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“An interior space only becomes warm and inviting when it reflects the passions of the people who live there.”
NO PLACE LIKE HOME Jiun’s passion for travel, food and culture has brought him a wide range of projects from the blissful Revel Spa to the distinctive Two Michelin Star restaurant Saison (left, middle) and a bevy of luxury residences (left, below). To enliven each of these unique spaces, Jiun scours the globe to uncover rare sources and find one-of-a-kind items or fashions custom work. “From factory to finished product, I am totally focused on high-quality and detail. Sometimes even the tiniest element of a design can make or break the experience,” says Jiun, who takes immense pride in the fine quality of his pieces. Hallmarks of Jiun’s approach include textures against clean lines, rich dark woods against simple fabrics, and pure shapes and forms that are both challenging and inviting. Above all, Jiun’s graceful interiors make space for friendship, food, entertaining and celebration. “The key is to create that easy feeling of home wherever you are in the world,” he says.
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A renovation results in a Tempe home that combines the owners’ love of music and horses into a warm and sophisticated space.
Calming and comfortable was the focus for a Canadian couple seeking a modernized spa-like retreat in Scottsdale.
A builder creates a house of his own with a mix of materials that harmonize well with its Oro Valley surroundings.
When two families join as one, a residence in Paradise Valley is refashioned to reflect a contemporary yet livable style.
Written by Heather L. Schreckengast Photography by Caren Alpert
Written by Karen Werner Photography by Werner Segarra
Written by Linda Hayes Photography by Laura Moss
Written by Liz Arnold Photography by Werner Segarra
Designer Dana Lyon shaped a serene space for the living room of this Scottsdale home with custom sofas upholstered in Holly Hunt velvet from John Brooks and a reclaimed-wood cocktail table from Peter Thomas Designs. Page 260
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STYLE MAKERS
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Arresting tilework emerges as the star in two California spaces where calculated design details make for a dramatic yet restrained kitchen and bath.
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Painting featured by Erik Gonzales Mixed media on panel 80"x 64" titled "Ilios" Our goal is to continually present a distinct and diverse selection of artwork illustrating how varied pieces can be formed into a sophisticated and complementary collection. Whether you're choosing art for a personal collection or too enhance a corporate environment what we have to show you is worth taking the time to see. Furniture and lighting fixtures are courtesy of John Brooks Inc.
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winter. Welcome to the winter issue of Luxe Interiors + Design.
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MUST-HAVES:PHOENIX 1. Harmony in White, oil on canvas, measures 40”H x 30”W plus frame. Contemporary Impressionist Cara Pabst Moran uses bright and joyful yet bold and clean colors that dance across her paintings with highly textured drama. Priced at $4,860. thesignaturegallery.com 2. Painted in English Yellow Chalk Paint® with a dark wax finish, you can find tables and many other fun upcycled items at Audrey’s in Phoenix. audreyshopaz.weebly.com 3. From a collection of art mosaics by Arizona artist Mary Alice Fox, this dramatic mosaic, Mardi Gras Girl, is made of hand-cut Mexican and Italian smalti glass. Discover fabulous finds at Do Me A Favor. domeafavorphx.com 4. Preston Singletary (Tlingit) creates distinctive designs and motifs of his Northwest Coast heritage with meticulously blown, stenciled and sandblasted glass. By re-envisioning his tribal designs in a non-traditional medium, Singletary adds light and shadows to the abstract qualities that are already present in these ancient forms. Available at the Berlin Gallery at the Heard Museum Shops. berlingallery.org
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MUST-HAVES:PHOENIX 1. Collection O by Studio Putman from THG-Paris® is inspired by Andrée Putman’s Vertigo collection for Christofle. An embodiment of modern luxury, the famous ring is incorporated into this exquisite design for the bath. Priced from $1,899. Available at Clyde Hardware. clydehardware.com 2. Designed by Pebble Tec®, BeadCrete™ pebble and glass pool finishes are comprised of iridescent, modern glass beads, giving you an exquisite pool finish that becomes the centerpiece of your backyard. Available in 22 colors, the high-glass content mixed with cement and pigment harnesses the capabilities of Pebble Tec® while providing a dazzling look. pebbletec.com 3. Shown is River Crossing by Gail Morris. Oil on canvas, measures 24”H x 24”W. Available from Bonner David Galleries. bonnerdavid.com 4. Jeff Koons’ iconic Split Rocker is available as a limited edition vase from Bernardaud as part of its 150th anniversary collection entitled, L’art de la Table. The piece is crafted of fine Limoges porcelain and created in an edition of 3,500 pieces. Available at Main Dish, Scottsdale, Arizona. Priced at $4,300. 480.751.2393
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MUST-HAVES:PHOENIX 1. Combining antiqued stones and reclaimed woods, this mosaic reflects the essence of “down-to-earth-chic.” Available exclusively through Tabarka Home. tabarkastudio.com 2. When you are looking for a signature piece that is as individual and distinctive as you are, Michael’s Creative Jewelry has it. From international award-winning designer Michael J. Boillot. michaelscreative.com 3. Create a festive centerpiece with a bouquet of fresh cut flowers in a tall, square tapered gilded vase, or dazzle the oenophiles with a paillette wine decanter. Available at del Adora Fine Linen, Scottsdale. deladora.com 4. The Spanish Colonial dresser is handcarved from solid mango wood then finished with a deep hand-rubbed stain and lacquer. The heirloom-quality dresser is a handsome supporting piece to any room. Measures 44”W x 24”D x 36”H. Available at Passport Imports. Priced at $690. passportimports.com
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MUST-HAVES:TUCSON 1. By Olivia Riegel Frames, The Gatsby Collection is an Art Deco throwback to old Hollywood glamour. Available at Pear Tree House, located in St. Philip’s Plaza.
520.329.8597 2. Shown is an early 20th-century, life-size angel of Mexican provenance. Sold as a pair. Available at Tom’s Fine Furniture and Collectables. 520.795.5210 3. Why leave jewelry in your jewelry box in your closet when you can put it in a place where you and your friends will always see it? Jewelry for your home is what this fixture truly is. Priced at $3,960. 520.322.4303 4. Garage storage never looked so sexy. European-inspired cabinets that are stunning yet fully functional and at an affordable price. Contur all-metal modular cabinet systems are available at Closet Trends. closettrendsaz.com 5. Shown is the 1945 Louis X1V of France Leopard Chair, made of mahogany, restored to new condition. Available at St. Narcisse Furniture. narcissefurniture.com
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1. Bliss by Corbett. Handcrafted iron with topaz leaves. Adorned with Brazilian rock crystals, smoked crystal medallions, nickel and crystal tassels and white pearl glass shades. Available at Illuminations, your light source for all things brilliant and beautiful. illuminationstucson.com 2. With its treated mosquito netting and moated legs, the Desert Bed allows one to embrace the night sky without the night-crawling and flying visitors. Since each bed is handmade, there is an endless number of materials and finishes available. metalartsvillage.com 3. This elegant, stylish wall unit is designed by Mr. Flavio Da Fre’of Italy. Available in Tucson at Copenhagen Imports. copenhagenliving.com 4. “The simple, clean lines appealed to my sense of beauty…(their impression) hit me like a ton of bricks.” - Thayer Coggin. The Roger Chair, available at Contents Interiors. contentsinteriors.com
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Nestled in the heart of Paradise Valley, the featured residence boasts pristine vistas of Camelback Mountain. Designed by Phoenix-based Agnieszka Jastrzebska, the compound embodies a unique aesthetic that is not traditionally found in its desert environs. “I have always been drawn to Santa Barbara-style homes,” notes Jastrzebska, whose approach was understated in nature, yet summons a striking sophistication. Implementing such tony design elements as regal architectural columns, cantera stone accents and a series of sweeping outdoor living spaces, the home also entertains a comprehensive solar panel system and complies with LEED Silver certification. ajdesignstudio.com
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poetic approach When Robert Bristow and Pilar Proffitt designed their first furniture piece in 1999, they didn’t envision a complete line or a full-service interior design and architectural firm to follow. Yet just a year later, the second part of the equation, Poesis Design—from the Greek root word meaning “to make”—came to fruition. Crediting her experience in architecture as the enduring inspiration behind their furniture collection, Proffitt says, “there is a palpable framework underlying each piece.” For the featured brass and glass-topped Ice Cubes table—available through Ralph Pucci—that artfully executed vision is undeniably apparent. poesisdesign.com; ralphpucci.net
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Upon designing this rural Mediterranean-influenced hillside residence, Scottsdale-based architect Dale Gardon used the property’s relatively steep lot line to his advantage, allowing the home to nestle into its captivating backdrop of the McDowell Mountains. Incorporating locally quarried stone, a Roman pan tile roof and burnt pine window frames, Gardon executed a layout that is reminiscent of an Italianate villa. According to the architect, the interiors of the property are not overscaled or opulent, rather “they were designed to evoke comfort, while embracing the panoramic views of the adjacent mountains and city below.” dalegardondesign.com
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This season, London architect, designer and artist Andy Martin’s point of view on furniture design shines with the introduction of Blocks A, B and C. More like treasured objets d’art than seating, Martin says he envisioned these stunning statement pieces to be representative of a stool, side table or coffee table. Cast from translucent and pigmented polyester resin, “the designs were experimental for me,” notes Martin, who says “lightness of form and optical illusion offset the physical heaviness of the pieces and awaken their true beauty.” andymartinstudio.com
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SCHOOL OF ROCK In an epic architectural collaboration, Los Angeles-based CO Architects and the Tempe office of Ayers Saint Gross have devised a monumental fortress, infusing the Phoenix campus of the University of Arizona with a dose of powerful design. Towering six stories and encompassing a colossal 268,000 square feet, the structure serves as the Health Sciences Building for both the University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University, incorporating lecture halls, study spaces, a library and simulation labs. Inspired by the desert forms in which it is situated amongst, the exterior was crafted from 13 distinct pieces of copper panel, which shimmer in the sun, highlighting the abstract patterns in the façade. “The architecture is a dramatic response to the building’s function and our climate,” notes Ayers Saint Gross principal Jack Black. “We envisioned it as the paramount expression for the health sciences in Phoenix.” coarchitects.com; asg-architects.com
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Presented with an elevated stretch of property in Scottsdale in the elite Desert Mountain community, architect Mark Tate chose to envision a layout that he deems as soft desert contemporary. “The roots of the form and scale echo traditional Pueblo architecture,” notes Tate, “and the modern twist is manifested by the open floor plan and extensive overhangs.” Applying simple desertappropriate materials such as stucco, steel, glass and concrete, Tate was able to capitalize on the natural contours of the terrain and allow the natural beauty of the ambient surroundings to take center stage. tate-studio.com
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Bestowed with a vibrantly tiled staircase that leads to an observatory deck, this Paradise Valley residence features an abundance of charming elements, while capturing both Mediterranean and Moroccan influences. According to the architect, Scottsdale-based Jon Poetzl, “this home is incredibly unique, as its views are completely undisturbed,” making way for breathtaking Arizona sunsets. By virtue of a basic material palette, Poetzl simplified the details, allowing the landscape, interiors and seasonal sunlight changes to coalesce and further elevate the experience. carsonpoetzl.com
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HEIRLOOM QUALITY In the old naval shipyards just a short drive from historic downtown Charleston stands a brick building so unassuming, one might mistake it for a forgotten warehouse. But inside—in an ironic juxtaposition of beauty—custom lighting fixtures are being lovingly pieced together by the highly skilled artisans of The Urban Electric Co. W R I T T E N A N D P R O D U C E D B Y A R LY N H E R N A N D E Z P H O T O G R A P H Y B Y P E T E R FR ANK E D W A R D S
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only appropriate that it be the backdrop for a company making heirloom-quality lighting fixtures the old-fashioned way: at a work bench, by hand. “Take a quick lap around our factory, and you’ll notice there aren’t many machines. It’s a very people-centric process,” says Dave Dawson, founder and owner of The Urban Electric Co. “This is a hand-built business and our artisans are our biggest investment.” Just a decade old, Dawson’s company has not veered from what it initially set out to do. The brass and copper lanterns, sconces and pendants—all built to order—that come out of the South Carolina workshop are still held to an incredibly high standard of excellence. “We define craftsmanship as quality,” says Creative Director Michael Amato. “It’s about the caliber of the materials, the finishes, the execution in manufacturing. Our clients come to us to obsess over the details.” So suffice it to say that in a world of instant gratification, where quick-to-ship, machine-made foreign goods are an ever-growing norm, The Urban Electric Co. is an outlier. “Pride is our heritage. We’re all artists in our own right with a passion for what we’re doing, and we can make anything for anyone,” notes Jeff Peek, a senior master craftsman who’s been with the company over nine years. “Building by hand breathes life into a piece, gives it warmth, character and a genuine human touch. That’s something a machine could never do.” It’s no wonder such product integrity has drawn the discerning eye of some of interior design’s elite; the likes of Darryl Carter, Steven Gambrel and Amanda Nisbet have all fashioned a collection for the company stemming from their desire to collaborate with the brand. “I think we’re all nostalgic for traditional craftsmanship and how things used to be made,” notes Dawson. “People crave that, and I believe that’s what we deliver.”
Thoughtful design along with hours of meticulous craftsmanship goes into every lighting piece created by The Urban Electric Co. The Charleston-based company prides itself on the artisans behind the mostly bench-built process. Though custom fixtures make up a large part of the business, an inventory of over 300 in-house designs, which can be personalized with custom finishes and paint colors, are available for quick shipping.
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How do you balance speed with craftsmanship? The world is moving faster and people aren’t willing to wait as long for things. But we’re lucky; we have clients that appreciate the care behind our fixtures. Who is the audience of The Urban Electric Co.? We’re looking to work with very selective clients, architects and designers; those who recognize the value that one-of-a-kind lighting, with proportion and scale, can add to a space. Why build local? When we started this business, we felt an American artisan who was engaged in the process and appreciated who the client was, they were going to put more into their craft. At the end of the day, there’s value in that. We couldn’t make the same product in a faceless factory abroad. What defines your brand? All of our lights come with a lifetime guarantee. There is no fine print, no exceptions. We stand firmly behind every piece that comes out of our man-helmed factory.
Will we see furniture or other décor from The Urban Electric Co. in the coming years? It’s just as important to know who you aren’t, so that you can stick to who you are. I don’t want to make a lot of different things only half well; I’d rather do one thing flawlessly. We love lighting, and I think we’ll be doing the same thing in five years, just better. LUXE INTERIORS
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Amethyst and cast bronze join forces in this dazzling lamp. Pair of Amethyst & Bronze Lamps, price upon request; craigvandenbrulle.com
The unpolished nature of petrified wood bookends counterbalances sleek cabinetry. Petrified Wood Bookend, $98 each; jaysonhome.com
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ike a book buried amongst a shelf of its literary peers, a library may sometimes be an untapped room in a home. Often thought of as dark, mahogany-clad alcoves, a rich yet modern space can emerge when fashioned with the right details. “Don’t shy away from mixing styles or lightening things up,” says designer Edda Elias, who imagined this library in Lawrence, New York. “Have a sense of whimsy when selecting furniture
and decorative pieces.” Here, traditional wood paneling and an octagonal wood floor echoed in the ceiling opening create the backdrop for sleek pieces arranged for diverse uses. “I wanted to ensure that in each area, there was a feeling of intimacy and comfort.” Two words that surely elicit the very essence of what a library should be.
Organic lines and a textural leather seat make for a playful reading perch. Elka Chair, $1,715; bernhardt.com
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Celerie Kemble reinterpreted the classic game table into this chic piece for Maitland-Smith. Mirror Glass Inlaid Backgammon Game Table, $3,147; maitland-smith.com
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Haz is Turkish for enchantment—three letters, totally simple yet weighted with meaning. It’s the perfect summary for the sensations you feel in Istanbul. Like the collection, it’s exotic at its core, romantic, but with some grit. WHAT INSPIRES YOU?
I find myself drawn to things that are a bit unplaceable. I love seeing how design from one culture reflects that of another that may seemingly be worlds apart. PERSONAL VS. DÉCOR STYLE:
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I’m still waiting for an adventurous spirit to let me tent a room. It’ll happen one day.
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New York: Espasso in Tribeca; I need a bigger apartment just to fit all the Sergio Rodriguez furniture I dream of buying one day. San Francisco: Coup d’Etat has a wild collection of antiques and reproductions. L.A.: Nicky Kehoe’s NK Shop is the right mix of old and new. London: Jamb, if only to see the superb taxidermy giraffe. Istanbul: A La Turca; you ring a doorbell on a nondescript façade to enter, which makes it feel all the more exclusive. YOUR IDEA OF GASTRONOMIC BLISS:
Ordering the omakase from Sushi Yasuda in New York. I don’t go very often, but that’s only because I don’t want to become numb to the sensation of true happiness UP NEXT FOR YOU:
I’m launching a bespoke line of prints based on my personal collection— hatched from a dangerous cocktail of insomnia and eBay—of antique kimono stencils from the late 1800s. It will be available exclusively through my TriBeCa studio. Zak Profera alongside his trusty business partner Shinji. Fabrics, left to right: Takigawa in Ink, Damatlik in Rubia, Khotan in Rubia, Basilica (on sofa).
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Athena Sculpture, Barry Dixon for Arteriors, $105; arteriorshome.com
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flocks of winged-inspired interior accents and fashion frills. From butterflies and dragonflies to peacocks and pheasants, design gazes upward. Fleeing their perches, these creatures have found a new refuge in artful mediums like tableware and console tables. Prepping
Schumacher Birds & Butterflies, priced from $95; dempseyandcarroll.com
our canvas is New York-based artist Eric Cahan, whose perfect sunset (shown top right) reflects the milieu.
Bread & Butter Plate and Cup & Saucer, Carolyn Collection, $35 & $85; ralphlaurenhome.com
Gold Scarab Beetle Cufflinks, $150; paulsmith.co.uk
Hera Collection, price upon request; liberty.co.uk
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Adirondack Antler 6-arm Chandelier, $1,395; restorationhardware.com
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Browmley Ice Bucket and Tongs in Zebra, price upon request; pigeonandpoodle.com
Fashion and design take a walk on the wild side this winter as a stampede of antlers, hides and animal prints take charge. There is a primal theme permeating the scene and influencing modern interiors, from Oly’s steady, paw-footed ottoman and Hermès’ debut wallcovering collection featuring distinguished racehorses to Cartier’s revamped iconic gold panther ring. Echoing this sensibility is New York artist Jenna Snyder-Phillips’ Creature Collection— illustrating both the complexity and simplicity readily found in the animal kingdom. Matthew Williamson Collection at Osborne & Little, price upon request; osborneandlittle.com
Ajax Ottoman, price upon request; olystudio.com Finish Col. M01, Hermès Wallpapers, price upon request; homefabricshermes.dedar.com
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Fish Spice Jewels, $175; l-objet.com
Blu Mare Collection by Vietri, priced from $110; madinitalystore.com
sea level Intrigued by the uncertainty of what lies beneath, the ocean has long been a source of inspiration for the world of design. Mercury Scales Pillow by Aviva Stanoff, $195; abchome.com
The ambiguous sea acquiesces to home décor with dramatic scaled side tables and remarkable urchin hardware, each echoing its underwater counterpart in both shape and texture. Creating some serious waves of his own is photographer and Los Angelesbased artist Gray Malin, known for his aerial perspectives of some of the globe’s most elusive beaches and oceans. Brass Desk Lamp with Ebony Brass Shade, Celerie Kemble for Maitland-Smith, $897; maitland-smith.com
Ananaz Side and Coffee Table, price upon request; gingerandjagger.com
Gray Malin, À la Plage Collection, Waves of Capetown Triptych; maisongray.com
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As senior vice president and creative director at Estée Lauder—the brand her illustrious grandmother founded in 1946—Aerin Lauder has a way with feminine detailing. For her recent lighting collection, she envisioned a 72-piece assemblage of fixtures, many of which are endowed with that sophisticated aesthetic. Here, her Lynn wall light illuminates, its chic floral crystals and lustrous burnished silver base instantly conjuring a bygone era of glamour. Undoubtedly versatile in nature, Lynn could be the crowning accent in the tony boudoir of a 1940s apartment, or function as a classic addition to a contemporary space.
“I’m drawn to adaptable pieces like this wall light, which can function in a very modern or more traditional setting. I can envision it on the ceiling of a small powder room or on either side of a mirror in an entryway.” LILLY BUNN WEEKES | NEW YORK, NY | LILLYBUNN.COM
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“The whimsy of the pattern’s angular nature calls to mind the Legion of Honour medal ribbons imparted to French military heroes. From a design perspective, I would use this fabric to decorate a cabana in a fabulously tropical locale.” MICHELLE NUSSBAUMER | DALLAS, TX | CEYLONETCIE.COM
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Upon describing the notion behind this striking new fabric from Parisian textile atelier Pierre Frey, chairman and creative director Patrick Frey explained, “Carriacou was conceived from the idea of a decorative scarf bestowed upon the winning horse at a prestigious race.” Emblazoned on an elegant linen backdrop, the vibrantly hued embroidery summons a dramatic yet playful feel, and would make for a gorgeous accent pillow, upholstery piece or set of drapery panels.
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Jonathan Browning says the smooth, continuous curves of a racetrack inspired the concept for his Chamont chandelier. Connecting seamlessly to the fixture’s elegant antique bronze frame is a series of six lead crystal cylinders perched atop the base ever so delicately. Each piece, etched with an intricate hand-carved motif, lends an acute attention to detail. “I was most interested in exploring minimalism,” notes the San Francisco-based designer, who adds that “orchestrating clean lines, a luxurious feel and elegant design elements” were his chief objectives.
CHANDELIER PHOTO: COURTESY JONATHAN BROWNING. PORTRAIT: GREY CRAWFORD.
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“I would love to arrange this platter, along with others, on a wall in a client’s kitchen or dining room. The detailed illustrations and subdued quality in the coloration echoes an old-world allure that is immediately captivating.” SAM ALLEN | WESTPORT, CT | SAMALLENINTERIORS.COM
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John Derian Company and Astier de Villate’s latest collaboration is a delightful departure from the sophisticated ceramic tableware that the two brands have joined forces to create in the past. “This collection is a novel variation from our decorative work,” says John Derian, who was inspired by the opportunity to create serving ware for everyday use. With imagery reminiscent of 19th-century bookplates and ephemera, each of the Paris-made pieces— including the charming Owl platter shown here—would infuse a winter tablescape with a consummate touch of polished whimsy.
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According to Job Smeets, discovering an avenue for decorative arts in a modern design realm is his company’s overarching quest. One half of Netherlands-based design firm and gallery Studio Job, Smeets, along with his partner Nynke Tynagel, has collaborated with luxury accessories labels the likes of Bulgari and Swarovski, and home décor companies such as Moooi, whose extraordinary Labyrinth chair is highlighted here. Undoubtedly a hot shade on the current runways, the emerald hue further elevates this seat’s bold yet captivating essence.
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“The chair’s scale combined with its waterfall edge is eye catching. As we admired it, we were transported to a beautiful and sophisticated architectural garden. We would love to see a grouping of four styled around a Lucite table in a covered outdoor space.”
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Prior to launching her eponymous Seattle design studio and event space, Tamara Codor spent several years studying classical painting. Her unique approach to designing furniture undoubtedly reflects a command of fine art. “My enduring inspiration is to create beautiful compositions and form function into art,” she says. Drawing from the conviction of balancing mass and weightlessness, Codor stacked four individual blackened oak drawers atop an exposed steel and gold-leaf frame to create this arresting dresser, which has materialized as an iconic part of her growing collection.
“The way Codor reimagined a traditional case piece is brilliant; it’s functional, but so clean and elegant. I would line up three of these for maximum effect, but they would also be superb as side tables in a bedroom.” ANNE COYLE | CHICAGO, IL | ANNECOYLEINTERIORS.COM
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Pinnacle Canyon at Troon North Spectacular Italian inspired old-world Custom Home, elegantly situated on the 18th green of the Monument Golf Course at Troon North with fairway, lake, mountain, Pinnacle Peak, and city light views! This gorgeous designer home can be purchased turnkey with the exquisite furnishings and accessories. Enter through the arched cantera door to a home loaded with first class appointments: entry with hand painted domed ceiling, private front courtyard, lushly landscaped with fountains front and back, exotic pool/spa area with 2 fireplaces, & total of 9 fireplaces. Cantera accents inside & out, venetian plaster & faux finished walls, polished travertine flooring, view deck, wine room, & guest casita with private entrance (could be media room). Home features a functional floor plan all on one level with no interior steps. $2,595,000
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For Tucson designer Annie Hammer, creating jewelry isn’t just the assemblage of beautiful materials, but rather a perspective of the world. Hammer glimpses towards physics and geometry when dreaming up each uniquely fashioned piece. “I envision things in sculptural form and then turn it into jewelry.” Her clever approach has us eager to see what’s next! anniehammer.com 2
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Whether on the hunt for a reclaimed wood console or the perfect hostess gift, you can count on a trip to Found for stylish accessories and home furnishings. From candles to sofas and antiques to modern wares, this shop is brimming with treasures. If so many great options in one place seems overwhelming, schedule a consultation with the store’s fabulous design team to help you focus on your individual needs. founddesign.co 3
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Stemming from a passion for aromatherapy and the benefits of essential oils, Emilie Davidson Hoyt founded Lather. Originally a small line of pure olive oil-based soaps, Lather has evolved into all-natural body, face, hair and home products with a devout fan base and stores across the country. Every lotion and soap is mixed from top-quality plant- and food-based ingredients. Check out Lather’s Blending Bar in Scottsdale to create your own custom body oil, gel or lotion. lather.com
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Like the illustrious Paris Flea Market, you’ll find an elegant selection of home goods, accessories, apothecary and jewelry at Phoenix’s Paris Envy. While there’s no shortage of Frenchinspired furniture, lovely scroll motifs and Parisian décor, owners Jason Moore and Laurie Lavy also offer handmade custom lighting. From traditional crystal chandeliers to industrial zinc pendants, our review is a resounding très chic! parisenvy.blogspot.com
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Scottsdale’s Sweet Republic is known not only for its delicious and innovative ice cream flavors, like the not-to-be-missed salted butter caramel, but also its craftsmanship and use of all-natural, locally sourced ingredients. Every batch of ice cream, sorbet, toppings, waffle cones and cookies is made in-house and in small quantities from scratch. Stay tuned as owners Jan Wichayanuparp and Helen Yung open new locations across Arizona in the spring. sweetrepublic.com 2
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Located high atop Paradise Valley’s Camelback Mountain, Hi Lob private guesthouse is an idyllic hideaway. With floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning panoramic views throughout, you’ll never miss a sunset—even from the bathtub. This tranquil twobedroom home is outfitted with Frette linens, a full kitchen, dining room and outdoor pool and patio with fireplace. Just steps away, you can visit the spa on the grounds for Asian-inspired treatments. sanctuaryoncamelback.com
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With an understanding for an on-the-go lifestyle, ChopShop Co. offers fast service and casual-chic dining without sacrificing quality. From the hearty salads, known as “The Chops”, low-carb wraps, juices and shakes, the menu is bursting with top-quality seasonal and healthful ingredients. Open for breakfast through dinner in Tempe and Old Town Scottsdale, it’s easier than ever to skip the guilt at this charming and delicious eatery. chopshopco.com 4
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I love to go to breakfast at 8 am on Saturday mornings at Arcadia Farms in Old Town Scottsdale. It’s quaint and charming and reminds me of where I grew up on the East Coast. The breakfast quesadilla, with its flakey pastry puff crust, is so delicious. Make sure to get the apricot tea and a fudge brownie on your way out from their marketplace across the street. arcadiafarmscafe.com 2
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Met by 12-foot ceilings and raw oak floors, when I step foot into my Phoenix studio, I feel instantly inspired. It’s full of fabrics, wood samples, drawings, etc.; all the elements I need to get the creativity flowing. If I am not on a job site, I can be found there working on a project accompanied by my yellow lab Hamilton. Much of the furniture used in my work is custom, but I also carry an assortment of carefully selected manufacturers that stop me in my tracks. laurakehoedesign.com
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Sometimes, to escape the Phoenix hustle and bustle, I venture toward Tucson for a different and often more laid-back vibe. The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain is absolutely superb. Backing up to a gorgeous Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course, the expansive property is comprised of over 800-acres and is drenched in luxury amenities like the Spa Serenity pool, which is beyond words! Lay out by the beautiful pool and gaze out at the majestic Sonoran Desert range. dovemountain.com/ritz
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My fashion style is really a modern meets bohemian vibe usually conveyed through J Brand jeans, Tory Burch flats (like these gorgeous Crystal Chelsea Ballet flats) and an Ella Moss shirt. I love going into Nové, a well-merchandised boutique in Scottsdale. The owner Evon Fig has a great eye and you will find a nice mix of emerging and established designers. See Tyler on Saturdays, he is extremely helpful. noveshop.com; toryburch.com
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Dennita Sewell, Curator of Fashion Design at the Phoenix Art Museum, poses amid her latest exhibit, “The Cape”—on view through February 9. Opposite: Sewell first cultivated her craft at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York; shown is its Leon Levy and Shelby White Court.
PORTRAIT: DAN DELANEY. OPPOSITE: COURTESY THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. TOP RIGHT: COURTESY VIVIENNE WESTWOOD.
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For as long as she can remember, Dennita Sewell was in love with fashion. “Some people save photographs, I archived my clothes,” states Sewell, who took her passion and forged a distinguished career path that has included a coveted job in
One of Sewell’s favorite fashion designers is Vivienne Westwood, whose unique style can be seen in her Winter Tartan Bag 4580 Blue.
New York as collections manager at The Costume Institute at The Metropolitan Museum of Art where she worked under esteemed curator Richard Martin. Sewell’s decision to move on and accept a position as curator of fashion design at the Phoenix Art Museum was simple. “I had ideas that I wanted to express, much like an artist,” she says. Sewell has originated 34 exhibitions since her start in 2000 and brings a definitive point of view to her curating. “This isn’t about fashion on display like in a store window,” she says. “Here, the history behind the clothes are just as important as the objects themselves.” A self-declared minimalist, most days Sewell favors black slacks and T-shirts, claiming when she’s selecting pieces from the vault, a neutral palette is less distracting. “But come opening night, I still love to dress up,” she says, “and I’m the first one to put on Ralph Rucci or Vivienne Westwood.” phxart.org; 602.257.1222
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DENNITA SEWELL EVERY CURATOR SHOULD:
Look at their subject in context of history, the current environment and across other disciplines. PERIODS YOU FIND MOST ENGAGING:
The 18th century is so interesting to me because of the high level of craftsmanship, and the Rococo aesthetic appeals to my romantic sensibility. I also love the 1920s; it’s the first historical period that still seems completely modern today. MOST TREASURED PIECE:
One of my favorite items in the museum’s collection is a blue sequin dress by Chanel from 1928. It is superior in its modernity. DESIGN ICONS:
Fashion designers Vivienne Westwood, Yohji Yamamoto, Azzedine Alaïa and Ralph Rucci, to name a few. INSIDE TIP:
When I am dressing mannequins in the vault, I always have music on, often from the period of the exhibition we are working on. Preparing the mannequins is a very physical process and the music gives me the energy and vibe that brings an object to life. LUXE INTERIORS
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For painter, sculptor and designer Loren Yagoda, shown sitting in front of her own work, Full Circle, “time management is essential.” Opposite: Yagoda loves the aesthetic of Restoration Hardware and feels its furnishings and accessories are a great fit for her art and design style.
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Yagoda’s Waypoint, left, and Double Waypoint sculptures are created from paper clay and depict the path one must take through life and the stopping points along the way.
decorators, it’s no wonder that Yagoda is a triple threat of creativity, boasting a successful career in painting, sculpture and devising interior spaces. “I like to think that making magic is my specialty,” she says. Whether she’s fashioning a gallery-inspired living room, a gritty 20-piece ceramics collection or a painting that resembles the look of old wood, Yagoda is always generating something expressly unique to her persona. Yet regardless of her creative outlet, a few fundamental threads are consistently woven throughout: simple forms, clean lines and texture for an end result that would fit just as effortlessly in a modern or traditional home. “Without consciously doing so, I’m a walking poster child for my aesthetic,” she says. “My style is subtle, sophisticated, often with a dash of the unexpected. I am, through and through, my own statement—consistent, edited and, I would hope, elegant.” lorenyagoda.com; 480.206.6977
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LOREN YAGODA CURRENT PROJECT:
Right now I’m modernizing a beautiful residence in Cave Creek, removing much of the interior’s Tuscan stonework and adding a more simplified appearance. ART ICONS:
My muses are Robert Motherwell, Agnes Martin, Franz Kline and Richard Serra. As an artist and designer, my influences are those who feel and see as I do. FAVORITE DECORATING SOURCES:
Objects, Tina Liston’s brilliant store, soon to be reopening in a new location in Scottsdale. Her items are so forward-thinking. I am also a huge fan of Restoration Hardware; their look is the perfect backdrop to my style. KEEP AN EYE ON:
Costello-Childs Contemporary. Not only because they show my work, but they have also been able to keep up with the galleries in New York and San Francisco and supersede expectations. Daryl Childs and Michael Costello “get” earthy, organic art and design. WORDS OF WISDOM:
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Scott Baker and Mary Ann Hesseldenz, owners of Tucson-based interior design firm Baker + Hesseldenz, relax in their home amid one of their creations—a Lucite-backed sofa in charcoal wool. Opposite: The duo collects works by artist Yoshitomo Nara, whose installation at New York’s Pace Gallery is seen here.
PORTRAIT: TIM FULLER. OPPOSITE: INSTALLATION VIEWS OF YOSHITOMO NARA 534 WEST 25TH STREET NEW YORK MAY 10– JUNE 29, 2013© YOSHITOMO NARA, COURTESY PACE GALLERY, PHOTO BY: KERRY RYAN MCFATE/COURTESY PACE GALLERY. TOP RIGHT: BLAKE HINES.
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While organizing a furnishings exhibition upon relocating to Tucson from New York, fashion turned interior designer Mary Ann Hesseldenz was hearing furniture maker Scott Baker’s name over and over again. “People kept asking me if I’d met him,” Hesseldenz says, “and since he was so well-known,
Designers Baker and Hesseldenz work together to create such fine handcrafted furnishings as the featured Virginia console made from walnut with ebony pulls.
I put my booth right next to his in order to capitalize on his traffic.” These days, she doesn’t have to arrange a chance meeting with Baker; the two have since married and work side by side at Baker + Hesseldenz, the Tucson-based interiors firm they founded in 2006 that specializes in custom spaces with modern leanings. They make a perfect team—he does the millwork, and they both design and handle the clients together—and will soon launch a new line of handcrafted furniture featuring traditional elements but with a streamlined sensibility. “The simplicity of clean lines create a rhythm throughout a house,” Baker says. “It’s much more soothing.” Indeed, like their interiors, the duo’s bespoke furniture certainly stands out. As Hesseldenz says, “there’s a warmth to a handcrafted piece that can’t be replicated.” bakerhesseldenz.com; 520.760.0037
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SCOTT BAKER & MARY ANN HESSELDENZ OUR WORK IS…
SB: Rooted in modernism. Whatever style we are working in, it is well-edited and pared down to the simplest essence. WHAT DO YOU COLLECT?
MAH: Scott and I have an extensive art collection, mostly photography and Lowbrow/Pop Surrealist pieces. Two of our favorite artists are Michael Hussar and Yoshitomo Nara. TREASURED KEEPSAKES:
SB: A couple of antique furniture pieces that my ancestors built in the mid-1800s. A WELL-DESIGNED HOME…
MAH: Has to evoke emotion and tell a story. EVERY DESIGNER SHOULD:
SB: Travel. The inspiration gleaned from being somewhere else is immeasurable. FAVORITE DECORATING SOURCES:
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Oro Valley, AZ kbharchitect.com
L BERGHOFF
There’s nothing better than having a good team—architect, builder, interior designer and landscape architect.
KB HOMEWORKS CABINETRY + DESIGN
Phoenix, AZ gregtrutza.com
H NIGHTHAWK CUSTOM
BUILDERS INC.
Glendale, AZ 602.697.0797
I OWNBY DESIGN
Scottsdale, AZ ownbydesign.com
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Topography, florae and the quality of light make Arizona a wonderful place for design.
LIST
- CLAIRE OWNBY ARIZONA
HOUSTON
Interior Design: Slovack-Bass
TUCSON
Architecture: Kevin B. Howard Architects, Inc. Interior Design: John Lassila and Associates Home Builder: The Town Builder Landscape Design: The Garden Gate
NEWEL ART GALLERY IS A DESTINATION WORTH TRAVELING TO. - DOUGLAS WITTELS NEW YORK
ORANGE COUNTY
Interior Design: Michael Fullen Design Group Architecture & Home Builder: Aslan Companies, Inc.
QUALITY IS NOT AN ACT; IT’S A HABIT. -MICHAEL WOLK SOUTH FLORIDA
CHICAGO
Interior Architecture & Interior Design: Darcy Bonner and Associates LLC Architecture: Erik Johnson & Associates Home Builder: Bluff’s Edge Development LLC Landscape Design: Wright Landscaping, Inc.
A URBAN DESIGN ASSOCIATES LTD.
Scottsdale, AZ udaltd.com
I VALLONE DESIGN
Scottsdale, AZ vallonedesign.com
I WINTERCREATIVE LLC
Scottsdale, AZ wintercreative.net
I WISEMAN & GALE INTERIORS
Scottsdale, AZ wisemanandgale.com
H WOODIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
CANADA
Tucson, AZ 520.327.3282
I GLUCKSTEIN DESIGN
Toronto, Ontario, Canada glucksteindesign.com I PAUL LAVOIE INTERIOR DESIGN
CALIFORNIA
Calgary, Alberta, Canada paullavoiedesign.com
SAN DIEGO
Interior Design: Maison Inc. Landscape Architecture: The Landscape Guru
H ALONZO CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Culver City, CA alonzoconstruction.com A APPLETON & ASSOCIATES, INC.
Santa Monica, CA appleton-architects.com I ARROWSMITH
DESIGN GROUP
Scale and proportion are everything! Style is secondary. -VIRGINIA W. KELSEY HOUSTON
San Francisco, CA 415.474.6922 A H ASLAN
COMPANIES, INC.
Irvine, CA 949.250.7118
L BIG RED SUN
Venice, CA bigredsun.com I BRANTNER DESIGN
Hollywood, CA brantnerdesign.com L BRIDGET HEDISON GARDEN DESIGN
Beverly Hills, CA 310.770.5127
H BRUDER CONSTRUCTION
Bell Canyon, CA bruderconstruction.com
San Francisco is the ultimate melting pot, with a range of culture, art and style that push design boundaries. - KRISTIN ROWELL SAN FRANCISCO
L CLARK AND WHITE LANDSCAPE
Los Angeles, CA clarkandwhitelandscape.com Newport Beach, CA ccarchitect.com
L LA JOLLA LANDSCAPE & DESIGN
I ESTEE STANLEY DESIGN
West Hollywood, CA esteestanley.com
San Diego, CA lajollalandscapeanddesign.com
H GALLO BUILDERS, INC.
A LEWIN WERTHEIMER ARCHITECT
Laguna Beach, CA gallobuildersinc.com
Venice, CA wertheimer-architect.com
I GARY FINLEY
INTERIORS, INC.
L LEYVA & WILDE, INC.
Laguna Beach, CA garyfinleyinteriors.com
Laguna Beach, CA leyvawilde.com
L GAUDET DESIGN GROUP
L LISA GIMMY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Los Angeles, CA gaudetdesigngroup.com L GDS DESIGNS
Los Angeles, CA lglalandscape.com
A GOLBA ARCHITECTURE
Newport Beach, CA longmanconstruction.com
H HANOVER BUILDERS, INC.
Los Angeles, CA magni.com
Los Angeles, CA gdsdesigns.com
H LONGMAN CONSTRUCTION
San Diego, CA golba.com
I MAGNI DESIGN
Westlake Village, CA hanoverbuildersinc.com
A MARK SINGER ARCHITECTS, INC.
I HAWK & CO.
Laguna Beach, CA marksingerarchitects.com
Los Angeles, CA hawkandco.com
I MARTIN DESIGN
A HAYER ARCHITECTURE, INC.
St. Helena, CA erinmartindesign.com
Del Mar, CA hayerarchitecture.com
I MASSUCCO WARNER MILLER
H HILL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
San Francisco, CA massuccowarnermiller.com
San Diego, CA hillconstructioncompany.com
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H JAKE HIEMSTRA
CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN
I MCRAE LAMBERT & DUNN
A JEFFREY A. DAHL ARCHITECT
Laguna Niguel, CA mcraelambertdunn.com
Huntington Beach, CA 714.847.8480
I MICHAEL FULLEN DESIGN GROUP
I JENERATION INTERIORS
I CHRIS BARRETT DESIGN
Westlake Village, CA kenungararchitect.com
I MATRIX DESIGN STUDIO
San Diego, CA matrixdesignstudio.com
Dana Point, CA 949.338.9106
Los Angeles, CA kaadesigngroup.com
Santa Monica, CA markatosdesign.com
Pacific Palisades, CA 310.454.0905
Newport Beach, CA e2interiordesign.com
I CARI BERG INTERIOR DESIGN
I CHRISTINE MARKATOS DESIGN
L L.Z. DESIGN GROUP, INC.
I E2 INTERIOR DESIGN
Laguna Beach, CA johnwoodeninteriors.com
Santa Monica, CA chrisbarrettdesign.com
I KB KW DESIGNS
Solana Beach, CA kwdesigns.com
Santa Monica, CA dga-inc.com
A C. J. LIGHT ASSOCIATES
Los Angeles, CA cariberginteriordesign.com
Half Moon Bay, CA kristiwilldesign.com
A I DENNIS GIBBENS ARCHITECTS
West Hollywood, CA jenerationinteriors.com
Newport Beach, CA cjlight.com
I KRISTI WILL HOME + DESIGN
A CYNTHIA CHILDS, ARCHITECT
H BUILDING & BEYOND, INC.
Campbell, CA buildingandbeyond.com
A KPA GROUP INC.
Oakland, CA thekpagroup.com
Laguna Beach, CA michaelfullen.com
I JOHN WOODEN INTERIORS
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L KAA DESIGN GROUP
A KEN UNGAR ARCHITECT
A KIRKPATRICK
ARCHITECTS, A KAA DESIGN GROUP COMPANY
Los Angeles, CA kirkpatrickarc.com
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Comfort is the greatest luxury. -TODD DAVIS SOUTH FLORIDA | WASHINGTON, D.C.
Your home should be like a loosely woven fabric of desires, memories, practical notions and even compromises. - CELERIE KEMBLE NEW YORK | PALM BEACH
CHICAGO
Interior Design: Summer Thornton Design Inc.
THINK OUTSIDE THE BEIGE…THAT’S MY STYLE MOTTO. - LAURA UMANSKY HOUSTON
MIAMI
Architecture: A T Franco & Associates Interior Design: Shuster Design Associates, Inc.
NEW YORK
Interior Design: Willey Design LLC Home Builder: Top Drawer Construction Corp.
More people are rethinking formal living and dining rooms. If the rooms do remain, they are often multipurpose. - CHRIS BARRETT LOS ANGELES
I MLK STUDIO
A SQUARE THREE DESIGN STUDIOS
Los Angeles, CA mlkstudio.com
Palo Alto, CA squarethree.com
L MOLLY WOOD GARDEN DESIGN
ASSOCIATES
A
Santa Monica, CA nancypower.com H NAYLOR CONSTRUCTION, INC.
A
Los Angeles, CA nickbermandesign.com LANDSCAPE DESIGN
I PHILIP NIMMO &
A
I SAND STUDIOS
I SCAVULLO DESIGN
San Francisco, CA scavullodesign.com I SEASIDE HOME
La Jolla, CA seaside-home.com A SHUBIN + DONALDSON ARCHITECTS
SEATTLE
Interior Design: Karen Skadan Design, LLC Architecture: Bernie Baker Architect, PS Home Builder: Toth Construction, Inc.
L THE LANDSCAPE GURU
Aspen, CO carolineedwards.com
H TYLER DEVELOPMENT
Greenwood Village, CO carterdesignbuilders.com
H CANADY CONSTRUCTION, INC.
I CAROLINE-EDWARDS, INC.
H CARTER CUSTOMS
L CHRISTIAN MULLER, INC.
Boulder, CO 303.807.1039
A CLUTCH DESIGN STUDIO
Denver, CO clutchdesignstudio.com
H WHITE PICKET FENCE
COLORADO
CONSTRUCTION INC.
San Francisco, CA sandstudios.com
Denver, CO 303.771.3837
I COMPANY KD, LLC
Santa Monica, CA whitepicketfencehome.com
H RATTIGAN
Van Nuys, CA 818.232.1581
A H THE JACKMAN GROUP
I C+A INTERIORS
San Francisco, CA warrensheetsdesign.com
Simi Valley, CA rtabbott.com
H ROGERS CONSTRUCTION
Denver, CO cainteriors.net
I WARREN SHEETS DESIGN, INC.
CONSTRUCTION, INC.
H ROELAND CONSTRUCTION INC.
H THE TOWN BUILDER
Calabasas, CA tylerdev.com
H R.T. ABBOTT
Huntington Beach, CA roelandconstruction.com
Denver, CO boaaaa.com
CORPORATION
H QUILLIN CONSTRUCTION CORP.
Calabasas, CA quillin.net
Los Angeles, CA rocdesigninc.com
H BOA CONSTRUCTION
L SUZMAN DESIGN ASSOCIATES
San Diego, CA thelandscapeguru.com
H PRESTIGE BUILDERS
Newport Beach, CA pbuilders.com
A H ROC DESIGN, INC.
L BLUEGREEN
Coronado, CA thejackmangroup.com
COMPANY, INC.
West Hollywood, CA philipnimmodesign.com
San Diego, CA robesondesign.com
Aspen, CO bluegreenaspen.com
Coronado, CA 520.631.2872
Los Angeles, CA benner-design.com
I ROBESON DESIGN
I STUDIO WILLIAM HEFNER
San Francisco, CA suzmandesign.com
L PATRICIA BENNER
Studio City, CA rattiganconstruction.com
Denver, CO bludesigngroup.net
Los Angeles, CA williamhefner.com
I NICK BERMAN DESIGN
-DREW JOHNSON CHICAGO
L BLU DESIGN GROUP
I STUDIO TIM CAMPBELL
Los Angeles, CA studiotimcampbell.com
Cardiff, CA naylorconstructionhome.com
REPETITION, TEXTURE AND COLOR IS WHAT BRINGS A LANDSCAPE TO LIFE.
I BLOOM BY ANUSCHKA
Denver, CO bloomdenver.com
La Mesa, CA stoshthomas.com
L NANCY GOSLEE POWER &
Architecture: Appleton & Associates, Inc. Interior Design: Philip Nimmo & Company, Inc. Home Builder: Tyler Development Corporation Landscape Architecture: Clark and White Landscape
Breckenridge, CO bhhpartners.com
A STOSH THOMAS ARCHITECTS PC
Costa Mesa, CA mollywoodgardendesign.com
MALIBU
A BHH PARTNERS, PLANNERS AND ARCHITECTS
Denver, CO companykd.com
A AECOM
H CONCEPT30, LLC
Denver, CO aecom.com
Longmont, CO concept30.com
A ALVAREZ MORRIS ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO
A COTTLE CARR YAW ARCHITECTS, LTD
Denver, CO alvarezmorris.com
Basalt, CO ccyarchitects.com
I ANDREA SCHUMACHER
I D&D INTERIORS
INTERIORS
Denver, CO ddinteriors.com
Denver, CO andreaschumacherinteriors.com
A DAVID JOHNSTON ARCHITECTS, PC
I ARMIJO DESIGN GROUP
Denver, CO armijodesigngroup.com
Aspen, CO djarchitects.com
I ASHLEY CAMPBELL
L DESIGNS BY SUNDOWN
INTERIOR DESIGN
Englewood, CO designsbysundown.com
Denver, CO ashleycampbell.com H ASPEN CUSTOM BUILDERS
Basalt, CO aspencustombuilder.com
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I ATELIER INTERIOR DESIGN
Denver, CO atelierid.com
I BARBATELLI
A
ARCHITECTURE
I
INTERIOR DESIGN
Culver City, CA shubinanddonaldson.com
SIGNATURE INTERIORS
H
Denver, CO lovedy.com
HOME BUILDER
L
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
H SHAWN NELSON BUILDERS
H BECK BUILDING COMPANY
KB
KITCHEN + BATH DESIGN
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Los Angeles, CA shawnnelsonbuilders.com
Avon, CO beckbuilds.com
2014
Architecture must respond to its history and climate, capturing and using natural light, breezes, views, soils, and setting.
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- JIM MORTER AUSTIN
SAN FRANCISCO
Interior Design: Scavullo Design Architecture: Square Three Design Studios Home Builder: Building & Beyond, Inc. Landscape Architecture: Suzman Design Associates
BOULDER
Interior Design: Atelier Interior Design Home Builder: Concept30, LLC
WHEN IN DOUBT, LEAVE IT OUT! -THERESE BARON GURNEY WASHINGTON, D.C.
THE NEW YORK DESIGN CENTER IS A DESTINATION THAT’S WORTH THE TRIP. -ANDREA MONATH SCHUMACHER COLORADO
DON’T BE SHY. DON’T BE SCARED. TRUST YOUR INSTINCTS. - GIDEON MENDELSON NEW YORK
SEATTLE
Interior Design: Amy Baker Interior Design, Inc. Architecture: Bosworth Hoedemaker, LLC Home Builder: Schuchart/Dow
I DUET DESIGN GROUP, LLC
Denver, CO duetdesigngroup.com
L EARTH MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS
Fruita, CO earthsolutionstoday.com L ECO-LOGICAL RESOURCES, INC
Durango, CO eco-logicalresources.com A EKMAN DESIGN STUDIO
L SHERRY DORWARD LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE LLC
Vail, CO 970.470.2930
Littleton, CO knapeandzibell.com
I SLIFER DESIGNS
H KORU, LTD.
Edwards, CO sliferdesigns.com
Carbondale, CO korultd.com
H SPECTRUM GENERAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
I KPM DESIGN, LLC
I LAURA GUNDERSON INTERIORS
H STEVE SMITH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
Denver, CO myekdesign.com Aspen, CO forumphi.com
H FRASER CONSTRUCTION LLC
Avon, CO fcbuilds.com
A GEORGE WATT ARCHITECTURE
Boulder, CO gwattarchitect.com L GREG MOZIAN &
ASSOCIATES, INC.
CHICAGO
H HERITAGE BUILDERS INC.
Basalt, CO heritagebuildersinc.net
H IRIS BUILDING GROUP, INC.
Denver, CO irisbuilding.com
H JACK WILKIE BUILDER, INC.
Basalt, CO jwbinc.com
H JANCKILA CONSTRUCTION
Carbondale, CO janckilaconstruction.com I JOHN BROOKS STUDIO
Denver, CO johnbrooksinc.com
O JORDAN DESIGN CONSULTING
Durango, CO jordandesignconsulting.com A KEVIN KAZUHIRO YOSHIDA ARCHITECT, LLC
Golden, CO braunyoshida.com
A K.H. WEBB ARCHITECTS
Vail, CO khwebb.com
H KEHR CONSTRUCTION
GROUP, LLC
Rifle, CO 970.376.3664
Aspen, CO stevesmithconstruction.com
Boulder, CO lauragundersoninteriors.com
A I STUDIO B ARCHITECTURE + INTERIORS
A LEA SISSON ARCHITECT LLC
Aspen, CO leasissonarchitects.com
Aspen, CO studiobarchitects.net
H MADERA CONSTRUCTION
H TANDEM, INC.
Durango, CO maderaconstruction.us
Telluride, CO 970.729.0079
I MANDIL INC.
A TOMMY HEIN ARCHITECTS
Denver, CO mandilinc.com
Telluride, CO tommyhein.com
H MESA PROPERTIES
I TONY TORRES INTERIORS, INC.
Centennial, CO buildwithmesa.com
Denver, CO tonytorresinteriors.com
L MT. DALY ENTERPRISES, LLC
I TOWNE & COUNTRY DESIGN STUDIO
Carbondale, CO 970.963.9896
Denver, CO towneandcountrydesigns.com
I PETRA RICHARDS INTERIORS
Denver, CO petrarichardsinteriors.com
KB WILLIAM OHS SHOWROOMS, INC.
Denver, CO wmohs.com
L PHASE ONE LANDSCAPES
Denver, CO phaseonelandscapes.com
I WOLFE DESIGN HOUSE
Denver, CO wolfedesignhouse.com
A POSS ARCHITECTURE + PLANNING
I WORTH INTERIORS
Aspen, CO billposs.com
Avon, CO worthinteriors.com
L PREMIER GREEN, LLC
L YOSHIMURA DESIGN
Glenwood Springs, CO premiergreen.com H R.A. NELSON LLC
Avon, CO ranelson.com
I ROBBINS WEINER DESIGN
Denver, CO robbinsweinerdesign.com
Basalt, CO yoshimuradesign.com CONNECTICUT
KB EXQUISITE KITCHEN DESIGN
Aspen, CO gregmozian.com Interior Design: Tom Stringer Design Partners Architecture: Lichten Craig Architecture + Interiors Home Builder: Sylvester Construction Services, Inc.
I KNAPE & ZIBELL INTERIOR DESIGN, INC
A ELIZABETH METZ ARCHITECT, PC
A FORUM PHI
-GEORGE TERBOVICH MISSOURI
Denver, CO sextonlawton.com
Denver, CO spectrumgc.com
Vail, CO 970.926.5292
My signature design touch is in respecting the human dimension.
Aspen, CO kimraymondarchitects.com
Denver, CO kpmdesignllc.com
A ERIC JOHNSON ARCHITECT, P.C.
Architecture: Lake|Flato Architects Interior Design: Baxter Design Group Home Builder: Duecker Construction Company, Inc.
A SEXTON LAWTON ARCHITECTURE
Denver, CO ekmandesign.com
Denver, CO emarchitect.com
SAN ANTONIO
A KIM RAYMOND ARCHITECTS, INC.
A AUSTIN PATTERSON DISSTON ARCHITECTS
Southport, CT apdarchitects.com
H CANCRO CONSTRUCTION CORP
Greenwich, CT 203.661.7152
H ROSEWOOD CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Boulder, CO rosewoodconstruction.com I KB SALLIE T. SLOAN KITCHEN & BATH DESIGN LTD.
Denver, CO 303.722.9700
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A SEARS BARRETT ARCHITECTS
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HOME BUILDER
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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
I SEEK INTERIOR DESIGN
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KITCHEN + BATH DESIGN
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OTHER
Greenwood Village, CO searsbarrett.com Denver, CO seekinteriordesign.com
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THERE’S NOTHING BETTER THAN THE GRACE OF A FINELY TUNED CONNECTION OF ONE MATERIAL TO ANOTHER. -MARK DOMITEAUX DALLAS
MIAMI
Interior Design: Juan Montoya Design Architecture: Brockhouse Associates, P.A.
MY SIGNATURE DESIGN TOUCH IS A BOWL OF PINK PEONIES. -MATTHEW FREDERICK NEW JERSEY
The original Chicago School of Architecture was about innovation and building well. We believe this is still true today. - STUART COHEN CHICAGO
BEVERLY HILLS
GREENWICH
Interior Design: Estee Stanley Design
Interior Design: Lynne Scalo Design
A H GARDINER & LARSON HOMES
New Canaan, CT gardinerlarsonhomes.com I KELLIE BURKE INTERIORS
West Hartford, CT kellieburke.com
I LYNNE SCALO DESIGN
Westport, CT lynnescalo.com
A KB SARAH BLANK
DESIGN STUDIO, LLC
Darien, CT sarahblankdesignstudio.com I S.B. LONG INTERIORS
Greenwich, CT sblonginteriors.com
DALLAS
Interior Design: TEN+3 Home Builder: Steven Hild Custom Builder Architecture & Landscape Architecture: Morrison Dilworth + Walls
A SHOPE RENO WHARTON
South Norwalk, CT shoperenowharton.com H TALLMAN BUILDING COMPANY, INC.
FLORIDA
Southport, CT tallmanbuilding.com
A AFFINITI ARCHITECTS
Boca Raton, FL affinitiarchitects.com I ALLISON PALADINO
INTERIOR DESIGN
Jupiter, FL apinteriors.com
A ALTMAN ARCHITECTS, INC.
South Miami, FL altmanarchitects.com A ARQUITECTONICA
Miami, FL arquitectonica.com NEW JERSEY
Interior Design: White Webb, LLC Architecture & Home Builder: Hofmann Design Build, Inc.
H ARTIGUES & CUBERO
BUILDERS
Miami, FL acbuilders.us I ASSURE INC.
Less is (usually!) more.
-MEG JOANNIDES LOS ANGELES
LESS SQUARE FOOTAGE AND MORE INTRICATE DETAIL IS A DESIGN TREND IN MIAMI. - MICHAEL CONVILLE SOUTH FLORIDA
Miami, FL assureinteriors.com A A T FRANCO & ASSOCIATES
Fort Lauderdale, FL atfranco.com
H ATHENS CONSTRUCTION INC.
Jupiter, FL 561.602.2255
I AVANZATO DESIGN LLC
Miami, FL avanzatodesign.com
I BA DESIGN GROUP, INC.
Miami, FL www.ba-designgroup.com H BART REINES CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Miami Beach, FL bartreines.com
H BEACON CONSTRUCTORS, INC.
Miami Lakes, FL beaconconstructors.com
H BEACON CONSTRUCTION GROUP, INC.
North Palm Beach, FL beaconconstructiongroup.com
A BRIDGES, MARSH & ASSOCIATES, INC.
I LISA ERDMANN & ASSOCIATES
Palm Beach, FL bridgesmarsharchitects.com
Palm Beach, FL lisaerdmann.com
A BROCKHOUSE ASSOCIATES, P.A.
H MASTERCRAFT GROUP, INC.
Miami, FL mastercraftgroup.net
Miami, FL brockhousearchitects.com
I MICHAEL WOLK DESIGN ASSOCIATES
A CHOEFF+LEVY PA
Miami, FL choefflevy.com
Miami, FL wolkdesign.com
A CMA DESIGN STUDIO INC.
I MJB DESIGN GROUP
Coral Gables, FL cmadsi.com
Fort Lauderdale, FL mjbdesigngroup.com
I CONSTANTIN GORGES, INC.
I NICK LUACES DESIGN ASSOCIATES
Miami Beach, FL constantingorges.com H COUTURE HOMES
Coconut Grove, FL nickluacesdesign.com
I DEBORAH WECSELMAN
Pompano Beach, FL 954.675.5200
Jupiter, FL couture-homes.com
H NTJX, INC.
DESIGN INC.
Miami, FL dwdinc.com
L PACIFIC BEACH, INC.
Miami, FL pacificbeachinc.com
L ECOPACHECO
Miami, FL ecopacheco.com
I PEEPLES RIONDA INTERIORS, INC.
Miami, FL peeplesrionda.com
I FANNY HAIM & ASSOCIATES INC.
North Miami Beach, FL fannyhaim.com
H PETERBILT CONSTRUCTION INC.
A FRANKY & ASSOCIATES ARCHITECT, INC.
Miami Beach, FL 305.538.6727
Boca Raton, FL frankyarchitect.com
I PETERS & MBIANGO INTERIORS
H G-IV ENTERPRISES, INC.
Miami, FL petersandmbiangointeriors.com
Miami, FL givusa.com
L PHILCORP LANDSCAPE
L GEORGE KEEN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
Miami, FL 305.461.0944
Fort Lauderdale, FL 954.296.5377
H PLAZA CONSTRUCTION GROUP FLORIDA, LLC
I HILLARY LITTLEJOHN SCURTIS
Miami, FL plazaconstruction.com
INTERIOR DESIGN
Miami, FL hlsinteriordesign.com
A PRAXIS ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN
A JOSEPH BARTOSZEK
SPACE/DESIGN
Miami, FL praxisarch.com
Palm Beach, FL 786.201.2057 A
A ROGER PIPER, ARCHITECT, INC.
I KLEIN DESIGN GROUP
Miami Beach, FL kleindesigngroup.com
North Miami Beach, FL rogerpiperarchitect.com
L KRENT WIELAND DESIGN, INC.
H SAARI CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Lantana, FL 561.371.8473
Delray Beach, FL kwdesign.net
I K. RICHARD, INC.
Miami, FL 305.962.7710 H L. P. COOK
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Coral Gables, FL 305.668.0930
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ARCHITECTURE
I
INTERIOR DESIGN
A LA BERGE & MENARD INC.
H
HOME BUILDER
West Palm Beach, FL 561.655.8582
L
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
L LANG DESIGN GROUP
KB
KITCHEN + BATH DESIGN
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OTHER
West Palm Beach, FL langdesigngroup.com
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BUY QUALITY… YOU ONLY CRY ONCE. -EDDY DOUMAS COLORADO
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Interior Design: Frank Babb Randolph Interior Design Architecture: George Stavropoulos & Associates P.C. Landscape Architecture: DCA Landscape Architects, Inc.
PHOENIX
Architecture: Tennen Studio Home Builder: Tennen Construction
Contemporary architecture is popping up everywhere. Miami has gone modern. - JUAN R. PACHECO SOUTH FLORIDA
MY SIGNATURE TOUCH IS ALMOST ALWAYS WALLPAPER… SOMEWHERE, ANYWHERE. SAN FRANCISCO
Interior Design: Massucco Warner Miller
- JOELLE C. NESEN PACIFIC NORTHWEST
I SHUSTER DESIGN ASSOCIATES, INC.
Wilton Manors, FL shusterdesign.com
Clarendon Hills, IL culliganabrahamarchitecture.com
A SOTOLONGO SALMAN HENDERSON ARCHITECTS, LLC
A I DARCY BONNER AND ASSOCIATES LLC
Doral, FL ssharchitects.net
H TERRAS DEVELOPERS
Miami, FL jmla.terrasdevelopers.com L THE ARTICULATE GARDEN, INC.
Miami, FL 786.623.6300
H THE LIVING HOME, INC.
Miami Beach, FL 305.979.1195
A TUTHILL ARCHITECTURE
HOUSTON
Fort Lauderdale, FL tuthillarchitecture.com
Interior Design: Design House, Inc.
L URBAN ROBOT
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Miami Beach, FL urbanrobot.net
WHAT’S BETTER THAN WHITE MARBLE AND BRASS ACCENTS!
I VERSO DESIGN
Miami, FL versodesignmiami.com I WETHERLYS INTERIORS
Palm Beach Gardens, FL wetherlysinteriors.com/home.php
-CAITLIN WILSON PORTLAND
H WOOLEMS, INC.
West Palm Beach, FL woolems.com A H Z.W. JAROSZ ARCHITECT,
-STEPHANIE WOHLNER CHICAGO
NEW YORK
Interior Design: Kemble Interiors Home Builder: Empire City Construction
P.A. JAROSZ DEVELOPMENT CORP.
IDAHO
Miami, FL jaroszarch.com
A ARCHITECTURE 311.5
Sandpoint, ID architecture3115.com
H MCMAHON & EASTERBROOK
CUSTOM BLDG.
Hope, ID mebldg.com ILLINOIS
In every room there must be a mix of high and low pieces.
A CULLIGAN ABRAHAM ARCHITECTURE
L EISERMAN AND ASSOCIATES
INTERIORS + DESIGN
A CHARLES VINCENT
GEORGE ARCHITECTS
Naperville, IL cvgdesign.com
H CMM GENERAL
CONTRACTOR INC.
Chicago, IL 708.924.0201
Chicago, IL lgdevelopmentgroup.com
Chicago, IL erikjohnsonassociates.com
A LICHTEN CRAIG ARCHITECTURE + INTERIORS
A FRAERMAN ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTURE
Chicago, IL lichtencraig.com
Highland Park, IL fraermanarch.com
L MCKAY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
H FORMLINEA, INC.
Chicago, IL mckaylandarch.com
Chicago, IL formlinea.com
I MELANIE ELSTON INTERIORS
L GARDENS BY LESLIE, LTD.
Chicago, IL melanieelston.com
Chicago, IL gardensbyleslie.com
A MORGANTE-WILSON ARCHITECTS, LTD.
H GOLDBERG GENERAL CONTRACTING INC.
Evanston, IL morgantewilson.com
Chicago, IL ggcinc.net
I GREGGA JORDAN SMIESZNY INC.
A MYEFSKI ARCHITECTS, INC.
Evanston, IL myefski.com
Chicago, IL gjsinc.com
H ORREN PICKELL DESIGN GROUP
H H&R JOHNSON BROS., INC.
Evergreen Park, IL hrjohnsonbros.com
Lake Bluff, IL pickellbuilders.com
H HAROLD O. SCHULZ COMPANY, INC.
L PREMIER
Lemont, IL premierlandscapeinc.com
Evanston, IL hoschulz.com
H HEIDBREDER BUILDING GROUP, LLC
I RICHAR INTERIORS INC.
Chicago, IL richarinteriors.com
Vernon Hills, IL heidbrederbuilding.com
I RICHARD MENNA DESIGN, LTD
H HERITAGE LUXURY BUILDERS
H BLUFF’S EDGE
Chicago, IL buckinghamid.com
H LG CONSTRUCTION + DEVELOPMENT GROUP
A ERIK JOHNSON & ASSOCIATES
Glencoe, IL highgatebuilders.net
I BUCKINGHAM
Skokie, IL konstantarchitecture.com
Libertyville, IL eisermanonline.com
I BARDES INTERIORS
DEVELOPMENT LLC
A KONSTANT ARCHITECTURE PLANNING
L EDWARD S. FRIED ASSOCIATES
Chicago, IL hickmaninteriors.com
Lake Forest, IL bluffsedgedevelopment.com
I KIM SCODRO INTERIORS LLC
Chicago, IL kimscodro.com
Lake Villa, IL 847.738.2000
I ALEXANDRA KAEHLER DESIGN
Winnetka, IL bardesinteriors.com
Evanston, IL kandkla.com
Chicago, IL darcybonner.com
Northfield, IL heritageluxury.com
Chicago, IL alexandrakaehler.com
L KETTELKAMP & KETTELKAMP LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Chicago, IL richardmennadesign.com
I HICKMAN DESIGN ASSOCIATES
L ROCCO FIORE & SONS, INC.
Libertyville, IL roccofiore.com
H HIGHGATE BUILDERS, INC.
H RON CARANI & ASSOCIATES, INC.
Highland Park, IL 847.433.4090
L HOERR SCHAUDT
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
Chicago, IL hoerrschaudt.com
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I JAMESTHOMAS LLC
Chicago, IL jtliving.com
A JOSEPH TROJANOWSKI
ARCHITECT P.C.
Oak Park, IL josephtrojanowski.com A
I KADLEC
ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN
Chicago, IL kadlecdesign.com
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ARCHITECTURE
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HOME BUILDER
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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
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KITCHEN + BATH DESIGN
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2014
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Capturing the natural light is where the design process begins for us.
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GOLD LIST
- SHERYL SCHEY LOS ANGELES
ARIZONA
Interior Design: Jamie Herzlinger Interiors
BEVERLY HILLS
Architectural Design: Studio Tim Campbell Interior Design: Cari Berg Interior Design Home Builder: Rattigan Construction Inc. Landscape Architecture: Bridget Hedison Garden Design
PRETTY AIN’T CHEAP… AND CHEAP AIN’T PRETTY. - ROBERT BURG ARIZONA
CHICAGO
Architecture: Rugo / Raff Ltd. Architects Interior Design: Athalie Derse, Inc. Home Builder: Heidbreder Building Group, LLC Landscape Architecture: Hoerr Schaudt Landscape Architects
I’m seeing a renewed interest in artistry and craftsmanship... it’s wonderful. - PATRICK SUTTON MARYLAND
PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Interior Design: Martin Design Architecture: Sturman Architects Home Builder: Gallagher Co. LLC
H CONGRESSIONAL DESIGN BUILD, INC.
Clarksburg, MD 301.580.0580
KB SPACES AND VIEWS CHICAGO
H CYPRESS HOMES
Chicago, IL spacesandviews.com
Upper Marlboro, MD cypresshomesllc.com
I STEPHANIE WOHLNER DESIGN LLC
H D.W. BLANKENSHIP HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Highland Park, IL swohlnerdesign.com
KB STUDIO SWANN
Northbrook, IL 847.480.1758
Far Hills, NJ mfrederick.com
H SYLVESTER CONSTRUCTION
A IOTT ARCHITECTURE &
ENGINEERING, INC.
Salisbury, MD iottarchitecture.com
H THOMAS J. COWAN
H J MARTIN REMODELING
Naperville, IL thomasjcowan.com
Germantown, MD 301.528.7531
A THOMAS SHAFER ARCHITECTS LLC
I JODI MACKLIN INTERIOR DESIGN
Evanston, IL shaferarch.com
Millburn, NJ thomasbaioarchitect.com A ANTOINE PREDOCK ARCHITECT PC
Albuquerque, NM predock.com A A2 ARCHITECT, PC
Forest Hills, NY a2architect.com
I ANTHONY & OLANOW DESIGN GROUP
Rye, NY anthonyandolanow.com A ARTHUR FRASER ARCHITECTS, AIA
I KELLEY INTERIOR DESIGN
Bethesda, MD kelleyinteriordesign.com
Chicago, IL tomstringer.com
Southampton, NY arthurfraserarchitects.com
I MARIKA MEYER INTERIORS LLC
A VARI ARCHITECTS LTD
Chicago, IL variarchitects.com
I BLAIR HARRIS INTERIOR DESIGN
Bethesda, MD miameyerinteriors.com
I VINCERE LTD.
New York, NY blairharris.com
H NATELLI HOMES, LLC
Chicago, IL vincereltd.com
Gaithersburg, MD natellihomes.com
A VINCI | HAMP ARCHITECTS, INC.
I PATRICK SUTTON ASSOCIATES
Chicago, IL vinci-hamp.com
I BNO DESIGN
New York, NY bnodesign.com H CLARK CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
Baltimore, MD patricksutton.com
A WHEELER KEARNS ARCHITECTS
New York, NY clarknyc.com
H POWERS COMPANIES
H COOPER CONSTRUCTION INC.
Reisterstown, MD powerscompanies.com
Chicago, IL wkarch.com
East Hampton, NY thomascooperconstruction.com
I URBAN COUNTRY
H WINDSOR BUILDERS, INC.
Bethesda, MD 301.654.0500
L WRIGHT LANDSCAPING, INC.
Salisbury, MD yarddesignsinc.com
Northbrook, IL windsor-builders.com
KEY
MAINE
L YARD DESIGNS, INC.
MICHIGAN
Showell, MD beachwoodinc.com
A THOMAS BAIO, ARCHITECT, PC
Chevy Chase, MD jodimacklin.com
I TOM STRINGER DESIGN PARTNERS
H BEACHWOOD INC.
I M. FREDERICK
I INTERIOR CONCEPTS INC.
SERVICES, INC.
MARYLAND
L GRAHAM LANDSCAPE
Annapolis, MD interiorconceptsinc.com
Chicago, IL scsibuild.com
- RALPH DUESING DALLAS
Maplewood, NJ johnjamesarchitect.com
ARCHITECTURE
DESIGN INC.
BY DESIGN
A JOHN JAMES ARCHITECT, AIA
L GAVRELIS & ASSOCIATES, INC
Chicago, IL summerthorntondesign.com
Ellicott City, MD abd-architects.com
Morristown, NJ hofmanndb.com
Annapolis, MD grahamlandarch.com
I SUMMER THORNTON
A ARCHITECTURE
A H HOFMANN DESIGN BUILD, INC.
Parkton, MD 410.357.4191
H STURM BUILDERS, INC.
Lake Bluff, IL wrightlandscape.com
Morristown, NJ carollehuber.com
Rockville, MD falconconstruction.us
Chicago, IL studioswann.com
Keep all things clean, well-grounded and proportionally harmonious.
L CAROLLE HUBER LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Kansas City, MO georgeterbovichdesign.com
H FALCON CONSTRUCTION INC.
Evanston, IL cohen-hacker.com
Interior Design: Paul Corrie Interiors Home Builder: A&A General Contractor LLC
I GEORGE TERBOVICH DESIGN
Prince Frederick, MD 443.624.9676
A STUART COHEN & JULIE HACKER ARCHITECTS LLC
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Minneapolis, MN johnlassila.com
NEW MEXICO
-JULIA MARSHALL COLORADO
MINNESOTA
A SGE & ASSOCIATES, INC.
Hinsdale, IL sgearchitects.com
I JOHN LASSILA AND ASSOCIATES
MISSOURI
I BILLET COLLINS
Darnestown, MD billetcollins.com
NEW JERSEY
A RUGO/RAFF LTD. ARCHITECTS
Chicago, IL rugoraff.com
NEW YORK
IN COLORADO, NATURE IS INTERTWINED WITH THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT.
L JILL TERRANOVA LANDSCAPE DESIGN
Portland, ME 207.844.0422
I RARIDEN SCHUMACHER
MIO INTERIOR DESIGN
Birmingham, MI rsminteriors.com
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KB
KITCHEN + BATH DESIGN
O
OTHER
2014
Interior Design: Martin Design Architecture: Sturman Architects Home Builder: Gallagher Co. LLC
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GOLD LIST
I LOVE SURPRISING MIXES OF COLOR COMBINATIONS: ORANGE AND AQUA, CHARTREUSE AND BLACK, PINK AND ROYAL BLUE. -JOHN WILLEY NEW YORK
SAN DIEGO
Interior Design: Warren Sheets Design, Inc. Architecture: Hayer Architecture, Inc. Home Builder: Hill Construction Company
I remain inspired by the talents of American workers.
-RENATO CARANI JR. CHICAGO
GREY IS THE NEW WHITE. - MIRANDA CULLEN COLORADO
My design secret? Never lose your ability to wonder. - JOHN DEFOREST PACIFIC NORTHWEST
CHICAGO
Architecture: Vinci | Hamp Architects, Inc. Interior Design: Stephanie Wohlner Design LLC Home Builder: Goldberg General Contracting, Inc. Landscape Architecture: McKay Landscape Architects
Mineola, NY dreiscontracting.com I DAVID WEBSTER & ASSOCIATES
New York, NY 212.924.8932
I DELROSE DESIGN GROUP
New York, NY delrosedesigngroup.com
SEATTLE
Architecture: Conard Romano Architects Interior Design: Doug Rasar Interior Design, LLC Home Builder: Lockhart|Suver Landscape Architecture: Allworth Design
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I DHD ARCHITECTURE
AND DESIGN New York, NY
davidhowell.net
There’s nothing better than order, resolution and beauty. -PAUL WILLIGER LOS ANGELES
I MENDELSON GROUP
I MICHAEL ROSENBERG & ASSOCIATES, INC.
I WEITZMAN HALPERN INTERIOR DESIGN
New York, NY mrosenbergassociates.com
H GARGIULA CONSTRUCTION INC.
I HEIBERG CUMMINGS DESIGN
New York, NY hcd3.com
I INTÉRIEURS DESIGN STUDIO
New York, NY interieurs.com
L JACK DELASHMET & ASSOCIATES
East Hampton, NY delashmet.com
A JAMES BARTHOLOMEW ARCHITECT
New York, NY jbarchitect.net
I JAYNE DESIGN STUDIO, INC.
New York, NY jaynedesignstudio.com A JOSEPH PELL LOMBARDI ARCHITECT
New York, NY josephpelllombardi.com A JOSHUA BRANDFONBRENER
ARCHITECT
Scarsdale, NY joshbrandarch.com
A PIER, FINE ASSOCIATES
Columbus, OH acock.com
ARCHITECTURE
A ROGERS PARTNERS
New York, NY rogersarchitects.com
I INTERIORWORKS BY SALLY MCDONALD
Columbus, OH intwsm.com H ANTLER CREEK CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Eagle Point, OR 541.973.9473
I S. RUSSELL GROVES
New York, NY srussellgroves.com
I CAITLIN WILSON DESIGN
Portland, OR caitlinwilson.com
I SACHS LINDORES ARCHITECTURE, INTERIORS
A CELESTE LEWIS ARCHITECTURE
Brooklyn, NY sachslindores.net
Portland, OR celestelarchitect.com
I SANDRA NUNNERLEY, INC.
New York, NY nunnerley.com
H CORNERSTONE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, LLC
Newberg, OR cstoneconstruction.com
I SARA STORY DESIGN
New York, NY sarastorydesign.com
L ECOTONE ENVIRONMENTAL
I SCOTT SANDERS LLC
New York, NY scottsandersllc.com
Portland, OR ecotonedesignbuild.com
H TACONIC BUILDERS, INC.
H GREEN GABLES DESIGN AND RESTORATION
New York, NY taconicbuilders.com
Portland, OR ggables.com
L TERRAIN
New York, NY terrain-nyc.net
KEY
I THE JEFFREY DESIGN GROUP
East Hampton, NY toddnagy.com
New York, NY leroystreetstudio.com
A ACOCK ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS
Yorktown Heights, NY rpzarch.wix.com/ rpz-architecture
I KEMBLE INTERIORS
A LEROY STREET STUDIO
I WILLEY DESIGN LLC
New York, NY willeydesign.com
A ROBIN PRINCE ZAHN
New York, NY noeljeffrey.com
New York, NY kembleinteriors.com
I WHITE WEBB, LLC
New York, NY whitewebb.com
H PHILIP ANDREWS LLC
I JUAN MONTOYA DESIGN
New York, NY juanmontoyadesign.com
New York, NY weitzmanhalpern.com
I N.MAK INTERIOR DESIGN
H FARRELL BUILDING COMPANY
Quogue, NY 631.653.4241
H VILA BUILT LLC
New York, NY vilabuilt.com
New York, NY pierfine.com
Bridgehampton, NY farrellbuilding.com
H UNLIMITED DESIGNS
Mamaroneck, NY unlimiteddesignsco.com
New York, NY mendelsongroupinc.com
H EMPIRE CITY CONSTRUCTION
New York, NY ikba.com
Interior Design: Wiseman & Gale Interiors Architecture: H&S International -PAUL WILIGER Home Builder: Shiloh Landscape Architecture: Enchanted Garden Landscape, Inc.
A MARVEL ARCHITECTS
Yonkers, NY 914.793.3303
New York, NY empirecitynyc.com
Sag Harbour, NY 631.725.3282
New York, NY marvelarchitects.com
I DOUGLAS WITTELS LLC
A IKE KLIGERMAN BARKLEY ARCHITECTS P.C.
ARIZONA
New York, NY marksandfrantz.com
New York, NY 212.772.3273
New York, NY 201.224.5180
L TOR A. BONO ESTATE MANAGEMENT, INC.
OHIO
H D. REIS CONTRACTING CORP.
I MARKS & FRANTZ INTERIOR DESIGN AND DECORATION
OREGON
H CUSATO MANAGEMENT CORP.
South Salem, NY cusatomanagement.com
A TODD NAGY ARCHITECT, PLLC
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ARCHITECTURE
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INTERIOR DESIGN
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HOME BUILDER
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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
CONSTRUCTION CORP.
KB
KITCHEN + BATH DESIGN
New York, NY topdrawerconstruction.com
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OTHER
H TOP DRAWER
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Do it well and make it timeless. -JOHN JAMES NEW JERSEY
LIST
HOUSTON
Interior Design: Ginger Barber Design Inc Architecture: Curtis & Windham Architects Inc Home Builder: R.B. Ratcliff & Associates Landscape Architecture: Curtis & Windham Architects Inc.
WE’RE SEEING SALVAGED WOOD EVERYWHERE IN SEATTLE. THERE MUST NOT BE ANY BARNS LEFT! -STEVE HOEDEMAKER PACIFIC NORTHWEST
DALLAS
Interior Design: Linda Fritschy Interior Design Architecture: Domiteaux + Baggett Architects Home Builder: Provenance Builders Landscape Architecture: Armstrong Berger Landscape Architecture
SAN DIEGO
In design, if everything is interesting, then nothing is interesting. - MICHAEL FULLEN LAGUNA BEACH
PAINT IT BLACK—A BOLD MOVE THAT NEVER FAILS. -THOMAS KLIGERMAN NEW YORK | SAN FRANCISCO
Project & Interior Design: Matrix Design Studio Architecture: Stosh Thomas Architects PC Home Builder: Hill Construction Company Landscape Architecture: La Jolla Landscape & Design
I HEIDI SEMLER
INTERIOR DESIGN, LLC
Portland, OR heidisemler.com
L HUNTINGTON AND KIEST LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
Portland, OR huntingtonandkiest.com I JHL DESIGN, INC.
Portland, OR jhldesign.com
I J.S. BROWN DESIGN
Bend, OR jsbrowndesign.net I MAISON INC.
Portland, OR maisoninc.com I MAVEN INTERIORS
Portland, OR maveninteriors.co
SOUTH FLORIDA
Interior Design: Allison Paladino Interior Design Architecture: Bridges, Marsh & Associates, Inc. Home Builder: Athens Construction Inc.
L MICHAEL SCHULTZ LANDSCAPE DESIGN
Portland, OR michael-schultz.com I MICHELLE VRANIZAN INTERIOR DESIGN, LLC
Portland, OR 503.539.7940
I MINERVINI INTERIORS
Lake Oswego, OR minerviniinteriors.com I NIFELLE DESIGN
FINE INTERIORS
Portland, OR nifelledesign.com A OLSON GROUP ARCHITECTS
Durham, OR 503.620.9870
H PETRINA CONSTRUCTION INC.
Portland, OR petrinaconstruction.com I ROBERT TROTMAN INTERIOR DESIGN, INC.
Portland, OR roberttrotman.com
PHOENIX
A SCOTT EDWARDS
Interior Design: C Henry Design
ARCHITECTURE
Portland, OR seallp.com
-TRACY HICKMAN CHICAGO
Portland, OR shapirodidway.com
H STONERIDGE CUSTOM DEVELOPMENT, LLC
Lake Oswego, OR stoneridgecustomdevelopment.com H T. WHEELER HOMES
Salem, OR twheelerhomes.com PENNSYLVANIA
Greige is huge right now, from French waxed floors to furnishings and cabinet stains.
L SHAPIRO DIDWAY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
H MCKEAN CUSTOM HOMES
Milford, PA 570.296.5500
S. CAROLINA TEXAS
H HAMMER & HAND
Portland, OR hammerandhand.com
I ATHALIE DERSE, INC.
A DOMITEAUX + BAGGETT ARCHITECTS
Charleston, SC 847.482.9372
Dallas, TX doba-arch.com
I ABODE | FERN SANTINI DESIGN
H DUECKER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC
Stonewall, TX 830.644.2764
Austin, TX fernsantini.com
H ELLERMAN HOMES
I ALLEN KIRSCH & ASSOCIATES, INC.
Dallas, TX ellermanhomes.com
Dallas, TX allenkirsch.com
H FAIRWAY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
L ARMSTRONG BERGER
Houston, TX 713.782.7289
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Dallas, TX armberg.com
A FURMAN + KEIL ARCHITECTS
I ASHLEY GOFORTH DESIGN
Austin, TX fkarchitects.net
Houston, TX ashleygoforthdesign.com
I GINGER BARBER DESIGN INC.
I AUDREY DROUGHT
DESIGN, INC.
Houston, TX gingerbarber.com
Houston, TX audreydroughtdesign.com
I GLYNIS WOOD INTERIORS
I BANKSTON MAY
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Austin, TX glyniswoodinteriors.com
Houston, TX bankstonmay.com
H GREENBELT HOMES
I BAXTER DESIGN GROUP
Austin, TX greenbelthomesaustin.com
I BUTTER LUTZ INTERIORS, LLC
Bellaire, TX hannbuilt.com
H BUTTERFIELD CUSTOM
Austin, TX pinnelli.com
San Antonio, TX baxterdesigngroup.com
H HANN BUILDERS
Austin, TX butterlutz.com
H J. PINNELLI COMPANY
HOMES, LLC
Austin, TX butterfieldcustomhomes.com
H JAKE HOUSBERG HOMES
Katy, TX 281.541.4869
A CORNERSTONE ARCHITECTS
Austin, TX cgapartners.net
I JANE PAGE DESIGN GROUP
I CREATIVE TOUCH INTERIORS
Houston, TX janepagedesigngroup.com
A L CURTIS & WINDHAM
Fort Worth, TX josephminton.com
Houston, TX mycreativetouch.com
I JOSEPH MINTON, INC.
ARCHITECTS INC.
Houston, TX curtisandwindham.com
I KATIE DESIGN
Houston, TX katiebydesign.com
H DALGLEISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
H KPA GROUP INC
Austin, TX dalgleish.net
Carrollton, TX 214.676.9978
H DEERING CONSTRUCTION, INC.
I L. PEARSON DESIGN
Fort Worth, TX 817.377.3338
Houston, TX lauriehpearson.com
H DENMAR CONSTRUCTION, INC
San Antonio, TX denmarconstruction.com
KEY
I DESIGN HOUSE, INC.
Houston, TX designhousetx.com I DIANA S. WALKER
INTERIOR DESIGN
Houston, TX dianaswalkerinteriordesign.com A DILLON KYLE ARCHITECTURE
Houston, TX dkarc.com
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ARCHITECTURE
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INTERIOR DESIGN
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2014
NO GREAT ROOM WAS EVER DESIGNED WITHOUT TAKING A RISK.
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- SUMMER THORNTON CHICAGO
NEW YORK
Interior Design: Mendelson Group Home Builder: Vila Built LLC
SANTA MONICA
Architecture & Interior Design: Studio William Hefner Home Builder: Hanover Builders, Inc. Landscape Architecture: L.Z. Design Group, Inc.
The DC community has an intriguing, intellectual approach to design. - LORI GRAHAM WASHINGTON, D.C.
EAST HAMPTON
Interior Design: IntĂŠrieurs Design Studio Architecture: Todd Nagy Architect, PLLC
WHITE KITCHENS ARE CLASSIC; A COLOR THAT WILL NEVER GO OUT OF STYLE. -ANGELA OTTEN COLORADO
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Interior Design: Kellie Burke Interiors Architecture: Middleburg Architectural Services, LLC
I LACY-BOONE INTERIORS
H R.B. RATCLIFF AND ASSOCIATES
Houston, TX lacyboone.com
Fulshear, TX rbratcliff.com
A LAKE | FLATO ARCHITECTS
ARCHITECT LLC
INTERIOR DESIGN
Ballaire, TX 713.781.0631
I LAURA U, INC.
Houston, TX robinsonassoc.com
I LINDA FRITSCHY
Dallas, TX sharif-munir.com
Houston, TX lucaseilers.com
Houston, TX slovack-bass.com H STEVE HILD CUSTOM BUILDER
Dallas, TX hildcustombuilder.net
I LYNNE T. JONES
INTERIOR DESIGN
Sugar Land, TX lynnetjones.com
A STOCKER HOESTEREY MONTENEGRO ARCHITECTS
L MARK WORD DESIGN
Dallas, TX shmarchitects.com
H MAUZÉ CONSTRUCTION CORP.
Dallas, TX studioten25.com
A MC2 ARCHITECTS
Dallas, TX treceavoplano.com
Austin, TX markworddesign.com San Antonio, TX 210.826.1813
Seattle, WA balanceassociates.com A BERNIE BAKER ARCHITECT, PS
I TOKERUD & CO.
Bainbridge Island, WA berniebakerarchitect.com
INTERIOR DESIGN
Houston, TX mcdugaldsteele.com
Houston, TX tokerud-co.com
I MICHAEL J. SILLER INTERIORS
A BOSWORTH HOEDEMAKER, LLC
I TRIPPLEHORN HUNT
INTERIORS
Houston, TX mjsinteriors.com
Seattle, WA bosworthhoedemaker.com
Dallas, TX tripplehornhunt.com
H CHRIS FENNELL CONSTRUCTION
I VINING DESIGN
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Houston, TX millerdahlstrand.com
Woodinville, WA 425.503.6474
Houston, TX viningdesign.com
I MONTGOMERY ROTH
A VIRGINIA W. KELSEY, AIA
Houston, TX montgomeryroth.com
Houston, TX virginiakelsey.com
A MORRISON DILWORTH + WALLS
I WILLIAM W. STUBBS & ASSOCIATES
H CHARTER CONSTRUCTION
Seattle, WA chartercon.com
KEY
Houston, TX wwstubbs.com VIRGINIA
Dallas, TX mdwstudio.com
Dallas, TX provenancebuilders.com
A BALANCE ASSOCIATES, ARCHITECTS
Austin, TX gardendesignstudio.us
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS & CONTRACTORS
H PROVENANCE BUILDERS
H ARTISAN INC.
L THE GARDEN DESIGN STUDIO
L MCDUGALD-STEELE
H A&A GENERAL CONTRACTOR LLC
Sterling, VA 703.303.4209
H ARTISAN BUILDERS
McLean, VA artisbuild.com
I BARBARA FRANCESKI LLC
Alexandria, VA barbarafranceski.com
I AMY BAKER INTERIOR DESIGN, INC.
Yakima, WA artisaninc.net
I TEN+3
Houston, TX mc2architects.com
L ALLWORTH DESIGN
Seattle, WA allworthdesign.com
Seattle, WA amybakerdesign.com
I STUDIO TEN 25
A MILLER DAHLSTRAND DEJEAN ARCHITECTS
-GENEVIEVE ROTHKOPF ARIZONA
Great Falls, VA susangulickinteriors.com WASHINGTON
Houston, TX luciabentoninteriors.com
Austin, TX paullambarchitects.com/studio.swf
I SUSAN GULICK INTERIORS LTD.
I SLOVACK-BASS
I LUCIA BENTON INTERIORS, INC
A PAUL LAMB ARCHITECTS
Fairfax, VA middleburgassociates.com
CUSTOM HOMES
ASSOCIATES, LLP
Austin, TX morterarchitects.com
A H MIDDLEBURG ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES, LLC
H SHARIF & MUNIR
I LUCAS/EILERS DESIGN
A MORTER ARCHITECTS
Hillsboro, VA architect-oxman.com
Houston, TX frasierhomes.com
Dallas, TX lindafritschydesign.com
A
A MICHAEL L. OXMAN AND ASSOCIATES LTD.
H SCOTT FRASIER HOMES
INTERIOR DESIGN
THERE’S MORE INTEREST IN THE USE OF SCULPTURAL SUCCULENTS HERE IN ARIZONA.
I JAN RODEN DESIGN LLC
Charlottesville, VA janroden.com
I ROBINSON & ASSOCIATES
Houston, TX laurau.com
-SANDRA NUNNERLY NEW YORK
L FINE LANDSCAPES LTD.
Sterling, VA finelandscapes.com
I REFLECTIONS
Dallas, TX lamberts.net
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the art of santa fe IN A CITY WHERE CIVILIZATION HAS PASSED THROUGH ITS MOUNTAINOUS, DREAMLIKE TERRAIN SINCE HUMANS HAVE STEPPED FOOT ON THE CONTINENT, INSPIRATION IS INVOKED, SOULS ARE RENEWED, NOVELS ARE WRITTEN, ART IS CONCEIVED, AND FOOD GROWN AND GATHERED FROM THE EARTH IS SHARED. SANTA FE IS A RARE AMERICAN CITY IN WHICH HAPPINESS PERMEATES THROUGHOUT ITS PEOPLE. IN TURN, LOCAL ART IS WORLD-CLASS, INDIGENOUS CUISINE IS INIMITABLE, LAND IS REVERED AND RESPECTED, AND TRADITIONS ARE SACRED. STEEPED IN A RICH NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY, LAYERED WITH SPANISH INFLUENCES, SANTA FE HAS MADE ITS VIBRANT, MULTICULTURAL PAST THE FOUNDATION OF ITS PRESENT.
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“When people move to Santa Fe, it’s a positive step in their life journey. I believe it’s the sky, the light—the energy.” – EMILY HENRY, OWNER, EMILY HENRY INTERIORS AND MILLICENT
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A CONVERSATION WITH SANTA FE EXPERT STEVE LEWIS
CARPE DIEM. TAKE IN THE FRESH, RAREFIED AIR—YOU’RE 7,000 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL IN THE SOUTHERNMOST ROCKY MOUNTAINS—AND IMMERSE YOURSELF IN THE “LAND OF ENCHANTMENT.” A CONFLUENCE OF SUPREME NATURAL BEAUTY AND EXCITING CULTURAL DIVERSIONS, SANTA FE OFFERS ENDLESS OPPORTUNITIES IN WHICH TO LEARN, EXPLORE AND CREATE.
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brilliant shades of santa fe A kaleidoscopic city where every turn brings a transformation, Santa Fe is a study in color: orangeand purple-saturated skies; brown adobe buildings; yellow, red and bluish-gray Pueblo pottery; deep, verdant green mountainsides—it’s a microcosm of earth at its most glorious and vibrant. The hues of the city have long inspired artists, igniting the brush strokes of Georgia O’Keeffe and the imagination of D.H. Lawrence. Today, Santa Fe is home to more than 4,000 artisans, 250 art galleries, 250 restaurants and 15 museums, yet it remains determined to preserve its ancient character.
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LEWIS: The Plaza is one of those places where history, culture and Santa Fe’s roots are alive right in front of you.
“Knowing the history of
Santa Fe makes your visit more meaningful; you can see what is in front of you within context.” - STEVE LEWIS, PUBLIC RELATIONS LIAISON, SANTA FE CVB
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JOHN BROOKS INCORPORATED
“The thing about Santa Fe is that it’s a real mix of people, and everyone
gets along, and that’s very cool—it’s all about the art and the art of living.”
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– MARVIN WILKINSON, OWNER, JOHN BROOKS INCORPORATED
Influenced by the natural beauty and climate of the West, the furnishings,
furnishings of a Western-contemporary aesthetic, designed with al fresco
fabrics and lighting of John Brooks Incorporated pay homage to an
living in mind. “We’ve been at the forefront of the indoor-outdoor space—where
effortlessly chic indoor-outdoor lifestyle—befitting for that of Santa Fe.
people are designing for indoors but also utilizing the outside space,” says
Founders Marvin Wilkinson’s and Art Ellsworth’s personal fondness for the
Wilkinson. “I think that is where design is heading.” For more than 20 years, the
city led them to open a third location in Santa Fe, introducing a fresh
furniture purveyor has led design movements, attributing much of its foresight
perspective on the modern-day showroom with what they call “a lifestyle
to its long-time manufacturers. “John Brooks is a showroom that represents
space.” Located in the architecturally notable townhome enclave, Zocalo,
the finest artisans in our industry,” says Ellsworth. “If you had a dialogue with
the casita-style residence serves as an experiential showroom, where
them, you would understand how passionate they are about their work and
designers and their clients can engage in the decorated space as though it
what they do. They are the ones people watch to see where design is going.”
was their own home. Inspired by the bold colors and casual elegance of
Combining handcrafted furniture, fabric and lighting with an in-house team
Santa Fe, the “lifestyle space” has become a coveted resource for designers.
that is approachable and attentive, John Brooks Incorporated was founded
“Santa Fe has its own beauty, its own art and its own energy; and the
on the premise that high-end showrooms should be an extension of each
designers there are really fabulous and creative,” enthuses Wilkinson. “It’s
designer’s office. The affable, welcoming environments of its three
a lot of fun for us to collaborate with them on projects.” Based in Denver,
showrooms reveal a commitment to this principle. “We love what we do, and
with a second showroom in Scottsdale, John Brooks Incorporated features
I think that is very obvious when you work with our team,” says Wilkinson.
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VENTANA FINE ART ARTIST :
Barry McCuan Summer in France, oil, 44”H x 80”W
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Mary Silverwood The Wash, pastel, 20”H x 26”W
ARTIST :
Albert Handell Chamisa Time Taos, oil, 40”H x 54”W
“Where else in the country can you see 100 different
businesses, primarily art galleries, in a small, walkable half-mile range? Nowhere. Canyon Road is very unique.” – CONNIE AXTON, OWNER, VENTANA FINE ART
native beauty Once an Indian trail that connected the Rio Grande to the Pecos River, Canyon Road has evolved from a transportation system for agriculture and trade to a famed art colony. It’s home to the second largest art market in the U.S. next to New York City—and it’s visually enchanting. Adobe-style small businesses dot the road, representing many of the world’s best contemporary, traditional and Native American artists. Bright flowers adorn the facades of many of the galleries, complemented by owners, artists and gallery staff who are as well informed as they are good-natured. One gallery that has become a must-see for collectors and visitors alike is Ventana Fine Art , a premier exhibition space showcasing contemporary
American painting and sculpture. Constructed in the early 20th century, the former schoolhouse has been transformed into a free-flowing, sunfilled gallery. Owner Connie Axton (also the president of Canyon Road Merchants Association) strives to create a sense of cohesion in her gallery while highlighting each artist’s unique style. “I like artists who are totally different from one another but work well together,” she says. “They need to be in harmony; they need to bounce off one another as your eyes float.” With a “handshake and honesty is the best policy” business philosophy, many of Axton’s artists have been with her since the gallery’s inception 30 years ago; others have been with Ventana for 10 to 15 years. “Integrity is the most important thing to me,” she says. Working with collectors from around the world, Axton and her team embrace a collaborative approach. “Come to Ventana Fine Art and see the pieces in person: let’s have a conversation. Let us know what we can do for you.”
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ARTIST :
Tom Noble October Moonrise, watercolor, 12”H x 12”W
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WAXLANDER ART GALLERY & SCULPTURE GARDEN
“One thing that draws artists to this area
is the rarefied air, and of course, the sky.” – BONNIE FRENCH, GALLERY DIRECTOR,
WAXLANDER ART GALLERY & SCULPTURE GARDEN
EMILY HENRY INTERIORS AND MILLICENT
a tribute to color Bold, vivid and powerful: color is the common thread woven throughout the artworks of Waxlander Art Gallery & Sculpture Garden . “We have a wide range of art—abstract,
landscape, figurative, animals, still life, sculpture—but there is one wonderful theme, and that is vibrant color,” enthuses founder and owner Phyllis Waxlander Kapp. Recognized for its upbeat, positively themed, vibrantly hued works, Waxlander Art Gallery’s 15-room gallery is a study in happiness. “People have enough problems in their lives—you don’t want to put it on the walls,” says Kapp. Founded in 1985, Waxlander Art Gallery is a favorite destination along Canyon Road, welcoming visitors to saunter from one character-filled space to another while learning about the colors and forms of joy, optimism, romance and the earth. “Our artists have this freedom—whether they’re doing something abstract or figurative or landscape—they are very bold and sure of themselves. They have no fear when they’re painting,” asserts Kapp. With near-lifetime relationships with many of the artists showcased at the gallery, Waxlander Art Gallery has grown, experimented and evolved alongside most of its artists. “I’ve worked here for 10 years, and it seems like the artists just get better and better,” says gallery director Bonnie French. “Every time new work comes in, it feels like Christmas.” Outside the gallery’s historic adobe-style walls is a sculpture garden designed with serenity in mind. Stone fountains made of New Mexico travertine, flowering totems and an exquisite bronze moose sculpture greet guests upon arrival. The affect is one of enchantment.
the pursuit of happiness “I tried to live in other places. I tried to live on the East Coast; I tried to live on the West Coast; but New Mexico kept calling me back,” reflects Emily Henry, an interior designer and furniture artist whose aesthetic reflects a passion for her birthplace. “People who come to Santa Fe, it’s their lifelong dream to come here, which is why it’s great to work in this city. I get to collaborate with clients, who for the most part, could live anywhere but choose to live here,” she says. Extraordinarily perceptive, Henry designs with a purpose, giving way to interior spaces that reflect the homeowner’s lifestyle, accomplishments and personal journeys while honoring the natural environment for which Santa Fe is known. “I like when you can see where one has travelled and what they have done. They’re not as composed, more freeform,” she says. “A lot of colors I choose are in the landscape. We have strong colors—earthy but powerful.” Henry’s furniture company, Millicent, brings the soul of New Mexico into her clients’ homes through design elements that are intrinsic to the region’s built and natural environment. “This furniture really reflects the Southwestern creative spirit, specifically Santa Fe and Taos in the ’30s and ’40s,” enthuses Henry. “Amazing people were moving to New Mexico during that time to make new lives for themselves. They lived life how they wanted—they let go of the status quo and embraced the landscape and energy of Northern Mexico. It was a hyper-creative, whimsical time.”
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the backdrop for life,” declares interior designer
Marquis design for Walker Zanger, which undoubtedly steals the
Michael Berman, the creative mind behind this
show. “This tile pattern gives a nod to vintage pressed tin used for
voluminous kitchen in Beverly Hills. “I imagine it
Deco ceilings and wainscoting in early 20th-century interiors, but also
as a stage, and all the players are your family and guests. If you’ve
speaks of modernism. Plus, I love large wall spaces with soaring
choreographed and art directed the space well, it will be a smash
textured tile as backdrops to a cooking area. It’s pure luxury.” To
hit.” Working along with architect Magdalena Glen-Schieneman,
balance the cool green tones of the tile and Holly Hunt dining
builders Horizon General Contractors and lighting designer John
chairs in the breakfast room, Berman crowned the space with a
Brubaker, Berman orchestrated a dramatic culinary platform with
brushed-bronzed hood that lends depth and design detail to the
hints of three underlying themes: modernism, Art Deco and Asian
overall scene, while satin-finished cabinetry, complete with two
minimalism. One of these calculated design references was the
commanding islands, impart eye-pleasing symmetry.
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To fill the sprawling open space of this Beverly Hills kitchen, designer Michael Berman opted for oversize double islands. “They are a great solution for dividing a long space into two separate cooking and prepping areas,” he says, “and the solid walnut pillar legs create a furniture-like quality.”
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“This bathroom, particularly the mosaic floor, was about finding balance; not just in the scale of the space, but between past and present,” says designer Chad Eisner of this Venice Beach, California, retreat. “It touches on historical references of what an oldworld Tuscan home would be today.”
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t might sound surprising, but this bathroom is a study in restraint,” says Los Angeles designer Chad Eisner. “It’s really about ‘less is more.’ ” At first glance, the Tuscan-inspired bathroom reveals a custom mosaic floor by Waterworks—softly
reflected in a sculptural mirror-finished soaking tub by the brand— that packs a dazzling punch. But a further study reveals subdued draperies, rough-hewn reclaimed beams, modest hardware. “There really was no competing with that floor or tub,” Eisner says about the space’s protagonists, pieces selected and sited by the home’s architect, William Hablinski. “So I wanted to keep the rest of the details simple.” Eisner draped the double French doors in unlined sea green linen to diffuse sunlight, and selected an eye-catching yet uncomplicated light fixture. “The chandelier could have been really grandiose because of the large volume of space here, but the frame and finish are very simple, and the soft drapes of crystal beads provide a sensual line that casually moves your eye in and out.” Ultimately, Eisner sought to create a warm, soothing oasis where every detail felt effortless. “This room overlooks the Los Angeles Basin, so it has a magical quality in that you can be soaking in the tub and no one in the world can see you, but you’re looking over millions of people go on about their lives.
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heart and soul A COURTYARD ESTATE ENGAGES ITS RURAL ENVIRONMENT WHILE EMBRACING THE OWNERS’ LOVE OF MUSIC, THE ARTS AND AN EQUESTRIAN LIFE. W R I T T E N B Y HE ATHE R L. SCH RECKEN GAST
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Donghia sofas from John Brooks, covered in Jane Churchill fabric from Dean-Warren, join antique leather chairs from a gentlemen’s club in England and a cocktail table from Tokyo in the great room. On the wall hangs a temple rubbing from Cambodia’s Angkor Wat. Right: Two Oriental area rugs once belonging to Senator Carl Hayden, owner Catherine Hayden’s great-uncle, lay the foundation for the great room. One rests under the 1926 Parlor Grand Steinway piano.
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niece of legendary Senator Carl Hayden and the great-granddaughter of Charles Trumbull Hayden, the founder of Tempe, but she also is a pianist and cellist with a passion for chamber music. But beyond the piano, it’s clear, there is a lot more at play in this contemporary composition. Positioned on 2.5 acres in Tempe, the home is a testament to architect Hugh Knoell, who “wanted to create a low-profile, relaxed and comfortable space,” he says. “It was important to incorporate features that were protective of the family’s privacy, as well as have them be energy-efficient.” So, Knoell created such details as oversized cedar eaves that shade the home’s wide expanse of glass from the summer sun while allowing just enough in during the winter months.
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The dining area offers the perfect canvas for the ownersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; vast collection of engravings from a book by Raymond Lafage. Interior designer Sandra Seward conceived the idea of the massive steel table, fabricated by Oest Metalworks. Existing host chairs were purchased in Europe and are covered in a striped Pierre Frey fabric.
Clean-lined and uncluttered, the kitchen captures the homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s modern yet rural aesthetic with its white painted-wood cabinetry from Woodesign topped with planked maple countertops. Metal barstools with camel leather seats from Design Within Reach further this juxtaposition of styles. Appliances are from Westar Kitchen & Bath.
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Set on a flat piece of land, the chosen plot included a small house and barn, which was perfect for Hayden and husband Lawrence Hudson, who needed space for a horse on-site. “We wanted a symmetrical courtyard home, centered around a lap pool, with a barn in the back,” Hayden says. “I also wanted to be able to accommodate small chamber music concerts yet maintain privacy from neighbors.” Knoell, along with interior designer Sandra Seward, delivered in more ways than one. Knoell began the project by first bringing on builder Greg Hunt, who built the house from the ground up using stucco, steel and concrete as influencing materials. He also provided input on the functional aspects of the home, including choosing block construction. “The home is durable and virtually maintenance-free,” he says. Steel makes its impact in the structural framework as well as the fence wrapping the property. Rusted by nature, the 8-foot-high fence belies the gracious interior beyond. “When you open the gate, you enter another world,” Hayden says. “It’s magical.” As one walks up the concrete path, Hayden and Hudson’s passions cannot be denied. While the trough-inspired fountains bring to mind Hudson’s love of horses, the piano seen through the glass door reminds one of Hayden’s musical pursuits. “I placed the piano in the center of the home to give the eye a rest before looking back outside,” Seward says. Smoother polished concrete continues in the floors of the great room,
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which functions as both a living and dining area and chamber concert hall. To the left of the great room are the private spaces, and to the right, the public spaces and guesthouse. “The great room has extraordinary proportions,” Knoell says. “Though large in scale, it feels intimate.” Empty-nesters Hayden and Hudson had permanency in mind when envisioning the interior. “We’ve traveled and moved so much, so we wanted a house that would represent everywhere we’ve lived,” Hayden says, referring to their previous homes in Tokyo, New York, London and the French Alps. Seward welcomed the task of finding a new home for their collected furnishings, such as the Louis XVIII-style host and hostess chairs and country-style side chairs in the dining room and the elephant stools from Hong Kong that greet guests in the entry. Eighty-three engravings also had to be thoughtfully displayed throughout. “They give an interesting cohesion to a very modern home,” Hayden says. In addition to placing the owners’ furniture and art, Seward designed a few standout pieces, such as an 18-foot steel-plate desk for the husband’s office and a solidsteel dining table weighing 800 pounds. “My concept was to honor what Hugh had created outside, inside,” she says of her symmetrical design. 256 L U X E I N T E R I O R S
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Haydenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s momâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s spool bed takes center stage in a bedroom, where two stacked antique Korean coin chests and a table lamp made from dominoes add visual interest. On the walls, 12 engravings from a book commissioned by Sir William Hamilton depict scenes from Greek mythology.
Completely new from head to toe, the sheet-metal-roofed barn provides a home base for owner Lawrence Hudsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Clydesdale, Princess, as well as a space for Lyle, shown, when he comes to visit.
Above: Architect Hugh Knoell designed the metal roof, fabricated by Metalworks, that runs the length of the rear exterior and shades the home from the Arizona summer sun. Left: The 75-foot-long lap pool was fabricated by Dan Goss & Associates.
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References to the rural environment can be seen in the antique farm table in the breakfast area and hardwood countertops in the kitchen. “It adds warmth to the concrete floors,” Hayden says. Even in the bedrooms, warm touches, such as coverings sewn by Hayden, dress the beds in comfort. Outside, landscape architect Gordon Wayne Jones chose plantings suitable for the area. “Where possible, we used colorful, low-water-use favorites typical of the Southwest,” he says, noting the variety of bougainvillea, red bird-of-paradise, plumbago, ruselia, Valentine bush and hybrid Texas sage that fits well into the existing neighborhood and their new life here in Arizona. “This home not only suits the owners but celebrates them,” Knoell says. “You get a sense of what they really care about from the moment you walk through the door.” L LUXE INTERIORS
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vacation home to see the potential of a house that gets copious morning and evening sun. “The original design wasn’t really suited to their style,” designer Dana Lyon says. “It was a little too colorful, with really saturated hues of chartreuse, turquoise, orange and pink.” Luckily, when the house went on the market, the forward-looking couple—he’s an engineer, and she’s an accomplished cook who likes to paint—recognized that it could be just what they wanted: a spa-like retreat to escape brisk Canada winters. “We wanted a house where we could entertain friends and family, and a home where we could relax,” the wife says. “I wanted it to feel very calm and beautiful.” So Lyon, along with project manager Michelle Young and builder Jeff Gatewood, was hired to transform the residence into a contemporary yet tranquil space. The team started by converting several small rooms into large open spaces perfect for entertaining. They then installed limestone floors in the largest squares they could buy and chose Caesarstone for the countertops. “We were going for a modern space with a somewhat grounded organic feel,” Lyon says. “So we created a very light palette and selected simple materials.”
INTERIOR DESIGN Dana Lyon and Michelle Young, Palm Design Group HOME BUILDER Jeff Gatewood, Benissimo, LLC BEDROOMS 4
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Topped with Caesarstone’s Blizzard quartz, the kitchen’s 12-foot-long island serves as a place for cocktails and appetizers. Leucos pendants brighten the space, while custom-made barstools by S.R. Drost Manufacturing, covered with Kravet Sta-Kleen vinyl, provide comfy spots to perch.
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The result is a sedate environment that showcases the homeowners’ personalities and passions. The kitchen, for instance, was outfitted with a commercial warming hood and a double gas oven for the wife to bake rustic yeast breads from scratch. Three built-in wine refrigerators allow her to burnish her expertise as an oenophile, as well. No stranger himself to the culinary arts, the husband is the home’s master barista; a state-of-the-art coffee machine lets him brew up espresso and coffee drinks for guests. In addition to their love of good food and drink, the couple also share a talent in the arts. She is an accomplished painter, and many of the works featured in the home are hers. For his part, the husband is a master woodworker who built several pieces of furniture in the home and created two installations on either side of the fireplace in the living room. Fashioned from 500 pieces of wenge wood individually sculpted and hung on non-stretch fishing line, the pieces are “just astonishing to see,” Lyon says. “You could see his engineering mind at work to get them to match up just right on the strings.” 262 L U X E I N T E R I O R S
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The kitchen opens to the dining room, creating a holistic entertaining space. Guests frequently gather around the custom table by Peter Thomas Designs. Holly Hunt chairs from John Brooks create seating under the LBL fixtures from Lightform Lighting.
The master bedroom achieves a state of Zen thanks to a restrained use of color, an Asian-inspired statue and a fireplace designed by the owners and built by Eiklor Flames West. The bed is a custom-made piece by Rysso-Peters.
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While the desert commands attention in the master bathroom, the design holds its own; the MTI soaker tub from Clyde Hardware Co., Inc. offers a relaxing spot to take in the view. Opposite: An elegant light fixture from YLighting presides over the custom-made vanity by Rysso-Peters.
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To make sure the homeowners’ artwork would pop, the pieces were installed into a monochromatic background against Opuzen’s glass-beaded wallpaper. The only thing that competes for attention is the incredible desert vista. “We wanted to make the desert the hero in the background,” Lyon says of her chosen palette—a soothing mix of furnishings cloaked in white, beige and wood tones. This sense of serenity translates from the main living spaces into the master bathroom, where large expanses of glass provide a natural panorama. “It creates a sense of calm and unity, which is something I really wanted to achieve,” the wife says. Such calmness carried over into the renovation process, which was overseen remotely. All pertinent parties would meet by Skype once a week. If the homeowners wanted to see something, the design team would simply walk around with a laptop. “It was extremely painless and efficient,” the wife says. Her husband concurs. “Jeff is a very meticulous contractor, and both he and Dana are tremendously trustworthy. I can’t say enough good things about them.” Thanks to these professionals’ work, the couple have achieved what the husband calls the “perfect Canadian house in the desert,” awash in light and at one with nature. “When all is said and done, we really like our house,” the wife concludes. “It sort of takes my breath away every time I walk in.” L
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The office answers to the homeownersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; love of the outdoors with abundant natural light and a reliance on natural materials, such as the desk, fashioned of Moonlight Quartzite from Cactus Stone. A Sutherland lamp from John Brooks lends an organic touch.
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hen builder Joseph McHallam speaks of the multiple roles he played in the design and construction of the Stone Canyon home he shares with his wife and family, he reflects
both confidence and pride. “I wore many hats,” he says, laughing. “I’m a contractor with an eye for design and detail from 25 years of experience building high-end homes back in New England, so I guess you could say I already had a solid foundation in good taste.” For this, his first home building venture in Oro Valley, McHallam partnered with architect Ron Robinette, who was involved early in the site selection. “The lot was on a golf course with great city and desert views,” Robinette recalls. “Though set on 2 acres, the building envelope was small with a strange configuration, and two-thirds of it was natural rock outcroppings in protected no-build zones. I was there primarily to make sure everything went smoothly and to assist with the process.”
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Entry to the home is via a wood, glass and stone bridge that connects the structure’s two main livings areas. The design of the bridge was driven specifically by the need to preserve the natural stone outcroppings and indigenous desert flora. Landscaping is by Berenice Ainza of De Anza Construction along with James Dawson.
Key furnishings in the great room include a sofa from Cameron Collection in Dallas, covered in Rose Tarlow Melrose House’s Lugano fabric, and an Oushak area rug from J.H. Minassian & Co. in Los Angeles. Paul László’s 1960s leather-clad benches, from Lobel Modern in New York, pull up to a Holly Hunt Rue De Seine cocktail table from John Brooks.
The dining area features an Emanuel Morez Country Trestle table from John Brooks paired with Erika Brunson arm and side chairs, purchased at John Rosselli & Associates in New York and upholstered with Zoffanyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cherry Blossom fabric. The light fixture is by Jean de Merry, also from John Brooks.
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McHallam and his wife directed the style of the home. “What was popular in the area at the time was either very Tuscan or hard-surface contemporary design,” he says. “But we didn’t feel like any of that was really us.” With this in mind, Robinette’s architectural plan features a trio of individual volumes with gabled roofs that create distinct building forms—one housing the main living area, the second the family’s bedrooms and library, and the third a guesthouse/casita—joined by a pair of bridges. Approached from the long curved drive, finished with custom imperfect-edge pavers by Monarch Stone that mimic antique French limestone, the home appears to nestle into the natural surroundings. “It’s all linear, organized and symmetrical,” Robinette says. “It fits perfectly into the lot like we had unlimited space to work with.” Part of the effect is the result of carefully sourced exterior materials, such as textured Telluride miner’s stone veneer, combined with stone caps and sills, rough-sawn fir posts and beams, wire-brushed wood windows, integral color stucco, and tile and metal roofing. Another is a purposefully planned landscaping design by Berenice Ainza of De Anza Construction and landscape contractor James Dawson, who worked together to complement the natural saguaro cacti and other desert flora, as well as the many rock outcroppings, both existing and man-made. LUXE INTERIORS
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Holly Hunt sconces illuminate the rustic yet elegant entry, where Chinese celadon fishbowl planters from Hasbrook Interiors flank a Charles Pollock console from Dean-Warren. The flooring is reclaimed French limestone from Paris Ceramics in Los Angeles.
Designed by builder and homeowner Joseph McHallam, the kitchen cabinetry, custom-made by Crown Point Cabinetry in Claremont, New Hampshire, is topped with statuary white marble countertops. Custom-sized A. Rudin bar chairs, covered in Brunschwig & Fils leather, are from Dean-Warren. Light pendants are by The Urban Electric Co.
Above: A protected outdoor living area features cushioned metal furniture from Thos. Baker in Bainbridge Island, Washington, and Paul Ferrante’s overhead lanterns from John Brooks. Left: Robert C. Jackson’s Flight Test hangs above a quarter-sawn oak prep bench in the kitchen.
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Inside, McHallam sought to balance the strong exterior elements with more refined finishes and detailing that spoke to his and his wife’s tastes, starting with imported antique French limestone and clear-stained walnut flooring, and continuing with custom-designed casing, baseboards, crown molding and other millwork. Of particular significance is the cabinetry, especially the kitchen system. “We took our ideas and sent them to Crown Point Cabinetry in New Hampshire,” McHallam explains. “The whole house, including the cabinetry, vanities and study, all showed up on a truck, blanket-wrapped like furniture. The quality was amazing.” LUXE INTERIORS
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A dramatic representation of how the home both complements and connects with the desert landscape, the meandering yard area features a swimming pool nestled into the natural rock outcroppings, as well as saguaro and other cacti. The pool was built by Cimarron Circle Construction Company.
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The master bedroom is the picture of comfort, with an A. Rudin chair and ottoman set from Dean-Warren and a Holly Hunt bed from John Brooks paired with a JJ Custom bench. A hooked Marrakesh wool rug by Elizabeth Eakins runs underfoot. The antique French limestone fireplace is from Antiquities.
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Furnishings, such as the Emanuel Morez Country Trestle dining table, a St. Germaine sofa from Cameron Collection and the Holly Hunt four-poster bed, were chosen to complement the design and scale of their respective rooms. In turn, area rugs, draperies, light fixtures, tabletop accessories, artwork and antiques were selected to personalize each space. “Everything is in the details,” McHallam says. Outdoor areas were no exception. Just behind the living room, a swimming pool appears as a natural oasis edged by, and reflecting, the desert landscape. The surrounding pool patio connects to a series of outdoor seating areas defined by clusters of natural rock. “It’s the perfect place for the way we live,” McHallam says. “We created a warm and personalized space for our family and guests to enjoy and doing so much of it ourselves really made it feel like home.” L
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WELL BLENDED A RENOVATION FOR A NEWLY COMBINED FAMILY RESULTS IN A LOOK THAT IS C L A S S I C A N D C O N T E M P O R A R Y , Y E T W I T H S P A C E F O R E V E R Y O N E T O E N J O Y. W R I T T E N B Y LIZ A RN O LD
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the residence that the wife already owned in Paradise Valley. First, they envisioned a household that could evolve with the three younger girls while also offering entertaining space for adults. Second, they wanted to showcase their collection of art in a well-lit house that didn’t compete with the architecture. “We wanted it to be classic-contemporary,” says the husband, who called on architect Erik Peterson to fulfill their wish list. “He’s a genius at interpreting that vernacular.” “Mainly,” Peterson says, “we simplified the whole thing.” Architectural breakups and steps between the rooms were eliminated in order to create one continuous level. “We didn’t do too much major structural change,” he says, but did open the kitchen to unfold into the dining area, so the space seats two or 20. He also expanded the master suite, which is finished in two shades of cerused oak, and put on an addition for his-and-her closets.
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A mix of old and new furnishings make up the family room, which was revived with a colorful rug from David E. Adler and a sofa reupholstered in Stratum Textiles fabric. The recessed ceiling grid, which incorporates cork to baffle noise, helps center the room.
In the dining room, Loewenstein chairs encircle a palm-wood table with a solidsurface inlay, fabricated by Linear Fine Woodworking. A wallcovering by Phillip Jeffries provides a textural backdrop to anchor and formalize the space. The painting is by James Rosenquist.
A Tufenkian rug unifies the palette in the living room, where the fluid lines of a pair of low COR sofas from The MN Collection soften the strong architecture. A sculptural pair of walnut chairs with open-fretwork frames joins a weighty stone-like cocktail table from Phillips Collection.
Millwork, conceived by designer Elizabeth Rosensteel and fabricated by Brothers Woodworks, fashions an artful display space in the living room. Flooring throughout the ground level is Q-Stone, a porcelain tile by Provenza.
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Chris Turner, the superintendent and project manager on the project, noting the critical 10-month schedule, used his firm’s in-house carpenter, Damien Cabrinha, for the finishes and doors. “We were able to create a higher quality by making them custom,” he says. For the interiors, Peterson brought in designer Elizabeth Rosensteel, whose first instinct was to pull the house out of its poured-concrete heaviness. “We’re in Arizona,” she says, “where everything is about light and how it plays off structure and texture.” As a result, the team added skylights to the master bathroom and the living room, where a shaft of light grazes a curved pebbled wall that was previously exposed masonry block. “We made it a focal point of the room,” Peterson says. Rosensteel chose oyster-shell porcelain tile for the flooring throughout the ground level. The tiles, which extend to one of two covered heated patios to help unify the indoor-outdoor spaces, are durable and look clean, even with a dog running around. “It creates a great first impression and sets the tone for the rest of the house,” Rosensteel says. LUXE INTERIORS
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The artwork, after all—with works by Rosenquist, Warhol and Picasso, among others—is center stage, and built-ins throughout, designed by Rosensteel and fabricated by Brothers Woodworks, help show it off. A palette of neutral furnishings in a mix of luxe fabrics lends a quiet elegance that complements the collection. In the living room, for example, three black angular custom steel tables offset two pale green cotton-and-linen sofas and nod to a nearby trio of spherical naturaltoned sculptures by Travis James of Brooklyn’s May Furniture Co. In the kitchen, Rosensteel paid homage to Frank Lloyd Wright—she and Peterson met 15 years ago while working at Wright’s Taliesin Associated Architects—with a mix of curves and straight lines. Here, the designer went with bullnose countertops on the circular island and repeated that same rounded shape in wood just above the toe kick. High-quality art lighting previously installed throughout the house was repurposed as pendants strung in a circle around the skylight. 290 L U X E I N T E R I O R S
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Rosensteel designed the kitchen cabinetry, built by Brothers Woodworks, and chose the pale green backsplash tile by Island Stone. The round island, topped with crisp white Caesarstone, reflects a skylight above it.
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Landscape architect Russell Greey designed the pool, fabricated by Aqua Essence Pools and featuring a dynamic steel trellis and rain curtain, a zero-edge spa and glass tiles from Noble Tile Supply. Existing furniture was reupholstered in vibrant Sunbrella fabric. Planters by Kornegay Design house tall cacti.
Outfitted with an Americh tub edged in Costa Esmeralda granite and Voguebay Deco tiles that edge the mirror, the master bath is a picture of elegance. Cerused oak cabinetry complements the lighter hues found throughout the home. The bench is by Global Views.
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Outside, landscape architect Russell Greey was brought in to design the pool, hardscape and plantings. Set on an axis with the family room, the pool was purposefully relocated in order to become a focal point from the indoors. Decked out with LED lights and a 12-foot-wide rain curtain with a fire pit, “it has ‘wow’ factor for entertaining,” says Peterson. Adds the husband, “The pool itself becomes almost like dynamic art.” In the end, the entire design team worked together to create the perfect home for the now-combined family—resulting in a space that is at once fun and sophisticated, a place they can enjoy for years to come. L
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The master bedroom, wrapped in tones of seafoam, features a custom bed designed by Rosensteel. Open-weave linen, folded as a Roman shade that meets the headboardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s backrest, adds visual interest and helps dampen sound, as does the area rug from Scott Group Custom Carpets. Flooring is by Greyne Custom Wood Co. in Fort Mill, South Carolina.
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FAUCETS & SINKS Clyde Hardware Co., Inc. Phoenix, AZ 602.264.2106
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BARSTOOLS Design Within Reach Scottsdale, AZ 480.970.8800
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CABINETRY & COUNTERTOPS Woodesign Phoenix, AZ 602.305.9550
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BEDDING Nancy Koltes New York, NY 800.643.1755
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LAMP Cerno Lightform Lighting Phoenix, AZ 602.253.2778
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BENCH FABRIC Bart Halpern John Brooks Incorporated Scottsdale, AZ 480.675.8828
A R C H I T E C T U R E Knoell & Quidort Architects H O M E B U I L D E R G.M. Hunt Builders-Remodelers, Inc. I N T E R I O R D E S I G N Knoell & Quidort Architects
H O M E B U I L D E R Benissimo, LLC
L A N D S CA P E A R C H I T E C T U R E Gordon Wayne Jones
I N T E R I O R D E S I G N Palm Design Group
APPLIANCES Bosch, Sub-Zero & Wolf Westar Kitchen & Bath Scottsdale, AZ 480.991.6200 ARCHITECTURE & INTERIOR DESIGN Knoell & Quidort Architects Phoenix, AZ 602.468.9250 CONCRETE FLOORING Swartz Concrete Phoenix, AZ 602.582.9200 DINING ROOM SIDE CHAIR FABRIC Duralee Dean-Warren Scottsdale, AZ 480.990.9233
DINING ROOM TABLE Custom by designer Oest Metalworks Phoenix, AZ 602.256.7567
LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION Karmo Landscaping, Inc. Chandler, AZ 489.759.8610
FLOOR REFINISHING Barlow’s Floor Refinishing Phoenix, AZ 623.580.5200
LIVING ROOM FIREPLACE & SHELVING Arlon & Company Apache Junction, AZ 602.363.3136
HOME AUTOMATION Platinum Audio Video Paradise Valley, AZ 480.266.6808 HOME BUILDER G.M. Hunt Builders-Remodelers, Inc. Cave Creek, AZ 602.264.1912 LANDSCAPE DESIGN Gordon Wayne Jones Phoenix, AZ 602.274.4611
METAL ROOF Metalworks Inc. Phoenix, AZ 602.323.0560 POOL Dan Goss & Associates, Inc. Scottsdale, AZ 480.391.2412 STUCCO Star Plastering Inc. Phoenix, AZ 623.937.0279
APPLIANCES Sub-Zero & Wolf Arizona Wholesale Supply Company Scottsdale, AZ 480.596.0092
DINING ROOM & OFFICE CHAIRS Holly Hunt John Brooks Incorporated Scottsdale, AZ 480.675.8828
BATHROOM TILEWORK Waterworks Scottsdale, AZ 480.946.2550
DINING ROOM FLOOR SCULPTURE Costello-Childs Contemporary Scottsdale, AZ 480.949.2701
BATHTUB MTI Clyde Hardware Co., Inc. Phoenix, AZ 602.264.2106 BEDROOM & LIVING ROOM DRAPERY FABRIC Kravet Scottsdale, AZ 480.994.3900
KITCHEN & BATH CABINETRY Rysso-Peters Scottsdale, AZ 480.946.0088 KITCHEN BARSTOOL FABRICATION S.R. Drost Manufacturing Scottsdale, AZ 480.998.8977
LIVING ROOM COCKTAIL TABLE FLOORING Custom Metro West Wholesale LLC Peter Thomas Designs Scottsdale, AZ Phoenix, AZ 480.443.9000 602.695.7259 HOME BUILDER Benissimo, LLC Scottsdale, AZ 480.941.0616 INTERIOR DESIGN Palm Design Group Phoenix, AZ 480.861.1850
LIVING ROOM DRAPERY FABRICATION Mac’s Custom Drapery Scottsdale, AZ 480.219.3727
ABLE KITCHEN & BATH www.ablekitchenbath.com
9015 E PIMA CENTER PARKWAY, SUITE 150 SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85258 480.302.6220
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WALNUT FLOORING Gordon’s Hardwood Floors Inc. Tucson, AZ 520.579.0949
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LIGHT FIXTURE Jean de Merry John Brooks Incorporated Scottsdale, AZ 480.675.8828
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CHAIR FABRIC Zoffany John Brooks Incorporated Scottsdale, AZ 480.675.8828
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AREA RUG Tufenkian New York, NY 212.475.2475
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COCKTAIL TABLE Phillips Collection High Point, NC 336.882.7400
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SOFAS COR The MN Collection Scottsdale, AZ 480.946.2664
A R C H I T E C T U R E PHX Architecture H O M E B U I L D E R RJ Bromley Construction Inc. A R C H I T E C T U R E Robinette Architects, Inc.
I N T E R I O R D E S I G N Elizabeth A. Rosensteel Design/Studio, LLC
H O M E B U I L D E R The McHallam Company, LLC
L A N D S CA P E A R C H I T E C T U R E Greey | Pickett
ARCHITECTURE Robinette Architects, Inc. Tucson, AZ 520.323.3979 BEDDING Restoration Hardware Scottsdale, AZ 480.658.1021 BEDROOM DRAPERY FABRIC Rose Tarlow Melrose House John Brooks Incorporated Scottsdale, AZ 480.675.8828 BEDROOM FIREPLACE Antiquities, LLC Scottsdale, AZ 480.556.0303 DRAPERY FABRICATION Roman Shades by Mara Tucson, AZ 520.882.4225
ENTRY AREA RUG Safavieh The Rug Merchant Tucson, AZ 520.322.0070
KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS Spectra Kitchen & Bath Tucson, AZ 520.795.4072
ENTRY CONSOLE Charles Pollock Dean-Warren Scottsdale, AZ 480.990.9233
POOL Cimarron Circle Construction Company Tucson, AZ 520.881.2777
HOME BUILDER The McHallam Company, LLC Tucson, AZ 520.797.9988
STONEWORK VENEER MATERIAL Telluride Natural Stone and Reclaimed Wood Scottsdale, AZ 480.398.2999
INTERIOR DOORS & WINDOWS Architectural Traditions Tucson, AZ 520.574.7374 KITCHEN BACKSPLASH Artesana Tile Tucson, AZ 520.319.1777
WOODWORK Holderness Supplies Tucson, AZ 520.889.1300
ARCHITECTURE PHX Architecture Scottsdale, AZ 480.477.1111
ENTRY DOOR Kornegay Fabrication LLC Gilbert, AZ 480.966.2380
BATHROOM GLASS WALL TILES & GRANITE STAIR TREAD Daltile Phoenix, AZ 602.258.9390
FAMILY ROOM RUG David E. Adler, Inc. Scottsdale, AZ 480.513.3200
BEDROOM RUG Scott Group Custom Carpets, Inc. Scottsdale, AZ 480.905.8222 DINING ROOM TABLE FABRICATION Linear Fine Woodworking Phoenix, AZ 480.968.1223
HOME BUILDER RJ Bromley Construction Inc. Mesa, AZ 480.557.9217 INTERIOR DESIGN Elizabeth A. Rosensteel Design/Studio, LLC Phoenix, AZ 602.522.0989 KITCHEN BACKSPLASH Island Stone Facings of America Phoenix, AZ 602.955.9217
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Greey | Pickett Scottsdale, AZ 480.609.0009 LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION Native Resources Int’l Phoenix, AZ 623.869.6757 MILLWORK FABRICATION Brothers Woodworks Mesa, AZ 602.505.9663 POOL , SPA & WATER FEATURE FABRICATION Aqua Essence Pools, LLC Phoenix, AZ 602.368.4923
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WHAT ARE THE KEY INFLUENCES IN YOUR WORK TODAY? Quality, craftsmanship and the kind of attention to detail that produces a “wow” factor. Today, we have the means and methods to build the best homes in the history of mankind.
ADDRESS 7532 North La Cholla Boulevard Tucson, Arizona
WHICH PROJECTS HAVE BROUGHT YOU THE MOST SATISFACTION? In one way or another, all of them have. When my clients absolutely adore their home—and we become friends at the end of a project—that is the most satisfying.
CONTACT 520.370.8239 billu@processdesignbuild.com WEBSITE processdesignbuild.com BILL UPDIKE OWNER
PROCESS DESIGN BUILD LLC
WHAT IS YOUR CREATIVE PROCESS? I’m extremely involved in the project, especially coming out of the ground through the framing stage. If the skeleton and bones are correct, the completed body will fall in place.
For all the direct implications of its company name when it comes to custom home building, Process Design Build only begins to hint at the comprehensive capabilities delivered by this award-winning business. Yes, owner Bill Updike and his talented team offer everything from design, budgeting, contracting, project management and construction under one concept-to-completion roof. But it’s the way Process works that distinguishes the Southern Arizona Home Builders Association’s 2012 Custom Builder of the Year. For starters, Updike, who started framing houses with his uncle in Canada at age 15, brings nearly four decades of construction experience to each client project. His personal involvement includes detailed communication—from daily reports and open-book cost spreadsheets to website photos that chronicle construction progress—to keep clients abreast of every aspect of a project. Aesthetically, Process is renowned for its expertise in seamlessly integrating styles to Arizona’s unique surroundings, whether the home calls for new-age sleekness or desert-acclimated architecture and design. “For seven or eight months out of the year here, outdoor living is as comfortable as indoor living,” Updike says. “Our projects meld those two together so that outdoor and indoor become one complete space. Many of our houses have captured all the best possible views through just the right orientation.” Process’ commitment to excellence extends to the quality of its materials, its sustainable building methods and its access to the area’s top subcontractors.
Breathtaking views framed by wood-clad windows soften the feel of this scored-finished concrete floor, stone walls and metal hearth. The vanishingedge pool reflects the beauty of Pima Canyon.
The attention to detail is what sets this home apart. Custom finishes and furniture throughout; a hand-carved barrel-shaped fireplace, bar and media wall are just some of the unique features of this award-winning home.
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A Silver Award Winner of the 2012 Best in American Living Award, BALA, by the National Association of Home Builders, NAHB, this custom home in Canyon Pass also utilizes high-energy efficient systems of both geothermal and solar energy.
“The ability to take the client’s vision, and through collaboration between the architect and designer, create a three-dimensional living structure never fails to give me tremendous joy.” –BILL UPDIKE, OWNER
Featured on HGTV’s Extreme Homes, expert craftsmen, under the direction of Bill Updike, built this unique and innovative home. Blending concrete, wood, multi-staking glass doors and stone, a seamless indoor-outdoor transition was created.
Situated in the High Sonoran Desert, this custom home features a custom pool, native natural rock spa and natural stone wall that elevates and separates the pool area from the surrounding desert.
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ADDRESS 2890 East Skyline Drive Tucson, Arizona CONTACT 520.825.2297 sunsetinterior@aol.com WEBSITE sunsetinterior.com DARA DAVIS, ALLIED MEMBER ASID PRINCIPAL
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WHAT ARE THE KEY INFLUENCES IN YOUR WORK TODAY? The concept of combining the past with the present—using reclaimed wood, in some cases hundreds of years old, to create modern pieces—is fascinating to me. WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE STYLES TO WORK ON AND WHY? Regional projects never cease to inspire me. I love to glean the unique style of whatever part of the country I’m working in—and I love all the different aspects of the West. WHICH PROJECTS HAVE BROUGHT YOU THE MOST SATISFACTION? Two commercial projects—Canyon Ranch and Rancho Merlita—were my dream jobs. Both honored the history of the space while also making them contemporary and comfortable.
The old West has never looked more chic and vibrant than when in the hands of Sunset Interiors in Tucson. Owner and principal designer Dara Davis, who runs the business originally started by her parents in 1986, perfectly captures the flavor of the region with a striking array of home furnishings, window coverings, and carpet and tile offerings, as well as interior design services. The dynamic inventory, thoughtfully selected to complement the southern Arizona lifestyle, also, in many cases, brings history alive. Davis fills her stores with recycled wood pieces—often more than 100 years old—that are majestically transformed into dynamic modern furnishings. One of the featured designers, the Jason Scott Collection, works with reclaimed teak; and Davis’ own line, Salvaged Hearts, incorporates repurposed chair frames with leftover fabrics and leathers. “I love making something beautiful out of discarded materials,” Davis says. The Sunset team prides itself on the loyal relationships it builds with clients, relationships fueled by the collaborative tone it sets from the first encounter. “When starting with a blank palette, we’ll have couples select one multicolored fabric that they love and go from there; that fabric might end up as pillows, but it establishes the design theme,” Davis says. “I’m so happy when my clients look at their new space, and they feel like they did it themselves. Taking that journey with them, and knowing I helped fulfill their vision, is incredibly rewarding.”
Guests of Canyon Ranch enjoy glimpses into the resort’s past. Photos above the buffalo chairs, from a brochure for the Double U Dude Ranch, surround a copper re-creation of the original brand.
The Kathleen Caid lamp provides design inspiration for this space. The base is vintage glass; the handmade shade features fabric and beadwork. The owners call the lamp the hit of the room.
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The owners of Canyon Ranch requested that the living room be redecorated to recall its past life as the Double U Dude Ranch. The goal was to connect the historic feel with modern Western style.
“My work is regional; my business is based on the newcomer to the West. They love their new desert life—and I help them define their new style.” –DARA DAVIS, ALLIED MEMBER ASID, PRINCIPAL
The Spanish Colonial suite inside the Rancho Merlita Bed & Breakfast, former home of makeup mogul Merle Norman, is the most romantic of all the rooms inside the B&B.
Inspiration for the color palette inside the Black Mountain suite comes from the vintage black and burgundy tile in the bathroom, which is original to the home.
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ADDRESS 7000 East McDowell Road, Suite 100 Scottsdale, Arizona CONTACT 480.481.3433 contact@berghoffdesign.com WEBSITE berghoffdesign.com JEFF BERGHOFF PRESIDENT AND CEO
BERGHOFF DESIGN GROUP
HOW DO YOU DEFINE A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT? We’ve been fortunate to be part of so many projects throughout the West. But just working with the Earth’s natural beauty continues to be both humbling and exhilarating. WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE STYLES TO WORK ON AND WHY? I find real joy in working on sites that are pure and timeless. It’s not about a particular style; it’s about creating an outdoor setting that endures and makes a lasting impression. WHAT ARE YOU WORKING ON NEXT? We have an ongoing five-year project, a master plan for a winery. Locally, our services are increasingly in demand in Paradise Valley and Scottsdale. Our clientele is always ready to start unique projects.
Jeff Berghoff launched his business in 1997, intent on changing the landscape in Arizona in more ways than one. “You see interior designers and star architects on the covers of industry magazines, but you never hear about garden and landscape designers,” says the owner of Berghoff Design Group. “I wanted to march to my own drum—and approach design in a way that would make us a sought-after company.” Mission accomplished. Over the past 15-plus years, Berghoff Design not only has generated high-end residential and commercial buzz for projects that clients describe as works of art, but it has also opened up homeowners and business owners to countless aesthetic possibilities when it comes to landscaping in the Southwest. “I wanted to approach gardens in an elevated manner, bring some dignity to the design and create an elegance and sophistication that hadn’t been explored in Arizona.” In addition to the company’s trademark creativity and seamless project management, Berghoff Design is masterful at meshing client wishes with the reality of a setting. “Everybody has their look books, but the images don’t always work in Phoenix,” Berghoff says. “We have extreme fluctuation in weather—and that wreaks havoc on plants. So we interpret that passion in a way that can be achieved and sustained.” Today, Berghoff Design employs nearly 300 people, however its owner remains as detail-oriented as ever. “Things don’t go out the door unless they have my blessing,” he says.
This timeless garden invokes the architectural strength of the home with its strong and classic garden and monochromatic layers of green.
Nestled at the base of Camelback Mountain, this tranquil garden unfolds to display optimal views of the surrounding sites. The calm homestead feel of the property is echoed in the picturesque landscaping.
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Captivated among century-old trees, this historic Phoenix home has an enchanting ambience that is echoed in the timeless and restrained landscape palette of the garden.
“When the client puts their trust in the design team, and we all work together, the effect is that everyone is elevated and creativity flows. Those moments of greatness are transcendent.” –JEFF BERGHOFF, PRESIDENT AND CEO
A simple, contemporary elegance is embraced in the garden that surrounds this mountaintop home. Utilizing the breathtaking views of the city, this garden mimics the strong architectural character of the home.
With an inviting intimacy, this calm garden draws one into its many charming spaces. It has a seamless flow between the interior and exterior of the home with the use of landscape accents and materials.
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ADDRESS 7522 East McDonald Drive, Suite C Scottsdale, Arizona CONTACT 480.905.1712 info@carsonpoetzl.com WEBSITE carsonpoetzl.com ANDREW CARSON III, PRINCIPAL JON POETZL, PRINCIPAL
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ask the expert WHAT ARE THE KEY INFLUENCES IN YOUR WORK TODAY? The individuality that each client brings— from life lessons to personal flavor—is key. It’s up to us, as the cooks, to put these ingredients together and create the desired unique result. WHAT IS YOUR CREATIVE PROCESS? Client needs and function are the main foundation. But we evaluate everything— from sun angles and wind patterns to what side of the bed someone likes to wake up on. WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE STYLES TO WORK ON AND WHY? If you get too comfortable with one style, you switch to autopilot and the design eventually gets stale. So we’re versed in all styles, from midcentury modern to Spanish Colonial.
When it comes to bringing architectural concepts to fruition, style is in the eye of the beholder at Carson Poetzl, Inc. Andrew Carson III and Jon Poetzl, who launched the custom high-end residential architecture company in 2002, have created a boutique firm that gives clients complete freedom of expression. “We pride ourselves in giving the client their dream home, not ours,” the two agree. “We can master any style that the client can dream of.” Versatility and ingenuity are just a few of the many hallmarks that continue to distinguish the brilliant work at Carson Poetzl. The two college friends, with a combined three-plus decades in the industry, are also known for regionally responsible design that perfectly complements the area’s eye-catching environments. Clients are brought into the creative process through sketching, 3-D modeling and site visits to projects by Carson Poetzl and other designers. “The art is not having to reinvent the wheel every design, but rather pulling the right pieces together to effectively create a harmonious whole.”
“We’ve always been artistic, but we both grew up wanting to make functional art, which is what architecture is. From Lincoln Logs to concrete masonry, we still like playing with blocks.” –ANDREW CARSON III AND JON POETZL, PRINCIPALS
The front façade of this 10,000-square-foot Andalusian-styled estate is dressed with custom-carved travertine with a more formal carving at the front entry to direct its visitors.
This lap pool is on axis with the formal living room and its covered patio space. It has a raised spa at the end, along with a fire feature to give visitors a visual datum when walking the property.
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ADDRESS 2050 East 19th Street Tucson, Arizona CONTACT 520.449.9798 jesse@mckeeconstruction.com WEBSITE mckeeconstruction.com JESSE MCKEE, PRINCIPAL MICHELLE MULDOWNEY, PRINCIPAL
WHAT ARE THE KEY INFLUENCES IN YOUR WORK TODAY? Currently, we’re staying away from dated materials and styles. Our focus is on timeless home design that incorporates long-lasting materials and products. HOW DO YOU THINK YOUR CLIENTS WOULD CHARACTERIZE YOU? Clients have shared with us that we are very attentive to details and offer excellent customer service. Keeping our job sites clean and safe is also one of our highest priorities. WHAT ARE YOU WORKING ON NEXT? We have focused a lot of energy on creating a fantastic in-house building team here in Tucson, and we’re expanding our services to a luxury building and design firm in Hawaii.
MCKEE CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING Perhaps the only thing more impressive than the menu of offerings available at McKee Construction & Remodeling is the consistently superior quality of its results. One-stop shopping only begins to hint at the services available at McKee, which delivers everything from concept-to-completion custom home building and remodeling to high-end commercial construction. On the residential side, owner Jesse McKee has assembled a dynamic and experienced team, including an in-house architect and experts in green building and design. “Having a flexible and skilled in-house architect and craftsmen team allows for a more complex and fluid building process,” McKee says. It also leads to the kind of versatility and attention to detail that continues to distinguish McKee, whether creating contemporary or old-world masterpieces. The talent and resources available to McKee are equally evident when it comes to the remodeling services that bring tired kitchens, bathrooms, outdoor spaces—and much more—to life with chic, state-of-the-art design.
“A successful project is when all parties come together and create a space that clients will love for years to come. Making the client happy is the surest sign that we did it right.” –JESSE MCKEE, PRINCIPAL
Reminiscent of an elegant spa, this bathroom acts as a European-style wet room featuring a Schulter Systems’ waterproofing system (McKee is a certified installer).
In collaboration with the homeowner, the luxurious bathroom was designed with comfort in mind. Features include: heated flooring, 12-foot ceilings, skylight, TV and custom cabinetry.
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WHAT ARE THE KEY INFLUENCES IN YOUR WORK TODAY? I am inspired by art and fellow design professionals, such as Alberto Pinto and Christian Liaigre. Their work is of the highest quality and uses a timeless approach to design and style versus being too on trend.
ADDRESS 4147 North Goldwater Boulevard, Suite 104 Scottsdale, Arizona
WHAT LED YOU TO YOUR CURRENT PROFESSION? As a child, I always wanted to be an interior designer. I love creating environments, and I believe it is important to live in a welldesigned space.
CONTACT 480.945.4433 michael@michaelfergusoninteriors.com WEBSITE michaelfergusoninteriors.com MICHAEL FERGUSON PRINCIPAL
MICHAEL FERGUSON INTERIORS
HOW DO YOU THINK YOUR CLIENTS WOULD CHARACTERIZE YOU? I am very energetic about my work. I think clients see the efforts and direction we take in every decision in order to create the most unique outcome.
A comfortably chic blend of opulence and simplicity distinguishes the designs of Michael Ferguson Interiors. Incorporating accessories, art and furnishings that range from Chinese antiquities to ultra-polished blue and steel custom cabinetry, the Scottsdale-based designer has a broad design vocabulary. “I love being a designer who enjoys tassels, trim and curtains mixed with antiques just as much as the luxe environment created by soft contemporary,” says Ferguson. The firm’s impressive portfolio spans the country as well as architectural vernaculars and design styles—from a light-filled, airy contemporary New York penthouse to a regal, traditional Los Gatos estate. Despite the rich variety in projects, the use of textures and alluring combinations of materials remains a common thread throughout his interiors. The firm’s continued success is based on a high level of personal service, backed by Ferguson’s unwavering philosophy to not accept any standard short of perfection. “Once I have the idea or direction, I quickly build on it. Sometimes it takes me weeks to realize how I want a detail on a sofa or room, and I will not move until I am completely satisfied with my direction,” he says. “This way, the end result is always what the vision was meant to be.”
“Every space we design is approachable. We carefully select each product and fabric to achieve a distinctive level of design.” –MICHAEL FERGUSON, PRINCIPAL
A hillside home in Paradise Valley, Venetian plaster walls and a neutral color palette combine with marble to create a sophisticated environment enhanced by silver, white gold and nickel accents.
This light-filled space was created for a San Francisco architect who needed a space for work and entertaining. MFI designed a pair of seating groups, creating the greatest flexibility.
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ADDRESS 3235 East Allen Road Tucson, Arizona CONTACT 520.299.9471 greenthingsaz@gmail.com WEBSITE greenthingsaz.com JAN WESTENBORG, PRINCIPAL JACK WESTENBORG, PRINCIPAL
GREEN THINGS
HOW DO YOU THINK YOUR CLIENTS WOULD CHARACTERIZE YOU? As a low-end wholesale houseplant and poinsettia nursery that turned into a fullservice retail garden center in the Catalina Foothills—while maintaining great prices and impressive plant expertise. WHAT IS YOUR CREATIVE PROCESS? I’m inspired by watching retailers in all industries. I look at what others have created—their use of colors, materials, textures, shapes—and consider how those ideas can be applied to my clients. WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE STYLES TO WORK ON AND WHY? I enjoy bringing in new and different large houseplants that work inside people’s homes and on their patio—from yucca stumps to large-specimen ponytails.
When the owners of Green Things cast their sprawling garden center as a place to stage a daily show, it’s with good reason. When it comes to natural splendor, few backdrops can hold a candle to its four acres of mesmerizing plant life and 31 environmentally controlled greenhouses set on the banks of the Rillito River. Since taking over the business nearly a decade ago, Jan and Jack Westenborg have elevated the customer experience with a staggering array of high-quality product that has turned Green Things into a wondrous playground for amateur and professional horticulturists alike. In addition to growing more than 70 percent of its own plants—from geraniums and annuals to blooming perennials and poinsettias—Green Things carries a large selection of pottery, garden art, furniture and fountains. The talented, experienced staff can help customers with everything from container gardens to patio designs. “We are really in the entertainment business,” Jan says. “When people shop our store, we want them to enjoy the experience, possibly learn something and be inspired.”
“We believe in the new and different. It’s easy to repeat the same design, the same display. The challenge is marketing new plant varieties and enticing customers to buy.” –JAN WESTENBORG, PRINCIPAL
Green Things strives to provide a relaxing, scenic environment for shopping with an outstanding plant selection.
Shown is a grouping of Trichocereus Hybrid, sometimes called “Flying Saucer Cactus,” in full bloom at Green Things; just one of the many interesting cacti and succulents it has available.
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OUT AND ABOUT Steps away from Grosvenor Square, Mayfair Village, the quaint neighborhood surrounding the hotel, has emerged as one of the chicest destinations in London with international art galleries and attractive boutiques and ateliers—Goyard, Christian Louboutin, Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta and Roland Mouret among others. Marc Jacobs on Mount Street, Mayfair Village. 316 L U X E I N T E R I O R S
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BIG BEN PHOTO : CHARLES BOWMAN / DESIGN PICS / CORBIS . MARC JACOBS PHOTO : COURTESY MARC JACOBS . THE CONNAUGHT PHOTOS : COURTESY THE CONNAUGHT .
STYLISH FLOCK STILL HOLDS COURT ON GLOBAL DESIGN.
DESIGN MINDED
BAR NONE
JET SET
The hotel is one of London’s buzziest destinations with two super fashionable bars: the sparkly, deco-inspired Connaught Bar (don’t miss the martini trolley) and the Coburg Bar with its distinctive velvet wingback chairs and historically annotated list of cocktails dating from pre-1800 to present-day.
The Coburg Bar
HOME RUN The hotel is home to the only stand-alone Aman Spa outside of the Aman Resorts and the only two-Michelin-starred female chef-run restaurant in London, Hélène Darroze at the Connaught.
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D AV I D O L I V E R
The Connaught Bar
ART HOUSE Experience over 3,000 works of art—old masters, contemporary greats and local favorites with Julian Opie’s cameo portraits in the Coburg Bar, original 19th-century oil paintings, gorgeous Josef Albers prints, and works by Michael Kucera, Graham Sutherland (who lived in the hotel for many years), Barbara Hepworth, Nic Fiddian Green, John Piper and Damien Hirst, among others.
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STYLE
Left to right: Marlenaz Desk in a limed finish with Spinneybeck leather and blackened brass handle, price available upon request; amysomerville.com. Berry Flower Cushions in Marrakech Blue, $80; neishacrosland.com. Tulip Decanterlight, Lee Broom, $372; thefutureperfect.com. Form Teapot in Brass, $200; tomdixon.net.
[London-based Color Specialist and Creative Director of Paint & Paper Library] Speaking English: England is a place where ideas are condensed and distilled from all over the world. More than 200 languages from different nationalities are spoken daily in London alone. The aesthetic is intrinsically linked to its social history and heritage. Shop Talk: The quintessential English buy would be an Emma Bridgewater children’s tea set. Quirky, cute, original and manufactured in the traditional way. Fine Dine: I love The Wolseley, housed in a converted bank in the heart of London and designed by the late David Collins. It’s delicious brasserie-style cuisine served in a horseshoe table arrangement where you can meet, greet or simply watch the social melting pot of the great and the good from politics to theater-land. Artistic Nature: Nick Hornby is my favorite young UK sculptor who is really hot right now; interior designer Veere Grenney is the best in the business—his command for the art of living is second to none; and Louisa Mahony for painting. Museum Quality: For inspiration, I love the Victoria and Albert Museum, a design archive to dive into for days. Brighton Royal Pavilion is another museum to visit for sheer design extravagance and exotic distillation of taste. And, Dennis Severs’ House, an original candlelit museum, which is the nearest thing you can get to traveling back in time.
SÃO PAULO AN EXPLOSION OF DIVERSE CULTURES, CONTRASTS, PULSING ENERGY, ALL
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FASANO SÃO PAULO [fasano.com.br] BUILDING BLOCKS Brazilian innovators and local architects Isay Weinfeld and Marcio Kogan merged prewar style with a contemporary aesthetic for the hotel’s relentlessly stylish design. The English brickwork façade reads 1930s, while interior details—a butterscotch palette, French leather chairs, Iranian rugs, dark wood-clad walls, and Brazilian modern art ooze restrained luxury. The Fasano’s pool offers a bird’s eye view of São Paulo
ALL THAT JAZZ
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An updated rendition on the legendary Algonquin and Carlyle lounges in New York, the intimate Baretto bar at the Fasano São Paulo is the quintessential setting for listening to incredible jazz performances. Greats the likes of Veloso, Bebel Gilberto, Maria Rita and Chico Buarque have performed at the piano bar.
SAO PAULO CITY PHOTO: FILIPE MATOS FRAZAO/SHUTTERSTOCK. FASANO HOTEL PHOTOS: COURTESY FASANO SÃO PAULO. CRIS BARROS PHOTO: CRIS BARROS/ARCHITECTS-CAROLINA MALUHY
& ISIS CHAULON.
WITH AN ARTISTIC BENT: WELCOME TO BRAZIL’S KINETIC METROPOLIS.
DESIGN MINDED
JET SET
HOOD WINKED The Fasano is tucked away on a quiet, leafy street between Avenida Paulista and Avenida Faria Lima in the charming and überchic neighborhood of Jardins. Here, at the center for fashion, is where you’ll find classic labels like Cris Barros’ flagship and Antonio Bernardo, as well as Ana Strumpf’s not-tomiss Garimpo + Fuxique colorful housewares shop. Cris Barros flagship
Restaurante Fasano
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GUILHERME TORRES
[Brazilian Architect and Furniture Designer]
ITALIAN LESSONS As fourth-generation restaurateurs, the Fasano family’s Restaurante Fasano is regarded as Brazil’s best Italian eatery and the spot to be seen. The dining room, where the creative and fashion set gather, is quite an arresting sensation, with marble floors, high-polished surfaces and chairs you sink right into. The menu spans several regional cuisines, including Tuscan, Milanese, Venetian and Sardinian.
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PAULO STYLE
Left to right: Tiss Armchair in Tauari wood with natural caning, Zanini de Zanine, $3,250; espasso.com. Assorted Euro Tropiques Salad Plates, $472 for 6; bernardaud.com. Vinte2 Table Lamp by Fernando Prado in Mostarda, $1,100; lumini.com.br. PW Console by Paulo Werneck, $16,870; avenue-road.com.
Asset Management: Brazilian people are survivors. We don’t have access to high-end technologies, so we need to be creative and know how to use our resources effectively and artfully. Dine and Design: Don’t miss Gero, designed in 1994 by architect Aurelio Martinez Flores, a Mexican with a Brazilian soul. He symbolizes the new Brazilian minimalism. The exposed brick structure is elegant, new and eternal. The food and service are also amazing. Weekend Romp: Breakfast at Santo Grao, a charming spot in the heart of Jardins. Get the carrot cake. Walk along Oscar Freire Street until you reach the Benedito Calixto Fair, which happens every Saturday. Old memorabilia, vintage furniture and a lot of cool stuff. Design Watch: Zanini de Zanine is a true genius; love the reclaimed woods pieces. My bet is Studio Fetiche by Carolina Armellini and Paulo Biacchi represented by my partner, ILMAXX, by Larissa Vanzo. We researched the cool stuff. Also, the French/Brazilian architecture group Triptyque is a new one. Shop Talk: Loja do Bispo run by Pinky Wainer, a legendary outsider artist, is a perfect place for people who enjoy humor and art. Cartel 011 for clothes, furniture and food under one roof. Conceito Firma Casa for art, design and transgression. Color War: Brazilian décors are boring, just beige and brown. I’m considered a transgressor here, to love colors. It’s a war!
JAI PUR THE PINK CITY HAS LONG BEEN REVERED AS A
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SAMODE HAVELI [samode.com] ROYAL AFFAIR Built over 150 years ago by Rawal Sheo Singh and steeped in history, the majestic Samode Haveli was once the manor house for the royal family. The unexpected hotel is hidden away within the bustling walled city streets of Jaipur. Discovered like a gem, it stands as a graceful statement of the historic architecture and culture from which it came. The Samode Haveli’s deluxe suite
SUITE LIFE With each of the spacious guest rooms individually decorated with antiques to recall the rich historic culture, you’re in for a relaxing retreat. Antique draped four-poster beds and sumptuously painted Moghul-style walls await; and the especially luxurious Maharaja and Maharani suites are covered with glittering mirrored mosaics.
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HAWA MAHAL PHOTO: MICHEL GOUNOT/GODONG/CORBIS. SAMODE HAVELI PHOTOS: COURTESY SAMODE HAVELI. AKFD SHOWROOM PHOTO: DAVID DUNNING.
SOURCE OF INSPIRATION AND VIBRANT DESIGN.
DESIGN MINDED
SLOW DISH A foodie must-do: delight in a candlelit dinner in the leafy courtyard at Samode Haveli. Start at dusk with a glass of wine; then dig into the house specialty, raan-e-samode, an overnightmarinated leg of lamb roasted over charcoal. Be sure to order the dish one day in advance.
JET SET
RAMPING UP
Salas line the hotel’s beckoning pool
A special feature of the Haveli, the elephant ramp at the entrance, was constructed in the 1940s for the marriage ceremony of the late Rawal Sahib’s aunt. Uncover the ornate and intimate pavilions, archways and murals throughout, combining Moghul and local styles. The spectacular handpainted dining room offers indoor and al fresco seating, perfect for afternoon tea. Original colorful marblefloors, stained-glass windows and the noble family’s antiques add to the genuine atmosphere.
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JOHN ROBSHAW
[Textile Designer]
The lounge, adjacent to the al fresco courtyard
AKFD showroom
FURNITURE FIND Design lovers will find it’s worth a stop into AKFD for some of the best contemporary crafted furniture, lighting and accessories in India. Proprietor Aysh Kasliwal also runs an interior and architectural design business. Ancient techniques, like turned-wood bowls and beat brass, are ingrained into the culturally sensitive Rajasthan art and craft pieces.
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STYLE
Left to right: Old Door from South India in Solid Teak Wood, $5,550; havelihome.com. Cypress Queen Bed in Lan Marine Blue Linen, John Robshaw, priced from $4,500; ciscohome.net. Fluer End Table/Stool in Red, $3,800; farragodesign.com. Harvest Serving Spoons in Gold, $88.50 for set; mukulgoyal.com.
Soup to Nuts: With small studios and artisans all over the country working in the craft sector and intersecting with the Indian design schools and foreigners, India is a bouillabaisse of design. Finding a place where good designers work directly with artisans is always exciting. Purchase Power: I love the hand-loomed khadi ghar shops on M.I. Road. I find stores in every town with odd assortments of hand-woven cottons and silks by the yard. It’s fun to make them up into kurtas and jackets. Anokhi has great traditional block prints and shops as well as an excellent organic restaurant in Jaipur. Also, Fab India is in all of the major towns and I love their retro-styled clothes made with hand-loomed fabrics, but watch out for shrinkage! To Market: Sometimes there is a flea market in Jaipur inside the old city on the weekends and you can find some lovely old photos and drawings if you dig around. Head through Johari Bazaar, Tripolia Bazaar and keep going! Eye on Design: Alexander Gorlizki is a Brit who I met ages ago at Diggi Palace who works with Indian miniature paintings to create an alternate reality that I think I want to visit someday. Desmond Lazaro is another miniature painter who wrote an amazing book. He and his lovely wife have a cool home shop in Pondicherry called La Maison Rose. Gallery Walk: I like the Craft Museum in Delhi, as they usually have artisans from all over India in their courtyard making and you can buy right from the artisan, eliminating those pesky middlemen!
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ADOBE HOUSE ANTIQUES 2700 North Campbell Avenue Tucson, Arizona | 520.325.9439 adobehouseantiques.com TOM’S FINE FURNITURE & COLLECTABLES 5454 East Pima Street Tucson, Arizona | 520.795.5210
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DACOR dacor.com OFFICINE GULLO USA 800.781.7125 officinegullousa.com sub-ZeRo 800.222.7820 subzero-wolf.com sub-ZeRo WoLF 15570 North 83rd Way Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.921.0900 subzero.com/phoenix THERMADOR thermador.com
ARCHITECTURAL MOULDINGS
DOORS + WINDOWS
JP WEAVER CO. 941 Air Way Glendale, California | 818.500.1740 jpweaver.com
DOOR WORKS 16060 North 81st Street Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.367.1540 doorworksusa.com FLEETWOOD WINDOWS & DOORS 1 Fleetwood Way Corona, California | 800.736.7363 fleetwoodusa.com/luxe
ART + FRAMING
FRAMED TO PERFECTION 7625 North Oracle Road, Suite 125 Tucson, Arizona | 520.571.1963 framedtoperfection.com
MILGARD WINDOWS & DOORS 800.MILGARD milgard.com
CUSTOM FIREPLACES
CALIFORNIA CUSTOM 951.757.2696 fireplacedoorguy.com
CUSTOM GLASS DESIGN
COSMOPOLITAN GLASS 133 54th Street Brooklyn, New York | 718.837.7711 cosmopolitanglass.com
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ARIZONA BLIND & SUPPLY 2900 East Broadway, Suite 100 Tucson, Arizona | 520.884.7300 arizonablindandsupplyofphoenix.com AZ CUSTOM DESIGNS 15023 North 73rd Street, Suite 103 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.659.6440 DURALEE 800.275.3872 duralee.com KRAVET kravet.com
LINEAR FINE WOODWORKING 2825 South 46th Street Phoenix, Arizona | 480.968.1223 linearfinewoodworking.com
PERENNIALS 888.322.4773 perennialsfabrics.com
CARSON POETZL, INC. 7522 East McDonald Drive, Suite C Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.905.1712 carsonpoetzl.com
RINGS OF WOOD 1936 Weymouth Street Tucson, Arizona | 520.792.0056 ringsofwood.net
SONORAN SHADES 520.297.8299 sonoranshadesaz.com
KEVIN B. HOWARD ARCHITECTS 8339 North Oracle Road, Suite 110 Oro Valley, Arizona | 520.322.6800 kbharchitect.com
WOODCREST FINE CABINETRY 8355 East Buthenus Street, Suite 5 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.367.8510 woodcrestcabinetry.com
ST. NARCISSE FURNITURE 2519 North Stone Avenue Tucson, Arizona | 520.398.4271 narcissefurniture.com
PHX ARCHITECTURE 7507 East McDonald Drive, Suite B Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.477.1111 phxarch.com
WOODESIGN 3234 East Corona Avenue Phoenix, Arizona | 602.305.9550 woodesign.us
TODAY’S INTERIORS 1106 East Glendale Avenue Phoenix, Arizona | 602.997.2500 todaysinteriors.com
ARCHITECTS
ROBINETTE ARCHITECTS, INC. 1670 East River Road, Suite 112 Tucson, Arizona | 520.323.3979 robinettearchitect.com
DECORATIVE PLUMBING
FLOOR COVERINGS
SEAVER FRANKS 2552 North Alvernon Way Tucson, Arizona | 520.745.4000 seaverfranks.com
CENTRAL ARIZONA SUPPLY 4750 North 16th Street Phoenix, Arizona | 602.943.3488 centralazsupply.com
ALYSHAAN FINE RUGS 15125 North Hayden Road, Suite 110 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.607.4955 alyshaan.com
SOLOWAY DESIGNS, INC. 7532 North La Cholla Boulevard Tucson, Arizona | 520.219.6302 soloway-designs.com
CENTRAL ARIZONA SUPPLY 16431 North 90th Street Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.922.9191 centralazsupply.com
ASIAN TRADE RUG COMPANY 2623 North Campbell Avenue Tucson, Arizona | 520.326.7828 gabbeh.com
SWABACK PARTNERS swabackpartners.com
R&R WHOLESALE PLUMBING 7830 East Redfield Road, Suite 8 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.991.9624 rrwholesale.net
CONCRETE ARTISTRY & DESIGN Tucson, Arizona | 520.609.7598 concreteartaz.com DAVID E. ADLER, INC. 7350 North Dobson Road, Suite 108 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.513.3200 davideadler.com
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GALLERIES (continued)
HOKANSON RUGS AND CARPETS 800.255.5720 hokansoncarpet.com
IRONIES 510.644.2100 ironies.com
BONNER DAVID GALLERY 7040 East Main Street Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.941.8500 bonnerdavid.com
PARIS CERAMICS 888.445.3487 parisceramicsusa.com
J. ROBERT SCOTT 500 North Oak Street Inglewood, California | 877.207.5130 jrobertscott.com
costeLLo-chiLds conteMPoRaRy 2724 North 68th Street, Suite 1 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.949.2701 costellochildsart.com
SAMAD 888.726.2393 samad.com
J. TRIBBLE COLLECTION 747 Miami Circle Atlanta, Georgia | 888.652.6116 jtribble.com
GF CONTEMPORARY 707 Canyon Road Santa Fe, New Mexico | 505.983.3707 gfcontemporary.com
STARK starkcarpet.com
JIUN HO jiunho.com
METAL ARTS VILLAGE 3230 North Dodge Boulevard Tucson, Arizona | 520.975.9792 metalartsvillage.com
JOHN BROOKS INCORPORATED 2712 North 68th Street Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.675.8828 johnbrooksinc.com
PHOENIX ART MUSEUM 1625 North Central Avenue Phoenix, Arizona | 602.257.1800 phxart.org
ANTOINE PROULX 4175 North Goldwater Boulevard, Suite 105 Scottsdale, Arizona | 602.952.1580 antoineproulx.com
JOHN BROOKS INCORPORATED 601 South Broadway, Suite L Denver, Colorado | 303.698.9977 johnbrooksinc.com
THE SIGNATURE GALLERY 7141 East Main Street Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.949.7003 thesignaturegallery.com
AUDREYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S 11649 North Cave Creek Road Phoenix, Arizona | 602.281.6055 audreyshopaz.weebly.com
JOHN BROOKS INCORPORATED 303H AABC Aspen, Colorado | 303.698.9977 johnbrooksinc.com
VENTANA FINE ART 400 Canyon Road Santa Fe, New Mexico | 505.983.8815 ventanafineart.com
BAKER + HESSELDENZ DESIGN 8125 East Moonstone Drive Tucson, Arizona | 520.760.0037 bakerhesseldenz.com
LEE INDUSTRIES 800.892.7150 furniturebylee.com
WAXLANDER ART GALLERY & SCULPTURE GARDEN 622 Canyon Road Santa Fe, New Mexico | 505.984.2202 waxlander.com
BRIGHT CHAIR 888.524.5997 brightchair.com
LEXINGTON HOME BRANDS lexington.com
CHRISTOPHER GUY 8900 Beverly Boulevard West Hollywood, California | 310.461.3250 christopherguy.com
LISA TAYLOR DESIGNS lisataylordesigns.com
ASHLEY NORTON ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE 210 West Parkway, Suite 1 Pompton Plains, New Jersey | 800.393.1097 ashleynorton.com
CONTENTS INTERIORS 3401 East Fort Lowell Road Tucson, Arizona | 520.881.6900 contentsinteriors.com
ONE POSH PLACE 5625 East Indian School Road Phoenix, Arizona | 480.941.8954 oneposhplace.com
BALDWIN HARDWARE baldwinhardware.com
COPENHAGEN 3660 Fort Lowell Road Tucson, Arizona | 520.795.0316 copenhagenliving.com
PASSPORT IMPORTS 15000 North Hayden Road, Suite 110 Scottsdale, Arizona | 602.327.3271 passportimports.com
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HARDWARE 888.583.0154 rockymountainhardware.com
DERING HALL deringhall.com
PEAR TREE HOUSE 4320 North Campbell Avenue, Suite 128 Tucson, Arizona | 520.329.8597
SA BAXTER 800.407.4295 sabaxter.com
EBANISTA 800.570.1087 ebanista.com
TUBAC TERRITORY 1 Calle Baca Tubac, Arizona | 520.398.2913 ttfurniture.com
SUN VALLEY BRONZE 866.788.3631 sunvalleybronze.com
ERIC BRAND 650.259.0207 ericbrand.com
TURNSTYLE CONSIGNMENT 11201 North Scottsdale Road Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.621.3051 turnstyleconsign.com
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HOLLY HUNT hollyhunt.com HUDSON FURNITURE, INC. 419 West 14th Street, 2nd Floor New York, New York | 212.645.7800 hudsonfurnitureinc.com
GALLERIES
BERLIN GALLERY 2301 North Central Avenue Scottsdale, Arizona | 602.346.8250 berlingallery.org
HARDWARE
HOME AUTOMATION
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INTERIOR DESIGNERS (continued)
DESERT SOUND & SECURITY 20650 North 29th Place, Suite 100 Phoenix, Arizona | 877.250.5458 desertsound.com
EMILY HENRY INTERIORS millicentfurniture.com EST EST INTERIOR DESIGN 17770 North Pacesetter Way Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.563.1555 estestinc.com
HOME BUILDERS + REMODELERS
JEWELRY (continued)
ROBERT C. WESLEY 7088 5th Avenue Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.947.2416
KITCHEN + BATH
ARGUE CUSTOM HOMES, INC. 20555 North Pima Road Scottsdale, Arizona | 602.692.7843 arguecustomhomes.com
IMI DESIGN 8355 East Hartford Drive, Suite 100 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.970.8979 imidesignstudio.com
ABLE DISTRIBUTING 9015 East Pima Center Parkway, Suite 150 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.302.6220 ablekitchenbath.com
BRIMLEY DEVELOPMENT 4954 East Rockridge Road Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.247.7770 brimdev.com
JAMIE HERZLINGER INTERIORS 4400 North Scottsdale Road, Suite 705 Scottsdale, Arizona | 602.795.3824 jamieherzlinger.com
BULTHAUP SCOTTSDALE 4175 North Goldwater Boulevard Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.945.5500 bulthaup.com
DESERT STAR CONSTRUCTION desertstarconstruction.com
JANET BROOKS DESIGN 8701 East Vista Bonita Drive, Suite 115 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.776.2700 janetbrooksdesign.com
CLYDE HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. 4808 North 15th Street Phoenix, Arizona | 602.264.2106 clydehardware.com
KITCHELL CUSTOM HOMES 1707 East Highland Phoenix, Arizona | 602.798.5700 kitchellcustomhomes.com
LORI CARROLL & ASSOCIATES 2496 East River Road, Suite 100 Tucson, Arizona | 520.886.3443 loricarroll.com
CLYDE HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. 331 South Olsen Avenue Tucson, Arizona | 520.622.6431 clydehardware.net
LINDAL CEDAR HOMES 888.4LINDAL lindal.com
MICHAEL FERGUSON INTERIORS 4147 North Goldwater Boulevard, Suite 104 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.945.4433 michaelfergusoninteriors.com
EGGERSMANN USA 800.276.1239 info@eggersmannusa.com eggersmannusa.com
MCKEE CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING 2050 East 19th Street Tucson, Arizona | 520.449.9798 mckeeconstruction.com
ONE POSH PLACE 5625 East Indian School Road Phoenix, Arizona | 480.941.8954 oneposhplace.com
FEDERLEGNOARREDO italiachevive.it
PROCESS DESIGN BUILD LLC 7532 North La Cholla Boulevard Tucson, Arizona | 520.370.8239 processdesignbuild.com
OWNBY DESIGN 13825 North Northsight Boulevard, Suite 120 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.575.8448 ownbydesign.com
SALCITO CUSTOM HOMES 20909 North 90th Place, Suite 202 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.585.5065 salcito.com
PALM DESIGN GROUP 480.861.1850 palmdesigngroup.com
INTERIOR DESIGN SHOWROOMS
PAVOREAL 20875 North Pima Road, Suite 100 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.488.2259 pavorealinteriors.com
INTERIOR DESIGNERS
BAKER + HESSELDENZ DESIGN 8125 East Moonstone Drive Tucson, Arizona | 520.760.0037 bakerhesseldenz.com CHANGE BY DESIGN Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.535.5032 changebydesign.com
FERGUSON BATH, KITCHEN & LIGHTING GALLERY 8340 East Raintree Drive, Building A1 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.556.0103 ferguson.com FERGUSON BATH, KITCHEN & LIGHTING GALLERY 3688 West Orange Grove Road Tucson, Arizona | 520.575.7320 ferguson.com
ROBERT BURG DESIGN 14715 North 78th Way, Suite 800 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.596.7992 robertburgdesign.com
FRANKE 800.626.5771 frankesd.com
STUDIO V INTERIOR DESIGN 7550 East McDonald Drive Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.922.3200 studiovinteriors.com
J. TRIBBLE COLLECTION 747 Miami Circle Atlanta, Georgia | 888.652.6116 jtribble.com
SUNSET INTERIORS 2890 East Skyline Drive Tucson, Arizona | 520.825.2297 sunsetinterior.com
POGGENPOHL 4242 North Craftsman Court Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.424.7900 poggenpohl.com
WISEMAN AND GALE INTERIORS 4015 North Marshall Way Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.945.8447 wisemanandgale.com
POLIFORM 888.POLIFORM poliformusa.com SIEMATIC MÖBELWERKE USA 215.604.1350 info@siematic.com siematic.us
JEWELRY
DAVID MICHAEL MILLER ASSOCIATES 7034 East 1st Avenue Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.425.7545 davidmichaelmiller.com
MCGUIRE’S JEWELERS 230 East Wetmore Road Tucson, Arizona | 520.622.7532 mcguiresjewelers.com
DEBI WEBER DESIGN 5635 East Lincoln Drive, Suite 21 Paradise Valley, Arizona | 480.991.6651 debiweberinteriors.com
MICHAEL’S CREATIVE JEWELRY 4843 East Ray Road Phoenix, Arizona | 480.598.0306 michaelscreative.com
THG PARIS thgusa.com
ARIZONA A DVERTISER INDEX
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
BERGHOFF DESIGN GROUP 7000 East McDowell Road, Suite 100 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.481.3433 berghoffdesign.com
LANDSCAPING
GREEN THINGS 3235 East Allen Road Tucson, Arizona | 520.299.9471 greenthingsaz.com SONORAN LANDESIGN 20624 North 29th Place Phoenix, Arizona | 602.404.3221 sonoranlandesign.com
LIGHTING
CREATIVE DESIGNS IN LIGHTING 1900 East Indian School Road Phoenix, Arizona | 602.248.7822 cdltg.com ILLUMINATIONS 3527 East Fort Lowell Road Tucson, Arizona | 520.325.3031 illuminationstucson.com
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REAL ESTATE
VALERIANNE OF SCOTTSDALE 7033 East 1st Avenue Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.946.8772 valerianne.com
Long ReaLty - andRiana LoschneR 520.906.6100
Long ReaLty - caRoLe Levi 520.241.2021
MISCELLANEOUS
Long ReaLty - MadeLine FRiedMan 520.296.1956 tucsonazhomes.com
CITY OF SANTA FE santafe.org
Long ReaLty - Patsy sabLe 520.918.5449 patsysable.com
ORGANIZATIONAL SOLUTIONS
CALIFORNIA CLOSETS 866.870.4814 californiaclosets.com
LUXURY PORTFOLIO FINE PROPERTY COLLECTION luxuryportfolio.com
CLOSET TRENDS 3110 North 1st Avenue Tucson, Arizona | 520.325.1880 closettrendsaz.com
MONSON LUXURY GROUP 480.420.4LUX monsonluxurygroup.com ReaLty executives DENISE NEWTON 6380 East Grant Road, Suite 130 Tucson, Arizona | 520.977.5577 denisenewton.com
OUTDOOR LIVING
LEGRANDE adorneyourhome.com
ARIZONA GRILL & HEARTH 2600 North Stone Avenue Tucson, Arizona | 520.623.0924 azgrillnhearth.com
LIGHTOLOGY 866.954.4489 lightology.com/luxe
B&B CACTUS FARM 11550 East Speedway Boulevard Tucson, Arizona | 520.721.4687 bcactus.com
SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL ReaLty - baRbaRa baRdach 520.742.0303 barbarabardach.com
LITTMAN BRANDS littmanbrands.com
BROWN JORDAN brownjordan.com
SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL ReaLty - the Luckys 602.320.8415 lisalucky.com
PREMIER LIGHTING 866.907.2669 shoppremier.com
WEATHEREND 800.456.6483 weatherend.com
THE SILVERLEAF GROUP 20789 North Pima Road, Suite 100 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.725.9795 silverleaf.com
LUXURY BEDDING
DEL ADORA HOME 8936 East Pinnacle Peak Road Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.563.1579 deladora.com
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VENTANA FINE PROPERTIES 20865 North 90th Place, Suite 105 Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.538.2124 ventanafineproperties.com
PHOTOGRAPHY
WALT DANLEY REALTY 6720 North Scottsdale Road Paradise Valley, Arizona | 480.991.2050 waltdanley.com
BAUHAUS PHOTOGRAPHY bauhausphotography.com
POOL BUILDERS
DEL ADORA HOME 8787 North Scottsdale Road Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.998.0011 deladora.com
PIONEER POOLS & SPA 4202 East Grant Road Tucson, Arizona | 520.881.7031 pioneerpools-az.com
EASTERN ACCENTS easternaccents.com
HYDROSCAPES 480.837.6844 hydroscapes.com
SCANDIA HOME scandiahome.com
SONORAN LANDESIGN 20624 North 29th Place Phoenix, Arizona | 602.404.3221 sonoranlandesign.com
RETAIL
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SUN LIGHTING 4545 East Broadway Tucson, Arizona | 520.322.4303 sunlighting.net
Russ Lyon sotheby’s NIKKI HALLE 520.547.5015 nikkihalle.com
DO ME A FAVOR 4247 East Indian School Road, Suite 3 Phoenix, Arizona | 602.200.0190 domeafavorphx.com MAIN DISH 4120 North Marshall Way Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.751.2393 maindishaz.com
ARIZONA ADVERTISER INDEX
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TABLETOP
ANTOLINI LUIGI antoliniprecioustone.com
PAPAGNO’S MARBLE & GRANITE, INC. 15716 North 76th Street Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.948.4282 papagnos.com
BEDROSIANS bedrosians.com
PICASSO TILE & STONEWORK 602.225.0525 picassotile.com
CAESARSTONE caesarstoneus.com
SILESTONE AUTHENTIC LIFE 866.268.6837 silestoneusa.com
CANTERA CUSTOM CREATIONS 4818 East Speedway Boulevard Tucson, Arizona | 520.326.6051 canteracustomcreations.com
SOUTHWEST MEXICAN TILE MURALS 520.240.7531 swmtm.com
COMPACSTONE USA, INC. 1666 Northwest 82nd Avenue Doral, Florida | 305.406.3600 compac.us
TABARKA STUDIO 7501 East Redfield Road, Building B Scottsdale, Arizona | 480.968.3999 tabarkastudio.com
CRYSTALINE STONE 855.927.9782 crystalinestone.com
WALKER ZANGER walkerzanger.com
WATERFORD waterford.com
TECHNOLOGY
PEBBLE TEC 800.937.5058 pebbletec.com
WINE CELLARS
VINTAGEVIEW vintageview.com
ELDORADO STONE 800.925.1491 eldoradooutdoor.com/firebowls
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hermès trunk show at main dish. On October 10, 2013, Luxe Interiors + Design co-sponsored a private reception at Main Dish in Scottsdale with Matthew Boland and Kneedler-Fauchère. The intimate event gave interior designers and style makers a chance to preview the launch of Hermès’ new line of upholstery fabrics and wallpapers—unveiled by Lucia Schito—distributed by Dedar. Carol Adibi gave a sneak peek of the brand’s latest line of dishware. Thank you to everyone who came by to see the beauty of Hermès translated into these spectacular new forms.
Photography by Robin Stancliff
fort lowell furniture district’s day of design. Luxe Interiors + Design partnered with Tucson’s Fort Lowell Furniture District on November 2 for a day of design, inspiration and culinary delights. Kicking things off was Contents Interiors, where CJ Vohs of Citron Paints spoke about the love of color and achieving harmony with paint and fabric, while Danish Design for Today’s Lifestyle, an exhibition of Skovby dining room furniture and more, intrigued guests at Copenhagen. Visitors learned about the latest in LED products and uses in the home from LED experts at Illuminations, and lastly, Metal Arts Village featured a talk about using sculptures in your landscape.
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