsusa.com

Eldorado Stone 800.925.1491 eldoradostone.com

Prosein Design Center 305.677.3765 | Doral prosein.com

Italgres 305.599.0002 | Miami italgres.com

Puma Marble Company 305.758.6461 | Miami pumamarble.com

Istueta Roofing 305.671.9175 | Miami istuetaroofing.com

Just Tile & Marble 561.272.4900 justtilenmarble.com

Santa Rosa Marble 305.591.3744 | Doral santarosamarble.com

STAIR DESIGNERS

Keys Granite / A Daltile Company 305.477.7363 keysgranite.com

Stonica 305.501.0381 | Doral stonica.com/luxe

Lapicida 212.360.8000 lapicida.com/us

TodoKitchens 786.261.6294 | Doral todokitchens.com

RETAIL The Village at Gulfstream Park 954.378.0900 | Hallandale Beach thevillageatgulfstreampark.com

ROOFING

Paoliniâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Railings, Tread and Staircases 786.536.4350 | Miami paolinitrade.com

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TECHNOLOGY

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gatherings

PROMOTION

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOHN STILLMAN

OMICRON GRANITE

On June 4, Omicron Granite & Tile held a CEU Course on Solid Surface Design Basics at Omicron Graniteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pompano Beach showroom, where Neolith provided the educational speaker, Travis Conrad, to educate attendees on the Neolith product. The event was co-sponsored by Luxe Interiors + Design and was followed by sushi and networking.

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THE AR T OF CULINARY

thierrycatering.com | info@thierrycatering.com | 305.635.6626

gatherings

PROMOTION

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOHN STILLMAN

SOCIAL MEDIA LUNCHEON

Luxe Interiors + Design recently hosted two educational luncheons on social media at Maggianoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s in Boca Raton and Soyka in Miami. With more than 75 clients in attendance, Luxe digital specialists offered ideas and practices for how local businesses could best take advantage of Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram.

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D ISCOV ER T HE W O R L D O F M O S AI C S …

Like music to your eyes Estudio de Guitarra 5’ x 4’ x 3’

xperience an inspiring adventure in custom design from large-scale installations to walls, floors and celebrated works of art. Unique designs created by founder and fine artist Wilson E. Lopez are certified and copyrighted to ensure authenticity of every meticulously detailed piece. Connect with us today and explore the world of Ultimate Mosaic.

UltimateMosaic.com Studio@UltimateMosaic.com 239-931-4649

11400 Metro Parkway, Suite 3 Fort Myers, FL 33966

gatherings

PROMOTION

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOHN STILLMAN

DPHA AT LUXE

Luxe Interiors + Design was proud to co-sponsor the annual chapter meeting of the Decorative Plumbing & Hardware Association on June 11. More than 100 guests filled the Boca Raton headquarters of Luxe, where DPHA members met with designers, architects and builders from across South Florida.

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INSPIRATION FOUND

SUBTLE

“SIMPLICITY,” LEONARDO DA VINCI ONCE PROFESSED, “IS THE ULTIMATE FORM OF SOPHISTICATION.” ECHOING THIS SENTIMENT, COCO CHANEL CREDITED THAT SAME EFFORTLESS FEATURE AS “THE KEYNOTE OF ALL TRUE ELEGANCE,” WHILE FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT HAS STATED THAT, “SIMPLICITY AND REPOSE ARE THE QUALITIES THAT MEASURE THE TRUE VALUE OF ANY WORK OF ART.” WE FOLLOW SUIT THIS SEASON WITH A MIX OF DELICATE SILHOUETTES AND SOFT, REFRAINED PALETTES THAT LEAVE A TOUCH OF LUXURY IN THEIR WAKES. Clockwise from top left: Watercolor Washi 3592 in Dream Pop Grey / Price available upon request / phillipjeffries.com. Pieces from the “What is Luxury?” exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum through September 27 / vam.ac.uk. Link Porcelain Quad-Light / $8,000 / apparatusstudio.com. A vignette from a home in San Francisco designed by Nicole Hollis / nicolehollis.com. Circus Pouf Large Blush Velour / $890 / normann-copenhagen.com. Spinning Top Simple Curve Pendant / $4,900 / yaelsonia.com. Small Ring Bag in Chalk Smooth Calfskin / Price available upon request / celine.com. Box Sofa by De La Espada / $8,065 / autoban212.com. Tapa Cereal Bowl and Alchimie Charger by Fortuny / $370 (set of 4) and $200 / l-objet.com. Detail from the facade of the Stadthalle Chemnitz in Germany designed by architect Rudolf White and artist Hubert Schiefelbein / stadthalle-chemnitz.de.

WATERCOLOR WASHI WALLCOVERING PHOTO: COURTESY PHILLIP JEFFRIES. LIGHT PENDANT PHOTO: JOSEPH DELEO.

IMPACT

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