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Hidden Doors They’re synonymous with magic and intrigue—and they really exist!
Kitchen of the Month Born out of a backyard, this Westchester, New York, kitchen acts like a playground.
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Next Wave Tips for antique shopping from a designer stealing the spotlight.
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Knife, Fork & Paddle Ping-pong tables for dinner parties.
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Edgewood Hall How to reclaim your dining room.
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Joanna Saltz: What do you want people to feel when they walk into one of your spaces? Shelley Johnstone: I’d say happy. I had one of my clients take photos of her four children jumping off a boat on vacation, in their happy place, and then I put that up on the wall in large scale. It’s not a home until it has those little details. Megan Winters: Joyful! Whether it’s the fabric on the back of the sofa or something they brought back from Paris, it needs to evoke something in the heart! Kara Mann: Comfortable. I personally love when you can put your feet up on the sofa, and dogs and cats can sleep in bed with you. People living in a space—really living in it—adds a layer.
when they come into their new spaces. Because so often, they have been waiting to design their home after a parent has passed, or their children are out of the house, or after a divorce, or after a marriage—waiting and waiting and putting off and putting off—so the fulfillment has to be beautiful and grand.
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Tiffany Brooks: Mine is inspired. I love when my homeowners come into their home and feel refreshed and renewed. But I also want the space to be forward-thinking, so they’re inspired to do more with their home, to actually live in their home and to cultivate it. Jo: I’m fascinated by the emotional therapy of design— the ways that you help solve
Erin Shakoor: I love clients to have a sense of fulfillment
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In this dining room, Shelley paired upholstered walls with a lacquered ceiling, saying, “Dichotomy makes a space inviting.”
Tiffany: I love when a client calls me in to do a master bedroom—it’s not the space your in-laws go see, it’s not the space your guests are coming over to for a cocktail. It’s the room that’s all about you. I love when they realize they must take care of themselves by doing that space well. Kara: But people have to have their own happiness within. A chair is not going to change that. I agree that an environment is important to peoples’ well-being, but you’ve got to be realistic. Jo: Totally. Shelley: I have a lot of clients who call and say, “Thank you
so much—we’re now having friends over for dinner,” or “we’re entertaining outside!” I’m just amazed that they weren’t doing that before.
Erin: I want to say the great room, but lately it’s been master bathrooms.
Jo: What are the rooms—or even the colors—that clients get the most emotional about?
Jo: It’s a bit of a hidden jewel!
Tiffany: It’s the great room– kitchen area that really punches the gut. Not only is it functional, but your friends are going to see it. This is where your life is going to happen.
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Kara: A lot goes down in a master bathroom!
Tiffany: For colors, I’d say black gets people emotional. Some people say, “Oh my god, that’s so fashion-forward.” Or they find it very, very... brooding.
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Megan: I love hot pink. But the most common reaction from men is, “You’re not going to do pink, are you?” Then I’ll usually throw back, “It’ll be your library!” That’s after I get the contract signed. Jo: Tell me about your emotional connection to your work. What are the highs? Megan: For me, it’s huge. I’m a brain cancer survivor. I shouldn’t be alive. I do believe I’m here to help create a more beautiful world for people whose lives I touch.
Erin doubled the seating in this dining nook with a banquette.
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Shelley: Seeing them experience the home and enjoying it, that’s special!
Kara designed this room for both cocktails and piano practice.
Kara: I agree. When a really good project ends, you want to say, “Don’t leave me, you’ve been my best client ever!” So that’s a little emotional. Shelley: I married my best client. Kara: Guess he liked your work!
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Platform 9¾. Invisible portals are synonymous with magic and intrigue—but they really exist! A jib door, disguised to match the wall, makes the room on the other side feel like its own secret lair. Or there are Murphy doors, which look like just another wall of bookshelves (turn the page to see one). These surprise openings provide not only mystery but privacy, and we’ve got all the tips you need to score an invite. —Hadley Mendelsohn
DESIGNER ANDREA MONATH SCHUMACHER HID A VESTIBULE AND POWDER ROOM BEHIND A HOME OFFICE USING A JIB DOOR.
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How to Install a Jib Door
Blend It In
Magicians never reveal their tricks, but we do.
Practically speaking, a jib door is great for when “a door is needed, but visually in the way,” says designer Thomas Jayne. For this powder room by Cronk Duch Architecture, wall molding disguises the opening when it’s pivoted shut.
Give It Purpose Like jib doors, bookshelf Murphy doors are great at blending in with their surroundings (not to mention, they add storage). Pick out a style at murphy door.com; the units come with detailed instruction manuals for installation.
2. PREP THE DOORWAY A skilled carpenter can fit the opening exactly to the door so it’s flush with the wall when closed. Adding a touch-toopen spring latch will mean you don’t have to add a knob.
3. CHOOSE A DISGUISE Paint the door the same color as the wall and replicate any moldings. Or use a wallcovering; murals give a very storybook look. DESIGN BY REGAN BAKER DESIGN.
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1. PICK A HINGE Soss hinges are concealed between the frame and door, functioning like an accordion. They’re about $30 each but invisible when the door is closed.
GO BLOND “We wanted to keep it earthy and natural,” Sarah Robertson says of the room’s soothing palette.
S I T PR E T T Y Vintage Cleo Baldon counter chairs were reupholstered in black cowhide.
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P H O TO G R A P H S BY A DA M K A N E M AC C H I A
HIDE THE HOOD The blowers were inset into the ceiling for a streamlined look, and to maximize views.
C OV E R I T U P Chevron paneling on the pantry and matching Sub-Zero fridge and freezer creates a symmetrical design.
Where Work Feels More Fun This airy New York kitchen was born out of the backyard—and acts like a playground. By Hadley Keller
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Light fixture: Roll & Hill. Counters: white marble, Marble America. Rug: West Elm. Wood flooring: Madera.
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turned-designer Sarah Robertson always approaches her projects with a can-do mindset. Take this 1910 Queen Anne home in New York’s Westchester County. Originally, it held a dark and cramped kitchen. The backyard, on the other hand, was totally dreamy. So the owners reached out to Robertson, whose firm, Studio Dearborn, has specialized in kitchens for more than a decade. Working with Stoll & Stoll Architects, she moved the kitchen to the back of the house, where it looks out onto the greenery. To make the room feel expansive, they bumped up the roofline to create a wood-paneled tray ceiling and added eight windows. Robertson assigned storage to lower cabinets, drawers, and one wall. “We wanted that open connection to the backyard,” she explains, “and I like to maximize storage.” Here, everything has its place, all tucked within the cabinets Robertson designed with Schrocks of Walnut Creek, the undercabinetry painted in Benjamin Moore’s Rockport Gray. “It’s a historic house, so this color felt more right than white,” says the designer, who opted for modern hardware by Foundryman and DLV Design for “a cleaner, transitional vibe.” With a view this nice, why ever go outside?
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“We wanted to make it feel cohesive,” Robertson says of the full wall of cabinetry. Pull-down panels—complete with brass hardware by Foundryman—hide small appliances.
Snacks take up lots of space, so Robertson devised a pantry with tray shelves (which pull out so items in the far back are easily accessible) to stash all manner of dry goods.
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Robertson designs all her cabinets with Schrocks of Walnut Creek , an Amish company in Ohio. This pull-out caddy for cooking utensils is conveniently situated beside the range.
Rather than taking up another drawer, a drying rack and cutting board are stashed between lower cabinets—they slide out easily thanks to sturdy leather pulls.
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may have started her career as a 21-year-old intern at Nate Berkus Associates, but this was no The Devil Wears Prada situation: “He really trusted me right from the start,” she says. Proof? Just weeks later, Berkus offered her a job; then, after a year and a half, she was promoted to designer and, as Gordon says, “it has not stopped since.” After nearly two decades at NBA, most recently as design director, she was named the firm’s first partner this summer. The daughter of antiques dealers, Gordon grew up browsing furniture markets, but she majored in political science before finding her way into design. “I loved going on those buying trips. That should’ve been a pretty good indicator,” she laughs. When she landed a job with Berkus, “I couldn’t believe I got to do this for my job,” she says. Aside from admiring “her eye for detail” and “unparalleled work ethic,” Berkus says he and Gordon “like to be around each other. We spend as much time laughing as we do discussing work.” Gordon and Berkus.
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1. Don’t Take It Too Seriously For “free-spirited” clients with seven kids, Gordon paired circa-1900 gilt sconces from Maison Jansen with bold, contemporary artwork, saying, “It was such a fun, creative process.”
3. Research Before You Go Shopping When “I have the knowledge of what the price should be,” Gordon says, haggling isn’t always necessary. Two finds—a gilt mirror and brass table—perk up her former master bath.
Where to Find the Good Stuff 1. Old Plank Gordon’s parents’ shop in Chicago “carries some of the best old cabinets and commodes.”
4. Get Creative With What You Find When you “buy what you love,” Gordon says, you’ll find a purpose for it in any space. In her and her husband’s first home, for example, she used an 1800s French commode as a nightstand.
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2. Pavilion Antiques & 20th C This Chicago spot is “the first antique store Nate introduced me to,” she says, and it’s her go-to for modern pieces. 3. Serge Castella “When I’m looking for extra-special vintage,” she shops this dealer in Girona, Spain, online.
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2. Go Picking Off the Beaten Path “I find things to buy everywhere I go,” Gordon says. “The pawn shop, the trading post. The more obscure and weird, the better.”
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Sleepover at John Robshaw’s An A-list textile designer transformed a ramshackle barn into the ultimate weekend hangout.
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“I had the walls and floors stained dark as a backdrop for all the bright textiles I knew I’d be using,” says Robshaw. Bookcases: custom-designed by Colby Wong. Sleeper sofa and chairs: John Robshaw for Duralee. Table lamps: vintage from Montage Antiques.
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BEFORE: The former tobacco barn, which had been added to the main house after it was built, lacked heat and plumbing.
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ignored it. “When I bought the house, it was sort of just there,” says textile designer John Robshaw of the old barn a former owner had attached to the side of his 1840s farmhouse in Sharon, Connecticut. “I was using it as a print studio.” He and his wife, Rachel, finished a gut renovation of the main house before realizing their mistake. “I had guests coming over, and I didn’t have a bathroom downstairs— which my mother kept complaining about,” Robshaw recalls. So, with the help of architect Colby Wong and decorator Sara Bengur, Robshaw set about transforming the single-floor barn into what he describes as a
“library, loungey, everything living space.” After wiring for electricity
and heat, it was filled with pieces from his showrooms (like a pair of bookcases inspired by an Istanbul mosque) and extensive travels (he goes to India at least twice a year), and, of course, plenty of one-of-a-kind textiles. “It’s always fun looking through my warehouse’s excess fabrics—dye lots might be off or we made too much—and seeing what works,” Robshaw says. The added sleeper sofa, powder room, and outdoor shower made it visitor-ready: “My parents can get to this easier than the main house’s upstairs bathrooms—plus, everyone needs an outdoor shower in the country!”
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Powder Room Robshaw used his own Diba Sapphire wallpaper in the petite space, along with a custom chik blind backed in a printed fabric. Sink and antique mirror: Michael Trapp. Faucet: California Faucets Wholesale.
Extra Seating Benches by Robshaw offer hidden storage—and are choice sleeping spots for visiting nieces and nephews.
Entryway In the hallway that connects the barn with the main house, Robshaw placed a Syrian inlaid chair atop Tuareg rugs. He collects Indian ancestor paintings, like the one that hangs here. Curtain fabric: Maansi Walnut, John Robshaw.
Outdoor Shower Because there wasn’t enough room to fit a full bathroom, Robshaw installed a showerhead in a private area outside. Stools: Michael Trapp.
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Gonna Make You Sweat Home saunas have never been hotter. By Hadley Mendelsohn
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the first sauna some 2,000 years ago for bathing and staying warm during bitter winters. Fast-forward to the present: Technology has evolved, wellness is all the rage, and the rest of the world has (rightly) caught on. Today’s saunas are high-heat, vented rooms for relaxing and perspiring. They’ve become increasingly popular in home design—“and not just because it feels great to sweat it out,” says California-based designer Alison Pickart. A 2018 study published by Mayo Clinic found that sauna bathing produces the same physiological responses as moderate exercise, and can reduce hypertension risk, stress, and other chronic illnesses. So what’s the catch? None, thanks to a world of heating and design options: Installing a sauna is easier than adding a new shower, since no plumbing is required (you just need a heater). Here’s what you need to know to have one at home.
Cedar is a popular wood for saunas because it smells so good when heated.
Room for Two Applied Studio squeezed this two-person unit into a garden after the homeowners traveled to Europe and got hooked on sauna bathing.
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Change the Mood Studio Griffiths gave this wooden paneling an inky stain, and then back-lit the walls for added drama. Heat-resistant lights are a sauna essential.
3 Things to Consider Before Getting a Sauna A cheat sheet for smoother planning and installation.
2. Heating To heat your sauna to between 150° F and 195° F, the recommended temperature zone for getting health benefits, use a stone-and-coal heater (the traditional Finnish way), a gas
or electric unit (more common in the U.S. today), or infrared heat (typically the most expensive, this heats only your body and not the whole room). Installing a carbon monoxide detector is also a good idea. 3. Material Wood is traditional for sauna design because it doesn’t retain heat like tile (so you can sit on it!), and while cedar is the go-to choice, Pickart also recommends hemlock, pine, and eucalyptus. Or, to help with respiratory issues, use saltstone on the walls.
Place It Strategically In this master bathroom by Blackband Design, a glass door on the sauna lets in additional light. Installing yours near a shower makes it easy to rinse off afterward.
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Take It Outside Freestanding saunas can be more affordable than in-home models because they don’t require as much ventilation. They’re also easier to install: This Clearlight Sanctuary Outdoor 2 sauna from Jacuzzi takes 90 minutes to set up!
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1. Location Turns out, you don’t need a ton of room: “A sauna can be as small as a 5' x 5' walk-in closet,” says Stephen Straughan of KAA Design. Even interior spaces will work, since ventilation can usually be run through the walls. Definitely add an exhaust fan, key to keeping mold at bay.
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huge house, every space needs to be extra-useful. Our dining room? Not just for special occasions. We designed it to make everyday entertaining a little easier, switching out a wood buffet top for lowmaintenance marble and reupholstering chairs in stain-resistant velvet. Because I love collecting china, I kept the color palette of my favorite pieces in mind while choosing the wall paint color—C2 Paint’s Brown Eyed Girl—and textiles. That way, even if I have to throw together a table setting in a hurry, it’ll coordinate beautifully. Just add flowers and serve dinner. Done.
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Smart Details 1. Upcycled sideboard A $125 consignmentstore find! We had our contractor Steven Fritz replace the top with marble, so we don’t have to worry about using trivets. santorotile.com.
2. Vintage table lamp Don’t just rely on overheads—adding light sources at different levels will make the room feel more intimate (especially with dimmers!). 3. Lacquered chairs I’m all for a DIY paint job, but when it comes to furniture that’s bound to get knocked around, it’s worth investing in professional lacquering. We used the Resplendent Crow near St. Louis to refinish these Craigslist chairs.
4. Easy-care upholstery The luxe-looking S. Harris velvet we used is actually a performance fabric, so spills can be wiped clean easily. sharris.com. 5. Ribbon trim Elegant grosgrain trim from Samuel & Sons and brass nailheads around a chair seat make a simple reupholstering job look extra-custom. samuel andsons.com.
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Grow Lights With the highest PPF (i.e., growth-encouraging glow) in the industry, GE’s Grow LED light bulbs cast a lovely white light so even your scraggliest indoor plant can start flourishing. From $15, gelighting.com.
LIVE BETTER AWARDS Fifty products that will dramatically improve your life at home. By the Editors and Kathryn O’Shea-Evans
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Big exhale. Your wind-down time is about to get the spa treatment.
Bespoke Pillows
“We’re the first and only sleep pillow customized to your body stats, how you sleep, and what you like,” says Susana Saeliu, founder of Pluto. $85. plutopillow.com.
Plants on Demand A millennial’s dream. A low-light, petfriendly, or “beginner” plant arriving once a month (in a planter!) via The Sill’s subscription service. $35/ month. thesill.com.
Voice-Activated Shades Available in fun patterns (like the one above, by Brooklyn artist Rebecca Atwood), Hunter Douglas’s PowerView motorized shades roll up and down when you tell them to, thanks to Google Home, Amazon Alexa, or Apple HomeKit. From $1,000. hunterdouglas.com.
No-Smoke Fire HearthCabinet’s Ventless Fireplace runs not on gas or electricity but clean-burning alcohol cartridges. This special faceted edition is $31,572. hearthcabinet.com.
Automated Showers A programmable system that allows you to customize music, lighting, temperature, and more? Meet DTV+ with Kohler Konnect. From $1,201. kohler.com.
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Fresher Air ”I became fascinated with how aromas can influence the brain,” says Vitruvi CEO Sara Panton. The Stone Diffuser imbues up to 500 square feet with essential oil scents. $119. vitruvi.com.
Deeper Dreams
These daylightreplicating white light lamps from Circadian Optics are designed to lift your mood and improve your sleep. $55 as shown. circadianoptics.com.
Heated Outdoor Furniture Sunset-watching vastly improves when you’re not freezing your buns off, which is why Miranda Jones cofounded Galanter & Jones, a company dedicated to heated outdoor furniture: “People say it’s like sitting in a hot tub without getting wet.” From $900 a chair. galanterandjones.com.
Silky Organic Sheets Dyed with natural ingredients (above, gardenia, walnut, and turmeric), Buffy’s Eucalyptus Sheets are made from tree pulp. They’re hypoallergenic and so soft! They feel like silk. From $175. buffy.co.
Nontoxic Mood Lighting Made with a cotton wick, vegetable wax, and essential oils, No. 2 by Follain is like a whiffable summer sojourn in Provence. $38. follain.com.
Breezes By Request Cooler Cocoon
Unlike other weighted blankets that can get too hot for comfort, Bearaby’s are knitted from organic yarn (a 20-pound blanket uses more than 280 yards of it). From $249. bearaby.com.
These ceiling fans by Hunter are the only ones “smart” enough to pair with Alexa, Google, and Apple HomeKit; available in six styles. From $299. hunterfan.com.
Greener Grass Analyzing climate and soil data, Sunday generates a toxin-free treatment plan for your lawn, and then delivers the goods (for just $129 a year!) to your door. getsunday.com.
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PLAY BETTER Your free time just got a little freer. Worry-Free Silk Walls Add to your kitchen or dining room without fear: Thibaut’s vinyl wallcovering mimics the look of silk but can be scoured clean if an errant strand of tagliatelle goes flying. From $94/roll. thibaut design.com.
Smarter Workouts The ultra-discreet Mirror Home Gym makes getting fit so convenient, you actually might (gasp) enjoy it. Turn it on to see instructors leading live workout classes. $1,495 plus a $39/month subscription. mirror.co.
Anywhere Movie Night Backyard movie nights can be a reality thanks to Nebula’s 1½-pound Capsule II. It projects up to 100" wide with 270-degree sound. $580. seenebula.com.
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Custom Lighting With Caseta by Lutron, say “movie night!” and it will lower your shades and darken the lights. Or program it to turn your lamps on as you arrive home after work. From $100. casetawireless.ccom
Washable Leather Cortina leathers enhanced by Crypton technology are so tough, you can clean them with bleach. All with the same feel and scent as regular leather. Available through a designer. cortinaleathers.com.
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They say dogs prefer their crates, but what about you? Ditch the steel cage for Fable’s bent-wood version, with holes designed for snout rest. $275. fablepets.com.
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Exceptional Wall Art The 15 exquisite new hand-painted patterns from Benjamin Moore and The Alpha Workshops range from marble to origami. $125/yard. alphaworkshops.org.
Hydration Station Elkay’s ezH20 Liv fits between wall studs and is plumbed to fill your glasses— and all of your kids’ water bottles—with filtered water via a hands-free sensor. From $1,440. elkay.com.
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With technology that mimics sunlight, Simple Human’s Sensor Mirror Pro Wide View features real-life settings: office, restaurant, candlelight. $400. simplehuman.com.
Beautiful Bulbs Reserve these mouthblown, dimmable Tala LEDs (that last up to 30,000 hours) for the rooms people really see. From $12. tala.co.uk.
Robot Landscaper The Automower by Husqvarna will have your neighbors in a tizzy. It clips your lawn automatically, even if it’s drizzling. From $1,599. lowes.com.
Quick Custom Sofas With more than 100 digitally printed fabric options, The Inside’s sofa is highly customizable: “80 percent of purchases are unique!” says cofounder Christiane Lemieux. Plus, they’re delivered to your door within four weeks. From $1,599. theinside.com.
Sparkling Floors Jet M6 by Braava is voice-activated—it sweeps, mops, and returns to its dock on command. $499. irobot.com.
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Staying in your pajamas for a five-star dinner experience? It’s possible. Faux Concrete Don’t cry over spilled Malbec. Caesarstone Primordia 4043 looks like a hipper-than-thou concrete counter, but it’s made of nonporous quartz. From $75/sq. ft. caesarstoneus.com.
Deluxe Dinners The 48" Dual-Fuel Pro Range by Signature Kitchen Suite is the first to offer built-in sous vide. From $14,449. signature kitchensuite.com.
At-Home Barista
Feeding Reminders Did you forget to feed the pooch? (Or feed her twice?) Obe’s dishwasher-safe, non-BPA smart bowl tells you either way, via red or green lights in its glowing base. $100. obedog.com.
Tidier Counter If you haven’t a square inch to spare, get Yamazaki’s Over-the-Sink drying rack, which rolls up for storage. $30. theyamazaki home.com.
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Reclining Dining Chairs
With a gliding seat and bendable back, the Laurel Chair by Stressless will make you comfy no matter what your cousin just said about politics. Available through a designer. shop.stressless.com.
Grocery Assistant Install FridgeEye where it can see your groceries, and you’ll see what you need from the store. From $79. fridgeeye.com.
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True story: We went to Nashville and built this house from the ground up.
photographer DAVID A. LAND writer & producer CARISHA SWANSON stylist ROBERT RUFINO builder CASTLE HOMES
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Fabricut’s Sure Strip wallpaper is easy to reposition during installation.
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homes—but what if your home could do more for you? If it could draw you in, activate all your senses, make you feel happier from the moment you open the door? Welcome to House Beautiful’s Whole Home Concept House, our 6,201-square-foot haven in Nashville that we built with Castle Homes and Wellness Within Your Walls. The idea was simple: Ask 14 designers from around the country to create spaces in which every design element has a purpose, and every room evokes a feeling. The result is more than a home—it’s an experience that brings you joy, energy, calm, and focus. And it will help you understand how to make your own home work harder, better, and more beautifully than it ever has.
1. The Foyer & Living Room • BY VERN YIP Walk into your home, and you should feel instantly at ease. That’s why Vern Yip, the Atlanta-based designer and television personality who tackled the entry and living room, focused on livability as much as looks: “Nobody wants to live in a museum where everything is so precious,” he says. “We don’t live like that today.” The two-story foyer was wrapped in a dragon-themed wallpaper, but he paired it with a quieter—and wipeable—vinyl shagreen in the living room next door. A supersize 15-foot sectional features a chaise on both ends, and is covered in one of Yip’s fabrics that can withstand boisterous children, wine-slinging adults, and playful pets. “I’ve literally taken a black Sharpie to this fabric. You can remove anything from it,” he says. Even the entry table, console, and coffee tables, done in a patented finish, are party-ready: “You don’t need coasters!” says Yip. Lighting: Circa Lighting. Furniture, wallcoverings, and fabrics: Fabricut. Tables: Aronson Woodworks. Accessories: Oly. Art: Jackson Fine Art. Rugs: Milliken.
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It’s Three Tables in One! After multiple sketches, Chenault and Ed James created a dining-table base called Boomerang that can be adjusted to coffee-table height, and separated into two square tables instead of one. A removable custom ping-pong net makes the room the most versatile ever.
2. The Dining Room • BY CHENAULT JAMES Other than on holidays, a traditional dining room doesn’t see a lot of action, which is why Kentucky-based designer Chenault James reinvented the concept. Her husband, Ed, of Four Board Woodworks, crafted a shape-shifting table with three distinct uses. “I wanted a table that could function for dining and ping-pong, but also convert to separate coffee tables,” says James. “It was a big ask!” The leather net pops on when it’s game time, and the table can divide into two for card games—or cocktails, thanks to a well-stocked vintage bar cabinet. Lighting: Circa Lighting. Wallpaper: Trustworth Studios. Curtain fabrics: Schumacher. Table: Four Board Woodworks. Chairs: Bunakara. Settees: Chairish, in Ferrick Mason fabric. Art: Heather Lancaster. Rug: Nashville Rug Gallery. Trim paint: Benjamin Moore.
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3. The Kitchen • BY MATTHEW QUINN When dreaming up a new kitchen, it’s tempting to focus on the “pretty bits”: cabinet colors, quartz versus natural stone surfaces, hardware finishes. But kitchen-andbath expert Matthew Quinn starts with what’s practical. “I obsess over saving people time—because time equals luxury,” he says. “In this kitchen, I focused on saving steps: from the garage to the fridge, from the dishwasher to the cabinet. It all adds up.” An easy-clean quartz countertop is paired with a wood surface that has a charging pad built right in (meaning no tangled cords ruining your clean kitchen). Even the right appliances can save you time: “If you have a refrigerator that really preserves your food,” he points out, “you’ll make fewer runs to the grocery store.” Left: Lighting: Circa Lighting. Hood: Francois & Co. Cabinets: Downsview Kitchens. Hardware: Rocky Mountain Hardware. Fixtures: Kohler and Kallista. Countertops: Caesarstone (quartz) and Grothouse (wood). Paint: Benjamin Moore. Stools: Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams. Window treatments: Thibaut. Pantry, below: Mesh: Architectural Grille. Microwave drawer: Signature Kitchen Suite. Tile: AKDO. All accessories: Williams Sonoma.
The Details 1. The 18" wine column by Signature Kitchen Suite has two zones, so favorite bottles will keep at the perfect sipping temperature. 2. A custom dog bed wrapped in Thibaut indoor/outdoor fabric is a dream spot for any scraps-loving pet. 3. Unlike a traditional range, Signature Kitchen Suite’s 48" Dual-Fuel Pro comes with a combo convectionsteam oven that locks in moisture while delivering a crispy outside.
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4. The Master Bedroom BY JACKSON PAIGE INTERIORS “This is the parents’ retreat, a place to pull the curtains and read, meditate, or hide from the kids!” says designer Kristine Paige Kamenstein of the master bedroom. Her goal, accordingly, was to evoke a restorative feeling: that of lying in the grass and watching the clouds go by. Sunny yellow accents are grounded by a wallcovering that depicts cranes in flight (“ Who wouldn’t want to wake up in the clouds?” she points out) in a sophisticated gray scale. And a built-in window seat—complete with floor-to-ceiling drapery panels for aforementioned hiding—frames a private view into the backyard. Wallcovering: Phillip Jeffries. Bed: Lee Industries. Bedding: Matouk. Lighting: Circa Lighting. Rug: Woven. Tables: Serena & Lily. Window trim: Samuel & Sons. Window seat: G&P Custom Cabinets. Mattress: Stearns & Foster.
5. The Master Bathroom BY RICHARD ANUSZKIEWICZ Your first stop in the morning and the last before bed, a master bath should be a place of rejuvenation— ideally one where you don’t have to think. So for this corridor-turned-spa, kitchen-and-bath designer Richard Anuszkiewicz installed a programmable 12-piece showerhead, rainfall, and body jet system (featuring Bluetooth-enabled music) to snap you to attention in the morning or help you wind down after a workout. “There’s no need for the spa,” he says. “Everything in here is light and bright, so it immediately feels relaxing.” Plenty of storage reduces clutter, and therefore stress: On either side of the air jet–equipped tub are matching campaign vanities, each with an abundance of drawers to keep the counters clear. Fixtures: Kohler. Countertops: Caesarstone. Tile: Traditions in Tile and Stone. Hardware: Matthew Quinn Collection. Lighting: Circa Lighting. Cabinetry: Downsview Kitchens. Mirrors: Architectural Grille. Curtain fabric: Thibaut.
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6. The Media Room • BY MODERN REMAINS In most homes, movie night is the most important night of the week—which makes a media room one of the most important in the house. But “a media room doesn’t have to focus solely on the television,” says Lauren Moore of Nashville-based trio Modern Remains. “We wanted to design a space where you can tuck away with a book, gather with the family, or have movie night.” A platform fits two back-to-back chaises, so their occupants can see over the leather sofa that’s housed in a custom wood surround. Floor-to-ceiling drapery panels can be shut during showtime or opened for less intimate affairs. And just outside, a cozy stair landing serves as an additional hangout space. Lighting: Circa Lighting. Sofa: Stressless. Sofa surround: Reinhardt Restoration. Bookcase: Five String Furniture. Paint: Benjamin Moore. Chaises: Design Industry by Grant Trick. Art: William McLure, Jack Spencer.
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The Details 1. LG’s HomeBrew puts craft beers on tap, and it’s sleek enough to leave on the countertop. 2. To showcase reading material, the team added an easel by the window, filled with art books. 3. Wrapped in Caesarstone quartz, the fireplace warms up the room when movie night (thanks to this 77" LG television) ends.
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Mosaic Magic A woodland scene—The Glade by New Ravenna—brings unexpected playfulness to the shower.
7. The Kids’ Rooms BY AMY BERRY Children are drawn to places where their imaginations can run wild; their bedrooms should be no exception. Dallas-based designer Amy Berry had this in mind when she wrapped the boy’s room in a mural of the Virginia countryside, and the girl’s in a French blue toile. “I thought of it as: How will they remember this when they grow up?” A traditionalist at heart, Berry went for classic motifs with staying power: “I imagined the sister as being older than her brother, so I wanted her room to be more sophisticated: a chaise for reading, a secretary for working, and a great bed,” says Berry. The boy’s room features less precious pieces—and fewer of them, so there is room to play. Above: Wallpaper: Mural Sources. Rug: Dash & Albert. Bed: Amy Berry Home with Fermoie fabric. Bedding: Pine Cone Hill. Right: Rug: Stark. Fabric: Fabricut. Bed and tables: Amy Berry Home. Bedding: Lenora by Dina Yang. Lamp shades: Fermoie.
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All Things Cushioned To create a timeless look, Berry used blue-and-white fabrics for pillow-like surfaces all over the room: The headboard, chaise, and even the walls are upholstered. Fabric lampshades complete the look.
8. The Mudroom & Bathroom • BY CASTLE HOMES The first thing you do when you walk into your home? Drop everything, literally. The ideal mudroom always looks put-together no matter how many purses, coats, and bags are deposited there. Directly off the garage and side entrance, this one by the Castle Homes design team has two full peg-and-bench units for storing belongings, and it’s conveniently equipped with a laundry zone so kids can pop their own dirty jerseys right into the machine. “There’s no need to lug dirty sports gear or pet toys all over the house,” says vice president Heather Looney. Just upstairs, lead designer Joy Huber took cues from the nearby music room to design a bathroom that’s “artful, funky, and fun,” starring a wall of large-format marble tile. Opposite: Paint: Benjamin Moore. Washer and dryer: LG. Lighting: Circa Lighting. Chair: Palecek. Door handle: Rocky Mountain Hardware. Above: Tiles: The Tile Shop. Fixtures: Kohler. Surfaces: Caesarstone.
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This internet-famous ombrĂŠ wallpaper is like a sunrise right inside the office.
9. The Office • BY DANIELLE ARPS “Creative people need to move around,” says Danielle Arps, founder of the buzzy firm Dani Arps, who typically spends her days designing offices for New York City start-ups (we’re talking 20,000-square-foot spaces). Her first step towards a clutterless home office with room to stretch? Eliminate the desk. “ Most files are stored digitally, so bulky office furniture with tons of storage isn’t necessary,” she explains. Instead, Arps favors large work tables that are perfect for meetings, and lounge-like seating for closer convos. By placing comfy chairs together around a little coffee table, “a secondary work area can be achieved, even in a small space,” she says. Furniture: Industry West. Wallcovering: Calico. Window treatments: The Shade Store. Accessories: Favor. Planters: The Sill. Paint: Benjamin Moore.
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10. The Music Room • BY FORBES + MASTERS If you have a passion, make room for it. For this space tucked above the garage—the kind that so often goes underutilized—the Atlanta-based Forbes + Masters had a vision: “We’re in Music City! What better way to use a bonus room than to turn it into a listening lounge?” says Monet Masters. She and her partner, Tavia Forbes, chose furnishings that felt collected over time and deliberately 1970s-inspired: a modern shag carpet, a houndstooth sofa, and even sound-dampening wallpaper. “The ceiling paper felt a little trippy, which we loved, and the suede-like wallcovering reminded us of old-school speakers,” says Forbes, whose father crafted a storage unit to house a massive collection of vinyl. “This is the room where you just want to chill out.” Furnishings: Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams. Wallpaper: Arte. Ceiling paper: Mitchell Black. Record dividers: Architectural Grille. Lighting: Circa Lighting. Black swivel chair: Showroom 58.
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11. The Back Porch BY BARCLAY BUTERA One of the best things about living in a house—as opposed to a comparably sized apartment—is spending at-home time outside. To create this complete outdoor living space, Newport Beach, California, designer Barclay Butera chose coral, white, and blue powdercoated finishes for the furniture, then layered them with hard-wearing outdoor fabrics in a range of patterns. “There’s nothing wrong with buying an outdoor set, but add some personality,” says the designer. Another trick: mixing real and faux outdoor plants. “Silk plants look so realistic now, and you don’t ever have to worry about watering them!” says Butera, which means more time actually lounging outside with a cocktail. Furnishings: Castelle. Fabrics: Kravet. Outdoor kitchen: Lynx. TV: LG. Rug: Jaipur Living. Umbrella: California Umbrella. Accessories: Napa Home & Garden.
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The Ultimate Laundry Solution Freshly steamed dresses, quickly remedied wine spills, and deodorized work shirts—all without a trip to the dry cleaner? Believe it.
REMOTE AC CE S S ThinQ technology syncs to your phone, so you can start a cycle even when you’re not at home.
QU ICK F I X Toss mini loads that can’t wait—coffee spills, gym clothes— into the Sidekick Pedestal Washer.
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The CordZero A9 stick vacuum has a whopping 80-minute battery life.
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the ocean around it. Don’t think—just dive in. interior designer CATHERINE KWONG / writer EMMA BAZILIAN photographer MATTHEW MILLMAN / architect ZAK ARCHITECTURE
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WHO LIVES HERE? While vacationing on the Kona Coast, a couple with two young kids fell in love with the area and decided to build a (now frequently visited) second home.
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“It’s definitely a cozy post-beach kind of room,” says Kwong. The B&B Italia sectional was the first piece the clients chose. Art: Michael J. Spear. Tray: Nickey Kehoe. Sconces: Orange Furniture. Rug: Holland & Sherry.
FOLLOW A PATH UP FROM THE OCEAN, across a sandy beach and rocky lava fields, and you’ll reach it: a vacation home tucked into the coast of Hawaii’s Big Island, where stark simplicity provides a respite from the area’s prevailing tropical colors. “When we took on the project, the clients told us right away that they’re minimalists at heart,” says San Francisco– based designer Catherine Kwong. “That’s an easy thing to do in a big city loft, but we had to figure out, how did that translate to a house that’s open to the elements? And how do we make it a kind of place where people want to unwind?”
Kwong and her team worked with the home’s architect, Shay Zak of Zak Architecture, to lay an ideal foundation, using hard-wearing, weather-friendly materials like Alaskan yellow cedar and basalt (a.k.a. lava stone) to create a clean-lined structure where the indoors and outdoors—temperatures hover in the balmy mid-80s yearround—flowed easily into one another. For Kwong, the challenge was to bring in furnishings and decor that would make it feel relaxed, not austere.
Porch swings blend indoors and out.
Her answer: layer, layer, layer. “It’s a neutral color palette,” she says, referring to everything from the textiles (a mix of grays and ivories) to the artwork (all black and white, and all behind UV-filtering glass), “but it incorporates different types of media. The materials and fabrics all have a tactile hand, which makes it seem cozier.” Even the white paint that was used on all of the interior walls was chosen with warmth in mind. “The lighting on the Big Island is really bright, so we didn’t want a pure white,” Kwong explains. “We spent months testing out colors and ended up with Benjamin Moore’s Swiss Coffee—actually a super-popular color that has a little softness to it.” And while the idea of white anything in a beach house occupied by two adults with two little kids might cause hesitation, Kwong assures that the pieces she chose—from the beige hemp rugs to indoor-outdoor canvas cushions on the dining chairs—are totally GR E AT RO OM family-friendly. “We made sure to Art: Sophie Tottie. balance the client’s minimalist Picture light: Remains aesthetic with how a beach house is Lighting. Daybed: vintage Jean Prouvé. actually used,” says Kwong. “It’s not Cocktail tables: a place where people are worried Jim Zivic. Drum side about tracking in sand!” table: Target.
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The Weatherproof Home For a house that can handle the elements—and kids, and vacationing adults. ALASKAN YELLOW CEDAR Popular with local builders because of its ability to withstand extreme heat and humidity, this wood has a clean, modern look. UV GLASS All of the art was placed behind light-filtering panels, so there’s no risk it’ll get faded when doors and windows are left open. BASALT For indoor and outdoor floors, Zak used basalt: a dark gray, hard-wearing lava stone native to Hawaii. “It keeps cool in the heat but has a nice softness,” says Kwong.
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Ceramic Dinnerware in White. Set of 16, $69. gibsonusaoutlet.com. 13. Broughton Champagne Flute. $125 each. ralphlauren.com. 14. Georgian Salt & Pepper Shakers in Silver. Pair, $38. enchantedhome.com. 15. Festival Dinner Napkin in Aubergine. Set of 4, $57.
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Louvered steel panels filter sunlight into the walkway of this Utah family home. Door and sconces: designed by the home’s architect, Anik Pearson, and fabricated by her stepfather, Patrice Humbert.
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Two European metalworkers hire their New York–based daughter to create their dream home in the Utah high desert, beauty ensues.
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Pearson created these adjustable slatted panels, similar to large shutters, to keep the walkway shaded and cool.
previous property had to be razed to create the home of their dreams. “The climate is very aggressive,” says Pearson of Salt Gulch, the valley where the home is situated. “The wood siding was completely deteriorated from UV rays. Birds were trying to burrow in the boards,” she recalls. “It was just going back to the land.”
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A deliberately dark contrast to the light-filled sitting room beyond. Pendant: midcentury. Wallcovering: hand-painted using copper-leaf squares, Donghia.
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Their plans for the new build: an attached guest house for visits from family and room for their metalwork and pottery, as well as furniture picked up on their travels. Fireresistant materials like steel, copper, and concrete were trucked in from as far as three hours away. A covered breezeway connects the main and guest houses, the pavement shaded by slatted steel panels; sturdy eaves protect against snowfall in winter. Pearson calls the house’s aesthetic “kind of Arts and Crafts, but inspired by Swiss chalets and traditional Japanese houses.” So that occupants can “see long distances across the vista and catch the elk, coyotes, mountain lions, and
mule deer that walk through,” Pearson placed five-paneled glass windows throughout. These also maximize sunlight, warming up surfaces and cutting down on energy costs. Even the interior was inspired by the property, which boasts an orchard full of fruit and nut trees and a stream for catching trout. “I collected different-colored stones that were strewn around. They became the color palette for the house,” Pearson says. The family’s passions collide in the kitchen. Malou oversaw the acid etching of a metal backsplash, which complements shelves displaying her collection of Van Briggle, McCoy, and Roseville pottery. Pearson’s idea for a gridded laylight ceiling is due to the kitchen being in the middle of the floor plan, away from any windows. While the home was imagined as a vacation spot, Pearson’s parents now live there full time. “They like it so much, they never like to leave,” she says of their self-sufficient estate. “They run out of wine before they run out of food!”
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Anchored by canary-colored Chesterfield leather sofas that Pearson purchased in Southampton, New York, the Craftsman-style paneling reads contemporary. “It offers human proportions to an otherwise overscale room,� says Pearson. Wall paint: Sugar Bag Light, Farrow & Ball. Landscape paintings: James DeWoody.
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Acid-etched metal panels draw in colors from Malou’s pottery collection.
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“The house is half-buried in the hillside, which helps it keep an even temperature in summer and winter,” explains Pearson. Paint: Babouche, Farrow & Ball. Sconces: midcentury Danish string globes procured from the previous owner. Large artwork: James DeWoody. Throw pillows: handwoven by Arkansas craftswomen.
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A shiplap ceiling paired with an industrial beam showcase the home’s unique blend of materials. Paint: Stone White, Farrow & Ball. Wall sculptures: John Torreano. Bed: John Paulson. Pillow and curtain fabrics: Donghia.
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Resources A listing of designers, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers featured in the 2019 Whole Home Concept House. Breakfast Room: Designer: Modern Remains,
modernremains.com. Page 8: Dining Table: Addie in White, Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, mgbwhome.com. Chair Trim: Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com. Lamps: Strie Buffet in Plaster White, Circa Lighting, circalighting.com. Paint for Artworks: Classic Gray and Chelsea Gray, Graphite, Hot Spice, Red Tulip, Ryan Red, Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com. Exterior: Builder: Castle Homes, castle
homes.com. Page 50–51: Paint: Classic Gray, Benjamin Moore. Hardware: Rocky Mountain Hardware, rockymountain hardware.com. Foyer & Living Room: Designer: Vern
Yip, vernyip.com. Pages 52-53: Artists: Christopher Anderson, Herman Leonard, Ruud van Empel, Angela West, and Bastiaan Woudt. Cosmopolitan 30" Picture Light, in Hand-Rubbed Antique Brass; Barrett Large Knurled Chandelier, in Natural Brass, and Custom Chandelier: Circa Lighting. Wallcoverings: 30007W in Citrine and 30017W in Gray; Sofa: Webster Sectional in F-N0000738/01120024 Railroaded Fabric; Throw Blanket Fabric: 04229 Citrine and 03350 Mustard; Helga Lounge Chair: in 04250 Citrine Fabric; Marielle Bench: in 04222 Peridot Fabric; Drapery Fabric: 03351 in Alabaster, Citrine, and Charcoal, and 04268 Onyx, Fabricut, fabricut.com. Rug: Custom, Milliken, milliken.com.
Net: Custom, Jason Wade with Skylight
Caged Small Sconce and Archer Medium
Nickel Silver: Kallista. Components Row Sink
Supply, skylightsupply.com.
Chandelier: Circa Lighting. Fixtures:
Spout, Industrial Handles in Matte Black,
Stargaze Tub, Man’s Lav Sink, Artifacts Fixtures, Artifacts Shower Accessories, and Veil Toilet, Kohler, us.kohler.com. Mix Plain Knob Design in Polished Nickel and Satin Brass: Armac Martin for Matthew Quinn Collection, armacmartin.com. Vanity Mirrors: Custom, Architectural Grille. Window Treatment Fabric: Deco Stripe in Natural Glimmer, Anna French, Thibaut.
Bachata Sink with Mirror Finish: Kohler.
Kitchen: Designer: Matthew Quinn,
matthew-quinn.com. Pages 56–57: Kitchen Countertop and Backsplash: Excava 4046; Pantry Countertop: White Attica 5143, Caesarstone, caesarstoneus.com. Wood Countertop and Pantry Shelves:
Grothouse, glumber.com. Wall, Trim, and Ceiling Paints: Classic Gray and Horizon, Benjamin Moore. Kitchen and pantry cabinets: Custom, Downsview Kitchens, downsviewkitchens.com. French Cuff Sconce in Soft Brass with Silk Shade and Covet Large Chandelier: Circa Lighting. Appliances: 30" Integrated Column Refrigerator and Freezer, 48" Dual-Fuel Pro Range with Sous Vide and Induction, 18" Integrated Column Wine Refrigerator, 24" Integrated Column Refrigerator, and Microwave Drawer, Signature Kitchen Suite, signature kitchensuite.com. 56" Mont Blanc Range Hood: François & Co., francoisandco.com. Fixtures: Quincy Faucet in Unlacquered Brass, Kallista, kallista.com. Hardware: Edge Bow Pull, Bar Knob, Maddox Pull, Carriage Knob, and Round Cabinet Rose, Rocky Mountain Hardware. Astra Counter Stool: Mitchell Gold & Bob Williams. Custom Dog Bed Fabric and Window Treatment Fabric: Geode Ikat in Linen and
Spa Blue; Mekong Stripe in Spa Blue and Beige, Thibaut, thibautdesign.com. Pantry Wall Tiles: Mix Herringbone with Breeze in Grasscloth and Combed, Impressions, Matthew Quinn for AKDO, akdo.com. Pantry Cabinet Insert : Custom, Architectural Grille, archgrille.com. Accessories: Williams Sonoma, williams-sonoma.com.
Dining Room: Designer: Chenault James,
Master Bedroom: Designer: Jackson Paige
chenaultjames.com. Pages 54–55: Wallpaper: Tokio in Custom Color, C.F.A. Voysey, trustworth.com. Trim paint: Intrigue, Benjamin Moore. Drapery Fabric: Goldenrod, Schumacher, fschumacher.com. Drapery Trim: Greek Fret Embroidered Border in Alabaster, Samuel & Sons. Chandelier: Osiris Large Reflector in Bronze and HandRubbed Antique Brass, Circa Lighting. Vintage Sofa and Vintage Ball Lamp: Chairish, chairish.com. Custom Sofa Fabric: Ferrick Mason, ferrickmason.com. Blue Heron Painting: Heather Lancaster, spaldingnix fineart.com. Nizwa Three-Door Cabinet in White Birdseye Maple with Brass Accents: Shamsian, Bethan Gray, ejvictor.com. Vertical Plug & Play Turntable: Pro-Ject, project-audio.com. Oushak Reproduction Rug: Nashville Rug Gallery, nashvillerug gallery.com. Antique Chinese Blanc de Chine Guanyin Lamps: 1stdibs, 1stdibs.com. Lotus Lampshades: Re-covered by Edgar Reeves, edgar-reeves.com. Dining Table: Custom, Four Board Woodworks, four boardwoodworks.com. Leather Ping Pong
Interiors, jacksonpaige.com. Pages 58–59: Wallcovering: 7051 Flight Sandhill on Cotton Canvas Linen, Phillip Jeffries, phillip jeffries.com. Mattress: Reserve Hepburn PT Plush California King, Stearns & Foster, stearnsandfoster.com. Ziyi Large Chandelier in Bronze, Boston Functional Single Arm Library Light in Bronze, and Zuma Table Lamp: Circa Lighting. Pillow Fabrics: Groundworks, kravet.com; Fabricut; Manuel Canovas, cowtan.com; Pierre Frey, kneedlerfauchere.com. Trim Paint: Kitty Gray, Benjamin Moore. Drapery and Pillow Trim: Samuel & Sons. Drapery Hardware: The Finial Company from Fabricut. Master Bathroom: Designer: Richard
Anuszkiewicz, richarda2z.com. Pages 60–61: Floor and Wall Tile: Mix Herringbone Tile in Steel Gray and Sucre; Leaf in Be Bop White Glass, Traditions in Tile and Stone, traditionsintile.com. Countertop: Empira White 5151, Caesarstone. Wall, Drawer, and Cabinet Frame Paint: Classic Gray, Smoke and Mirrors, Benjamin Moore. Tania LQ X Cabinets: Downsview Kitchens. Presidio
Media Room: Designer: Modern Remains. Pages 62–63: Sofa: Emma E600 in Pioneer
09712 Grey Leather, Stressless, stressless .com. Side Tables and Floor Lamp: Julian Chichester, julianchichester.com. Hackney Bridge Arm Floor Lamp in Bronze, Convector Rectangular Table Lamp in Antique Zinc, and Cleo Orb Base Accent Lamp: Circa Lighting. Drapery Fabric: Création Baumann, creationbaumann .com. Area Rug: Stark, starkcarpet.com. Chaise Lounge: Custom, Design Industry by Grant Trick, granttrick.com. Chess Set, Bar Accessories, and Coasters: Corzine & Co., corzineco.com. Drink Tables: Custom, Andrew McKellar, amckellar.com. Chair Fabric: Great Plains, Jim Thompson Fabrics, jimthompsonfabrics.com. Books and Lion Sculpture: Modern Remains. Book Stand: Rose Tarlow Melrose House, rosetarlow.com. Artists: Jack Spencer, William McLure, Josh Young. Appliances: C9 77" Class 4K Smart OLED TV with AI ThinQ, and Homebrew, LG, lg.com. Open Shelves, Countertop, Hearth, and Fireplace Surround: Vanilla Noir 5100, Caesarstone. Kids’ Rooms: Designer: Amy Berry, amyberry
design.com. Pages 64–65: Jefferson Country Mural: Mural Sources, muralsources
Mudroom and Shower Tile: Noir Honed Chevron in Mosaic Sheet and Milas Lilac in Polished, The Tile Shop, tileshop.com. Cannes Pendant in Polished Nickel and Spur Wall Sconces in Matte Black, Circa Lighting. Appliances: Large Smart Wi-Fi Enabled Front Load Washer with TurboWash and Electric Dryer with TurboSteam, and SideKick Pedestal Washer, LG. Office: Designer: Danielle Arps, daniarps
.com. Pages 68–69: George Armchair in Black Vintage Leather, Finn Chair in Black Vintage Leather, Prado Lounge Chair, Plateau Coffee Table, Slate Terrazzo Side Table in White Terrazzo, Singleton Bridge Stool, and other furnishings: Industry West,
industrywest.com. Laptop: LG gram 17" Ultra-Lightweight, LG. Music Room: Designer: Forbes + Masters, forbesmasters.com. Pages 70–71: Ceiling Wallpaper: Lucky Orange Blush and Blue Cream Paper, Mitchell Black, mitchellblack .com. Wallpaper: Spectra Caisson, Arte, arte-international.com. Record Dividers: Architectural Grille. Pillow Fabrics: Shaman and Zebulon, Pierre Frey, pierrefrey.com. Moroccan Rug: Stark. Drapes Fabric: Sheer Stitch Beige and Wool Flannel Walnut, The Shade Store, theshadestore.com. Custom Ribbon Art: Angela Chrusciaki Blehm, angelachrusciakiblehm.com. Belterra 48" Chandelier in Polished Nickel: Circa Lighting. Franco Media Sofa in Houndstooth/Charcoal, Supernova Full Swivel Chair in Sherpa/Natural and Indie/Coral, Elroy Right Armchair in Mont Blanc/Fawn,
.com. Holborn Small Lantern in Old White,
Santorini Cocktail Table, Glass Magazine
Hudson Swing Arm Sconce in Bronze,
Holder, Large Ewing Box and other accessories: Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams.
Luciano Medium Round Lantern in Old
White, and Candlestick Swing Arm Sconce in Hand-Rubbed Antique Brass: Circa Lighting. Guilford Navy Woven Cotton Rug: Mark D. Sikes for Dash & Albert, annieselke .com. Accent Chair Fabric: Smithton Weave in Denim, Schumacher. Walls, Drapes, and Chaise Fabric: Avery Toile in Chambray, Fabricut. Wall Trim: Watermill Gimp in Mineral, Scalamandré, scalamandre.com. Area Rug: Stark. Small Gingham Check: Suffolk in Bluebell, Ian Mankin, ianmankin.co.uk. Girl’s Bedding: Lenora by Dina Yang, lenorabydina yang.com. Lux Estate Mattresses: Cassatt in Plush, Twin Long and Hybrid Pollock in Plush Queen, Stearns & Foster. Art: Catherine Booker Jones, catherinejonesstudio.com. All additional furnishings: Amy Berry Home. Mudroom and Bathroom: Designer: Castle Homes. Pages 66–67: Wall and Vanity Paint: Classic Gray, Benjamin Moore. Countertops: Cloudburst Concrete and Raven, Caesarstone. Fixtures: Vir Still Faucet in
Back Porch: Designer: Barclay Butera,
barclaybutera.com. Pages 72–73: Darlana Medium Hanging Lantern in Bronze: Circa
Lighting. Belvidere Area Rug: Jaipur Living, jaipurliving.com. Barclay Butera Dynasty Stool, Tang Ginger Jar, Temple Urn, and Han Vase; River Bamboo Round Trays:
Napa Home & Garden, napahomeand garden.com. Pagoda Umbrella in Natural and Tuscan: California Umbrella, california umbrella.com. Savannah Furniture Collection by Barclay Butera for Castelle in Polished White, Sky Blue, and Coral Reef: Castelle, castelleluxury.com. Furniture and Pillow Fabrics: Topside in Deep Sea; Shoal Bay Tape, Decktop, and Kapari Woven in Marine; Mimar in Cobalt; Informal Stripe in Nautical; Ashore and Making Waves in Tangelo, Kravet. TV: Nano 9 Series 4K 65-inch Class Smart UHD NanoCell with AI ThinQ, LG. Outdoor Grill, Pizza Oven, and Fridge: Lynx, lynxgrills.com.
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Bala Bangles in Shine Wrist and ankle resistance bands–turned-objets. $55 per pair. balabangles.com.
Backslash Fit Smart Fitness Mat in Charcoal A yoga mat that rolls itself up with one click. $90. backslashfit.com.
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