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Little Black Book Access the worlds finest products Complimentary sourcing Exclusive Trade pricing Bespoke commissions Effortless logistics www.luxdeco.com

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Bespoke Lighting and Furniture The Millfield Chandelier D1100mm x H350mm (plus hanging rod) Bespoke shapes and sizes are available

Here pictured in polished nickel with crystal prisms. Other metal finishes available upon request.

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Design News 10 pages of the latest from the world of interior design Fabrics & Wallpaper New collections from JAMB, Blendworth, Altfield, Nomi Fabrics, Volga linen and more Rugs & Floors Latest from Loomah, Bazaar Velvet, Custom Carpet Company, and Jennifer Manners Outdoors Indian Ocean’s Verde chair, the Maui collection by Kannoa, the Swingrest two-seater sofa from Leisure plan and new from Crown Outdoor Kitchens The Macassar Kitchen from Smallbone, new performance brass burners by Officine Gullo and more Bathrooms Latest collections from Aston Matthews, William Holland, Bathrooms International and more Lighting Stablefords’ Arctic Lamp, Martin Huxford Studio’s table lamps, new chandelier from Curiousa and more Design Trends Dominic Wood discusses how recent design trends demonstrate an urge to reconnect with nature. James Howard tells us about his passion for design. Joanna Bibby talks about the lure of leather. Colorado Design Project Taking inspiration from the stunning Rocky Mountains to create an experience getaway Rhode Island Loft A Providence couple whip up deliciously eclectic interiors filled with charm and personality The White Album Rita Norona Schrager’s Southampton home revels in a cool, airy vibe Cover story: The soaring drawing room is furnished with sofas and banquettes stuffed with horse hair and upholstered in Indian beaten linen See more on our inspirations page on page 40

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TERENCE CONRAN’s bespoke Matador armchair and footstool inject colour and movement into any scheme with this fabulous new upholstery. Featuring the work of New-York doodle artist Jon Burgerman, digitally printed by contemporary fabric house Kirby Design, this new design will liven up any scheme with its fun and modern motif. www.contentbyterenceconran.com

LULU IS A COLLECTION of work inspired by Francis Sultana’s love of the eclectic nature of the Art Deco period. This modular curved sofa which is both eye-catching in silhouette but also practical, offering many different options for end-use. www.francissultana.com 30

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NEW ENGLAND awakens in the Spring, and international lifestyle brand Lexington has been inspired by the seasonal crocuses, daffodils, lilacs and magnolias in its latest collection. Combining its significant medallion print fabric, with fresh poplin check and a heritage striped oxford pinpoint to create a fresh look with a vintage touch. www.lexingtoncompany.com

PIERRE MESGUICH MOSAIK’s new collection of designs incorporate precious materials like gold leaf, venetian glass smalti, mother-of-pearl and marble. Its variety of themes cover everything from delicate oriental cherry blossom to geometrical and abstract designs, making it a desirable way to upgrade everything from bathrooms and kitchens to swimming pools. www.mesguichmosaik.co.uk

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People: POSSE FURNITURE’s Harvard Amoire is made out of walnut and has an antique painted finish. The cabinet is stained first and then the painted finish is applied over the top and then rubbed off to let the walnut stain come through. It is a classic and a stunning addition to any home. www.possefurniture.com

BRINGING STYLE as well as warmth to any living space, the unique hand-made Piazzetta Round Wood Burning Stove by Robeys is an eye-catching centrepiece to any room. Its geometric curves and striking colour make it a veritable work of art, creating a piece that is as attractive as it is functional. www.robeys.co.uk 32

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Michael Mancini “I don’t know if wood chose me, or if I had always loved the idea of creating something out of our most natural resource”, says Michael Mancini, Creative Director of Edera Bespoke, “All I know is that when I walked into The Old Curiosity Shop as an apprentice, I felt at home.” Born of an Italian-Scottish family, Mancini now has more than 20 years experience as a cabinetmaker and workshop manager under his belt, but his deep devotion to the grain and tactile quality of wood began, almost like a ‘coup de foudre’ as a 17 year old apprentice, when he would explain his youthful feelings of intoxication at the mere ‘smell of the workshop’. “Whilst learning my trade I became fascinated by wood, such as how the grain can change the look of a piece of furniture and knowing that a piece of wood could dictate how it was used”, he explains.

Mancini progressed on to being a cabinetmaker in Glasgow and was privileged to have won the prestigious McDonald Prize from The Incorporation of Wrights, for the beautiful Davenport Desk he designed and created. This award set the foundation for his future, and his reverence for the great 18th century master designers such as Robert Adam and Thomas Chippendale, has given him the inspiration and drive to see a career in craft bespoke furniture secured. In 2013, he began trading with current business Edera Bespoke, designing and producing custom-made fitted and freestanding furniture, and he now has offices in Ayrshire, Scotland, and Greville Street, London, and uses four different workshops across the UK to produce the furniture which he considers not only to be exquisite in design, but which will be an antique of tomorrow. “The ethos at Edera Bespoke is simply to create timeless furniture with distinction that is unique and personal to the client”, he explains, “My love of wood still grows, its with this passion that every piece of furniture is made”. Mancini is planning to expand by opening concessions in stores, and producing a limited edition furniture collection. www.ederabespoke.com

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ANA BARRETO has been creating exceptional furniture and interiors for over 20 years. Each item in their collection is hand crafted ensuring dimensions, finishes and fabrics are selected to their clients unique specifications. T: +44 (0) 208 744 9777 www.anabarretointeriors.com

LUXURY BED MAKER, Savoir, is thrilled to announce its latest dainty design, Amelia. In a soft, powder pink colourway, Amelia oozes femininity, whilst its slim base and curved headboard give it a very modern take on the classic â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;girly-chicâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; aesthetic.

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INCORPORATING FINE marquetry work with a choice of timbers which are perfectly co-ordinated with each other, the new Harmony console table by Storm Furniture guarantees the wow factor in any scheme. Its contemporary sun-inspired fan arrangement with exquisite earthy coloured timbers ensures it will light up any room. www.storm-furniture.co.uk

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A TOUCH OF agate here, a hint of horn there - the addition of organic elements brings a space to life in the most natural of ways. Combined with raw finished and free-flowing silhouettes, these unique pieces by LuxDeco maximise the potential of going au naturel. www.luxdeco.com

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THE JACOB COFFEE table by Grange brightens up a room with vibrant colours and Louis XVI Style features. This collection is available in a wide range of finishes. T: +44 (0) 207 935 7000 | www.grange.fr

CELEBRATING ALMOST 35 YEARS in fireplaces, Platonic once again brings the modern fireplace to the forefront. This three sided fire offers a different view from every angle. Stylish, sleek, restful and warming - why would you want to go out? T: +44 (0) 208 891 5904 | www.platonicfireplaces.co.uk 36

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THE FORMAL living room’s first decision was to create an environment, making you feel like you never want to leave it. Setting the tone of comfortable furnishings and calm yet aristocratic colour schemes, Marmeh LTD has designed a glamour tailor-made interior, proving the thought that no room is a lost cause in the hands of a gifted designer.

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HYPNOS PRESENTS its Regal Collection, featuring industry leading comfort and the ultimate in firmness and total body support. For additional luxury, the bed can also be personalised with a loose comfort layer packed with sumptuous Alpaca wool, giving the sleeper the most comfortable night imaginable. www.hypnosbeds.com 40

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L A MAISON LONDON Artisans of Finely Crafted Furniture

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BUILDING BLOCKS 1 Contemporary leather armchairs and stools in the guise of elephants contrast with a delicate crystal chandelier in this living room Christian Kain/The Interior Archive 2 The interior of this living room cabin is furnished with a Ghost sofa by Paola Navone and a sliding glass door opens onto a pontoon which extends over the estuary Bernard Touillon/The Interior Archive 3 This soaring drawing room is furnished with sofas and banquettes stuffed with horse hair and upholstered in Indian beaten linen Luke White/The Interior Archive 4 This large living room in the converted barn is decorated with an ethnic wall hanging, an abstract portrait painting and a wooden sculpture Tim Beddow/The Interior Archive

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Iconic design establishing a new era in the interiors. In constant search for finest fabrics, rarest finishes, creating unique bespoke cabinetry through highest levels of craftsmanship, following the last innovations, MARMEH DESIGN delivers globally-inspired houses looking towards new perspectives. Our design is not just a design, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s an experience www.marmehdesign.com | T: +44 (0) 771 533 3353

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MARSHALL & STEWARTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s master craftsmen create the ultimate luxurious sleeping environment, using the finest materials that nature has provided. Hand made in the UK and available from the Westend Bed Company, Sheen, or from Simon Horn, Chelsea. www.marshallandstewart.com

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GALLERY MURO has just published its Spring 2016 catalogue of original and very limited edition contemporary art. Interior designers and other property professionals can download the catalogue and see a wide range of work to buy, commission or rent. Themes range from Abstract and Architecture to Landscapes and People. www.murofineart.com

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LA MAISON LONDON make beautiful hand crafted furniture and offer a fully bespoke service. Their finishes, include the antique gilded and French walnut patinas seen here on these carved wood pieces, all from their Signature range. Their work is crafted using traditional methods and materials with meticulous attention to detail. T: +44 (0) 203 538 4310 | www.lamaisonlondon.com

AT LAST - a stylish contemporary take on a classic wing chair providing great support for the head and neck, Beaumont & Fletcherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Theodore will be at home in both a modern or classic setting. T: +44 (0)207 352 5594 | www.beaumontandfletcher.com

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SIGNED + DESIGNED will showcase an exciting range of contemporary British ceramics at the 2016 BADA Fair (March 9-15). Collectorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; items include intricate porcelain structures by Fenella Elms and vessels by Peter Beard, who uses different glazes to build layers of texture and colour www.goldensquared.com

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SOFA AND MORE is a recognised British manufacturer of luxury upholstered furniture. The stunning collection is handcrafted by skilled craftsmen, using the best hardwood available. Quality and beauty go hand in hand and finishing details are sure to give sofas, dining chairs and bespoke pieces a distinctive look. T: +44 (0) 208 997 1500

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JAMB FOUNDER Will Fisher and interior decorator Michael S Smith share a mutual love for the English country house aesthetic. Michael’s recent travels around the globe have inspired the Templeton collection of wovens and prints, which replete with rich embroidery, luxurious textures and a stunning range of colours for any design aesthetic. www.jamb.co.uk

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SHOTS TAKEN BY Pam Weinstock, of water and nature in Japan, have been developed into mesmerising patterns and applied to wallcoverings and textiles. The resulting collection ‘Mizu’ is an arresting showcase of serene and intricate designs. Pam’s nature inspired collections for Spring 2016 include organza voiles, polysuedes, silks and linens with corresponding wallpapers. www.pamweinstock.com

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ROMO IS DELIGHTED to announce their collaboration with artist Jessica Zoob to skilfully recreate her paintings for an exclusive collection of printed fabrics, wallcoverings and cushions for Black Edition. Beautifully capturing the vibrant textures of nature through her bold use of brushstrokes, this collection evokes a sense of elegant serenity that fits any scheme. www.blackedition.com 50

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ALTAMIRA IS THE new abstract print to add to the collection by Blithfield and Company. Available in three colourways, it is inspired by the Palaeolithic cave drawings in Spain and features a bold and vibrant print guaranteed to liven up any setting. www.blithfield.co.uk

KIRKBY DESIGN introduces an exciting injection of pattern and texture this Spring, which takes a modern approach to design and colour whilst offering high performance and practicality. www.kirkbydesign.com

MELISSA SCOTTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wallpaper collection was inspired by subculture, burlesque, pop art and the way the female form is celebrated through performance and costume. Showgirls is a unique wallpaper design suited to making a strong, colourful statement while providing the perfect accompaniment to a sumptuous and glamorous interior. www.graduatecollection.co.uk

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JULIET TRAVERS HAS launched her new Albion wallpaper collection, focussing on imagery from the British Isles. All the designs are hand drawn by Juliet, maintaining strong imagery of animals and nature within the region and finished with the same high quality and maximum detail you would expect from this recognisable style. www.juliettravers.com

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COLEFAX AND FOWLER present two rich new design stories this year, CASIMIR and LORETO. The first is a beguiling blend of evocative prints and embroideries, and the second a sequence of sumptuous Italianate designs. Both collections are resplendent with beauty and the romantic eloquence of European influences. www.colefax.com PRACTICAL,VERSATILE AND SOPHISTICATED, the new Ornare & Milani collections by Romo feature a diverse array of designs and timeless colour combinations that offer almost limitless possibilities. www.romo.com

THIS EXCITING’ and anticipated new collection of prints from Volga Linen sets the scene for what’s to come this year. Taken from a Russian archive of original 19th-century linocuts for textiles with some influences from Russian folklore they make a vibrant addition to the Volga Linen portfolio T: +44 (0) 172 863 5020 | www.volgalinen.co.uk 54

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LUXURY FABRIC SPECIALIST Kobe’s new, Art Deco inspired Elegance collection, features statement pieces combined with timeless plains and semi plains in sumptuous velvet, woven jacquard, cool linen and soft silk feel fabrics. Metallic tones to gentle graceful hues, complement the intricate geometric, floral, medallion and trellis patterns. www.en.kobe.eu

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COMBINING TIMELESS British tweeds with the character of Caribbean colours, the 2016 Resort collection from Nomi Fabrics offers a fresh new take on timeless offerings. Conservative enough to satisfy the British colonials yet relaxed enough for the laid back island lifestyle, these durable textiles are perfect for all hi-performance applications. www.nomiinc.com

WEITZNER INTRODUCES the New Renaissance collection for Altfield, a rich world of fabrics and wallcoverings inspired by the opulent frescos of the Italian Renaissance. Drawing from the distinctive colouring, textures and signature motifs of this rich time period, the resulting collection reinvigorates age-old ideas for a modern world. www.altfield.com

MERGING THE primary function of wallpaper with high decorative value, with the technical properties of resistance to water and humidity, the new WET SYSTEMâ&#x201E;˘ by Wall&Deco is expanding design horizons in the world of bathrooms, showers and spas with a range of delicate hand drawn illustrations. www.wallanddeco.com

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DESIGNING BOYSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; rooms has never been so fun with five delightful new fabrics from Flohr and Co. All unashamedly male in design with air force blue planes, gunmetal ships, army green tanks, red racing cars and blue trains. This collection of fabrics manages to be both slightly nostalgic and yet eminently usable in any home. www.flohrandco.com

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RUGS & FLOORS

THE LATEST design from Loomah encapsulates the diverse and exotic culture of Morocco. Redloh uses simple yet bold geometry that is synonymous with traditional Moroccan interiors, offset by rich, vibrant colours. The cut pile finish in pure New Zealand wool accentuates the clean angles of the motif. T: + 44 (0) 207 371 9955 www.loomah.com

CUSTOM CARPET COMPANY specialise in designing and producing oneoff carpets and rugs for individual interiors. Using Handtufting, Passmachine and woven qualities, they design to the specific requirements of each project. T: +44 (0) 173 783 0301 www.customcarpetcompany.co.uk 58

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THE RUG PICTURED is a Bespoke transitional design Momo hand knotted wool/silk for St Johns Wood Home by Bazaar Velvet. T: +44 (0) 207 736 9693 | www.bazaarvelvet.co.uk

INSPIRED BY an artists abstract brushstrokes arranged across a canvas, the latest handcrafted rug designs from Jennifer Manners employ painterly effects to create everything from a sense of calm elegance to a dramatic and bold statement. www.jennifermanners.co.uk

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THIS STYLISH leisure chair from the Maui Collection is consistent with Kannoaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s creative vision; the ergonomically designed Maui is not only beautiful but also a surprisingly comfortable chair. Like all Kannoa products, Maui features modern lines with a clean look for any patio, lawn or deck area. www.kannoa.com

THE SWINGREST two-seater Sofa by Dedon exclusively from Leisure Plan. Designed for two but spacious enough for one to snuggle into a lying position, this comfortable sofa features a wrap-around backrest for ultimate relaxation. www.leisureplan.co.uk 60

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IMMERSE YOURSELF in nature and sit cradled amongst the foliage in the leaf inspired Verde Chair by Indian Ocean. There is a matching footstool for total relaxation. www.indian-ocean.co.uk

THE CREATION of beautiful and functional year round garden rooms by Crown Outdoor. A place that maintains its charm, while enhancing the sense of freedom that the indoors can never provide. T: +44 (0) 130 421 2121 | www.crown-outdoor.co.uk

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WOODSTOCK FURNITURE is renowned for designing and creating bespoke, fitted furniture for every room in the home. Using a design and manufacturing team to create unique, distinctive cabinetry ensures that attention is paid to every detail of the process and guarantees a luxury finish.

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THE MACASSAR KITCHEN by Smallbone is inspired by the design of one of Britainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s greatest architects, Sir John Soane. It combines Soanean materials such as mirror, glass and marble used in a creative and expressive way. The rich, veneer finish creates an opulent look, mirrored slips set within doors give an impression of light and polished nickel recessed handles complete the look. T: +44 (0) 207 589 5998 | www.smallbone.co.uk

THIS COMBINATION of fitted and freestanding solid wood units, offset with original lantern lighting and polished concrete splashbacks, show why Cue & Co of London are pre-eminent in the world of handcrafted tailored kitchens and bespoke cabinetry. www.cueandco.com 62

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OFFICINE GULLO high performance brass burners are equipped with brushed and scratch resistant stainless steel trays that are easily removable for cleaning. The ovens, which are gas or electric, multifunction and ventilated, are made entirely of stainless steel and equipped with up to 8 Gastronorm baking trays. www.officinegullo.co.uk

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JOANNA WOOD has brought her exquisite taste and flair to Bathrooms International with the creation of her inspirational Deco bathroom set. The stunning marble topped basin against polished mahogany finish panelling encapsulates a quintessentially British style, and is topped by an eyecatching art deco style mirror for a luxurious finish. www.bathroomsint.com A CLASSIC DESIGN, the Athena cast iron bath on claw feet by Aston Matthews features raised ends making it a particularly comfortable bath in which to lean back and relax. Manufactured from cast iron with a superior white enamel interior the bath is supplied with a primed exterior allowing you to paint this tub to match your décor.

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HANSGROHE’S AXOR Citterio E is a collection that combines classic appeal with modern functionality. The design is characterised by precisely-formed surfaces and edges, which merge seamlessly into soft shapes - an expression of timeless high quality and refined elegance. www.hansgrohe.co.uk 64

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BARD & BRAZIER’s perfect traditional marble topped double basin stand continues to be a market leader for attention to detail and finish. It is specified by architects and designers who are confident in placing it in country houses as well as hotels around the world. Tel: +44 (0)121 270 2222 | www.bardbrazier.co.uk

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DEFYING LAWS OF physics, the Newton bathtub by Maison Valentina is a futuristic piece of furniture that is sure to stand out. Made from black lacquer brass spheres with high gloss varnish finishes accompanied by the occasional gold plated sphere.

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WILLIAM HOLLAND are proud to be the market leaders in handcrafted freestanding copper baths and bathware. Meticulously handfinished by UK master craftsmen, each piece is a unique piece of artistry. www.williamholland.com

THE ARDEN VANITY from Waterworks is one of six new washstand designs where you can customise a vanity with different slab tops and sinks. In solid oak, this trestle-style model features a distinctive chiseled-edge Keystone Piedmont top and a basin in black marble. T: +44 (0) 207 384 4000 www.uk.waterworks.com 66

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â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Espritâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; from Oasis is a metropolitan and contemporary celebration of curves. Each and every piece is characterized by a different radius of curvature, producing a range of high-quality bathroom furniture typified by its unifying thread of elegant contours. www.oasisgroup.it

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WITH ITS SOFT round edges, Hamilton’s classic Hartland decorative switch plates and sockets continue to provide a stylish and contemporary solution that complements today’s interiors. Ten elegant finishes – including satin chrome, bright stainless, antique & polished brass plus four new shades of bronze. It is also available with concealed fixings. www.hamilton-litestat.com

MARTIN HUXFORD STUDIO capture the beauty of pure architectural lines and curves with their latest hand built contemporary table lamp designs. These graphic lights are harmonious statement pieces, beautifully worked in solid brass by skilled British artisans. T: +44 (0) 190 374 0134 www.martinhuxfordstudio.com

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THE ARCTIC LAMP is a striking design from the Stableford’s collection. Shown here with a bronzed effect base, the innovative ‘Ice Core’ stem can be illuminated by bespoke lighting from the base of the lamp to create a stunning centre piece for a dramatic transformation to your interior. T: +44 (0) 153 566 9722 www.stablefords.com

THIS FRESH and vibrant chandelier from Curiousa mixes semi-opaque and transparent coloured glass, with three sizes of small Globe pendants. The soft and sensual colour palette and whimsical design of this delicate Globe pendant combination gives off a Mediterranean vibe. T: +44 (0) 162 982 6284 | www.curiousa.co.uk

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MOOD LIGHTING 1 A collection of glass candlesticks on a contemporary wooden dining table in a dining area Nicolas Matheus/The Interior Archive 2 Storm lanterns hang from a trunk of a baobab tree and along the table which is laid for dinner in the garden of a beach house Fritz von der Schulenburg/The Interior Archive 3 A long barn-like living/dining room is decorated with a pair of giant chandeliers made from wine bottles of clear glass Fritz von der Schulenburg/The Interior Archive 4 A distressed steel table beneath a chandelier made of fibre optics is surrounded by a set of Philippe Starck â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Ghostâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; chairs Nicolas Matheus/The Interior Archive

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INTO THREE DIMENSIONS Recent design trends demonstrate an urge to reconnect with nature says Dominic Wood

ver the past five years, the design landscape and the lighting industry has been rapidly changing, transformed by the possibilities of new digital technologies. The age of the internet has meant the average consumer is exposed to more visual influences through online publications and social media platforms such as Pinterest. Consumers are seeing more bold, quirky and inventive styles and are more likely to push themselves outside of their comfort zones than ever before. Bespoke lighting still represents the most luxurious design option and recent years have seen lighting technologies rapidly develop, meaning that unique items can be manufactured without the enormous associated costs. For us as a manufacturer as well as a lighting designer, technologies such as CAD design and 3D printing mean that we can be a lot more experimental in our research and development stage. Many designers in the 20th century proved that beauty can come with practicality but were still somewhat tethered by mass production capabilities so were unable to produce affordable products. Pieces which would have previously been excessively difficult to make or expensive to cast in a foundry, can often now be made simply with a CNC machine or a laser cutter. Alongside developments in CAD technology, this means that limited edition lights are becoming more affordable to produce and therefore buy. Bespoke lighting will continue to be in demand, especially as an increasing number of young designers are working with 3D CAD software to produce extraordinary design concepts. New technologies also enable manufacturers to address key issues such as sustainability. Concern for the environment and the desire to reduce our carbon footprint has seen 72

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many manufacturers turning towards LED lighting, which nowadays can be a more affordable and practical option. In the past, LEDs have been unattractive with clumsy design but in recent years, technological advances have meant that they can now be used in intricate chandeliers or existing designs, giving the same effect as traditional filament bulbs. While upfront costs for LEDs do tend to be higher, the overall energy costs associated are considerably lower when calculated over an entire lifespan of use. Modern day living has seen a high demand for lights that are multi-functional and serve both as task and ambient lighting. This is another benefit of using LEDs as they give the flexibility of controlling ‘colour temperature’ – for example, a ‘warm white’ could be used to create atmosphere in a dining room, whereas a ‘cool white’ provides the bright illumination for a kitchen or an office space. This demand for multifunctional lighting is also reflected in the increasing trend for rise and fall pendant lights that can be adjusted so that the drops are lower/shorter and are therefore able to provide both task and ambient lighting. Clustered pendant lights look striking when hung above a dining room table, a kitchen island or can function as a focal point in a living room. With more people than ever living in urban environments in the UK, design trends in recent years demonstrate an urge to reconnect with nature. Naturally inspired furnishings remain a key trend for 2016 with lighting shaped in the form of flowers, feathers or clouds and made using natural materials such as rattan, minerals, and wood as well as warm metals such as copper and bronze. Dominic Wood, Creative Director at Phillips & Wood www.phillipsandwood.co.uk

LIT BY GEOMETRY The Astro Parma wall light is a study in clean, simple lines. Only high-grade plaster produces such a smooth finish with edges that give the crisp appearance of a just ironed shirt. Combine this with its striking beam pattern and the Parma brings an architectural purity to any interior. Because good design demands simplicity.

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Furniture from the Mr and Mrs Howard Collection for Sherrill Furniture designed by James Howard

A PASSION FOR DESIGN We have a desire to live fabulously with beautiful things says James Howard

have spent the greatest majority of my teenage and adult life surrounded by and focused on the world of interiors. There is no doubt to anyone who knows me well, or even by reputation that I have immersed myself into every effort to design and build a better house. It has been my passion for over 40 years, and I zealously wake each day to learn something new, and do something better. Through the components of architecture, art and furnishings a house is assembled, really as a laboratory and showcase of the perspective and wishes of its owners. For better or worse, the parts are assembled and built and you get what you asked for and selected. When my children were young, I would take them to New York every year for a weekend with dad, and to tour the Kips Bay Boys Club show house. It was their price to pay for going to NY for some fun, and in spite of their lack of enthusiasm they embarked on a tour of some of the finest homes in America. Ironically they always asked; why are these homes so different, so extraordinary and so beautiful? My answer, of course, was because they were built by, assembled by, and designed by the greatest talents in the world of architecture and interior design. To my greatest surprise and joy, it was those experiences and exposure to so many beautiful places that ultimately led two of my children into the world of interior design. Their vision while based in those experiences has veered. They are wildly interested in new things. They love to read blogs that expose them to new things that are happening, 74

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new trends, and how history and our past are influencing these trends. They are seeing the world of fashion influence textile designs, architects that are designing furniture, as we have never seen before. Today, people are travelling to obscure and distant places and experiencing things. The birth of design schools such as SCAD, the New School, and RISD are enlightening young minds to where we have been, but most importantly where we are going. I see the influences of the 20th century shaping the things to come. Scandinavian, Finnish, and Danish designs of the 1930â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s were profound. Characterised by bold clean lines and simple sturdy symmetries, it helped kick start other artists of the time to re-imagine the decorative arts, particularly in 1940â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s France and beyond. Those Modern influences and the knowledge of what those designers created will continue to be pushed by and progressed by our rising stars. What we shall see is new forms and shapes that will emerge from things we have seen in our past, and will evolve in the future. Craftsmanship is the foundation of our future, as it is what withstands the hands of time, but today we want our lives to be a bit simpler, less fussy and complex. As we yearn for comfort, we cannot resist the need for self-expression and that innate desire to live fabulously with beautiful things. To be modern, attractive, and happy.

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THE LURE OF LEATHER A timeless material that just seems to sing in its surroundings says Joanna Bibby

eather is such an ancient durable material that has been used in interiors going way back to caveman days. It’s basic, primal and pure. It can be tough yet fragile, soft yet strong and incredibly versatile. We have been working with leather, in all its variations from the very early days at Ochre. It all started with our love of colour. Creating a range of incredibly simple stools in different subtle colours of nubuck that were playful and worked well together. We have learnt a lot since, but colour and leather is still our passion and this combination is a strong trend in interior design. As we are noticing the return of comfort in the home, leather is welcome as it’s a sensual material that appeals to the senses on so many different levels. Its evocative smell makes homes feel loved and inspired the first ever Hermès perfume, Eau d’Hermès. On the touch and even on the ear, with that deliciously comforting squeaky sound only leather can make. Leather’s beauty just increases with age, the splashes, the spills, and the repeated touches in specific areas that become darker or shinier with time are part of its charm. It ages gracefully like an old friend. Leather can take colour well, which is why it’s a material of choice for interior designers. It does have a very strong memory though and some colours fade with time and others darken. This is the charm of leather, it carries a story. After decades of black and brown leather, colour is back and is spilling over to larger pieces of furniture with leathers being dyed in a range of new beautiful shades. The blue-grey palette works together so you can have a family of dining chairs in the ever-changing colours of the 76

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sea and the sky. The colour of stitching leather can be fun. A red thread on a simple brown leather piece can make a discreet but beautiful detail statement. Play with colour changes. Be brave. Have a flash amongst the subtle. Designers are exploring leather techniques - wrapping, stitching, stretching, punching, laser cutting. It’s terribly exciting. A wrapped leather chair where the material is wrapped tightly around a frame is a smart design trend. Hand stitching is no longer the preserve of handbags or saddles. Leather furniture with hand sewn pinched seams and scalloped corner details is stunning and gives leather in interiors a couture look. Fine Leather is perceived as a luxury market. It is because it takes incredible craftsmanship to execute such work with this material. In the hands of a master craftsman leather can create works of extraordinary beauty. Bill Amberg is one of the most notable leather pioneers, using leather in its purest form and taking it in different directions. He made people sit up and think. This is a beautiful material. There are huge possibilities for decorative leather. Eponymous label Helen Amy Murray’s hand sculpted leather and textiles create arresting works of art for interiors, furniture and installations. She combines the old and new design trends – the traditional cutwork with contemporary techniques to sculpt her designs giving the flat leather surface a carved, layered aesthetic. Leather furniture can sit beautifully on a wooden, carpeted or concrete floor, against a stone, painted or brick wall. It’s a timeless material that just seems to sing in its surroundings. Joanna Bibby, co-owner-designer of OCHRE T: +44 (0) 207 096 7372 | www.ochre.net

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Colorado Design Project

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Taking inspiration from the stunning Rocky Mountains to create an experience getaway WORDS ANDREA SCHUMACHER | PHOTOGRAPHS DURSTON SAYLOR

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estled in the heart of the Rocky Mountains just outside Vail, Colarado, is a 146 acre ranch owned by businessman and philanthropist Tad Dekko and his wife Patricia. A tasteful property that stands out for its contemporary and inspirational design, yet remains sensitive to the landscape it sits within. However, this wasn’t always the case. When the Dekko’s first purchased the ranch, the 12,000 square foot main house had a white stucco exterior that bore no relationship to the surrounding land and the nearby river. The Dekkos quickly noticed that guests would not venture outdoors and congregated inside even on the most beautiful summer days. Mr. Dekko decided to change that by hiring a team of professionals who could re-design the property and essentially make it “an experience” for his family and guests. Architect Tom Cole, Denver-based interior designer Andrea Schumacher, and builder McCord Construction worked together to create a multitude of out buildings with various purposes. Together they invite guests to meander along a creek to find a wellness centre outfitted with workout equipment, a spa and an exercise pool – all underground and covered by a grass roof. The main house has been stunningly enhanced with a Western LEFT: All the rooms were redesigned sympathetically, picking up themes from the outside scenery and bringing them indoors as shown in this cosy living room TOP: The 146 acre ranch is a tasteful property that stands out for its contemporary and inspirational design, yet remains sensitive to the landscpe it sits within Bridge for Design Spring 2016

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CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: The dining room study is a transitional space that can be used as the traditional eatery or a cosy reading area. Along the riverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s edge, the original log cabin provides shelter from the sun and a great place to entertain in the summer months. The guest house sitting room is a place for reflection that brings the Colorado outdoors in and mixes with refinement

Red Cedar exterior with accents of steel, and a major endeavour of landscaping was undertaken to make the property feel like it sat naturally within the breathtaking scenery which surrounds it. Massive boulders were unearthed in every truckload - some of which were kept on site to preserve the original terrain, while most of them had to be relocated in order to reveal the master plan of the landscape architect. This Colorado Sandstone was used for the deck surrounding the house, which allows the interior to naturally flow into the exterior seamlessly. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The inspiration for our design really came from the scenery surrounding the house. We wanted to make sure that the design inside brought all the beautiful sights from outside into the house while also keeping a balance between Mountain and Contemporary conceptsâ&#x20AC;? said architect Tom Cole. The interior of the main house was also given a total transformation thanks to the work of interior designer Andrea Schumacher, who has Bridge for Design Spring 2016

ABOVE: The exterior of the house is encased with Western Red Cedar and accents of steel LEFT: In the guest house master bedroom, the playful bubble light fixture is from Oly Studio in a cast resin with antiqued silver chain

used her expertise at incorporating existing furniture into her designs, which makes her designs feel like they have been put together over time, not just pulled together all at once like a show house. “All the rooms are pulled together with unique pieces that are found and mixed with new functional pieces to create an amalgamation of mountain and rustic”, she said, “And the ranch has its own distinguished logo that is embellished throughout the home.” As well as the redesigned main house and its four guest suites, the picturesque ranch in Vail Valley is equipped with a guest house, equestrian facilities, a caretaker’s house and an old log cabin, all of which have been skilfully redesigned and renovated for this project. There is also a living garage, which one can drive into much like a movie drive-in. There, guests can sit in their cars to watch a football game or movie while sipping cocktails from the bar situated adjacent to the main viewing area. The swanky guest house nearby has been decorated with an edgy 84

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Wood and natural tones keep the feel of this design at all times sympathetic to the great environment it sits within. The picturesque ranch in Vail Valley is equipped with a main house, guest house, equestrian facilities, a caretakerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s house and an old log cabin. Textures and reflected light feature heavily in this stunning bedroom design. With subtle lighting and an expanse of decking to tie the interior to the exterior, this property is even more breathtaking when enjoyed on a warm summers night

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ABOVE: Designed with an amalgamation of mountain and rustic styles, the tent along the river was erected to allow guests to authentically camp out in the Rocky Mountains LEFT: The expanse of wood and light further enhances the breathtaking scenery that surrounds the ranch, making the property feel at one with the environment

mountain-modern vibe, which Mr. Dekko had designed with 24 yearold-daughter in mind. Its sitting room is a place for reflection brings the Colorado outdoors in and mixes with refinement and includes a wallpaper called “Lumberjack” featuring a rustic sawn log pattern. A tent along the river was erected to allow guests to authentically camp out in the Rocky Mountains. It has the feel of a luxury safari tent, but with fresh mountain air rushing at you off the river. A further option for guests is a stunning traditional log cabin with rustic furnishings, sitting at the peak of a mountain and overlooking the valley. Along the river’s edge, it provides shelter from the sun and a great place to entertain in the summer months. A shooting range is nearby. This paradise project is an eclectic mix of textures, playful accents and finishes which unquestionably pays homage to the rustic landscape and elegant property that reside on the same land. Andrea Schumacher www.andreaschumacherinteriors.com 88

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The remarkable Rais Visio 1 inset wood burning fireplace combines a classically simple design with exceptional heat output. An all glass door, which can be raised and lowered, provides a stunning view of the fire and will become a real focal point in your home. Exclusively available from Robeys, Visio 1 will inspire you to take your interior design ideas to a new level. Come and see Visio 1 and the extensive range of Rais wood burning stoves at our showrooms in Belper, Derbyshire.

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A Providence couple whip up deliciously eclectic interiors filled with charm and personality WORDS MEGAN FULWEILER | PHOTOGRAPHS NAT REA/ The Interior Archive 90

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LEFT: The black chandelier is hand-painted and silver-leaf kitchen cupboards, together with a mirror-topped bar, add yet more glamour to the vibrant, multi-coloured kitchen space RIGHT: Owners Tripp Evans and Ed Cabral at home in their Providence, Rhode Island loft in front of a colourful collection of Andy Warhol-inspired screenprints exhibited on exposed brick walls

ncient feng-shui tenets don’t apply. Tripp Evans and Ed Cabral manage their homes’ energy flow in a singular manner. The reason there’s no dead space has nothing whatsoever to do with Chinese astrology. It’s more a case of having to make way for well-loved possessions - heirlooms, travel mementos and salvaged treasures. Their 1,700 square foot Providence loft has only so many walls and they’ve covered every inch - hanging the preponderance of art and family photos salon-style, constructing floor-to-ceiling shelves for their seemingly endless books. Minimalists might blanch at the exuberance - Crayola-hot colours and furnishings all vying for attention. But the men’s collaboration is both clever and intoxicating. Do you know any one else who has literally mounted one front door on top of another? For all their layering, they’ve stamped a no-exceptions lid on cutesy clutter. And when it comes to creating space where before there was none, these two are consummate magicians. Take the pergola, which defines the dining area. Its regal shape conjures separateness without diminishing the open layout. And closets? The one adjacent to the kitchen has become what the duo jokingly label their “phone room.” In need of a place where they could tackle paperwork and monthly bills, they removed the door and added a small desk - Evan sawed the ends off a country table

and wedged it inside against the far wall. A coat of black paint revamped the interior, transforming it into a swank showcase for a gleaming silver collection. Around the corner, a wee linen closet got a snazzy makeover too. So long towels, hello sophisticated mirrorlined bar complete with glass shelves. Evans, Wheaton College’s art and art history chair, and Cabral, executive sales director at the Providence Journal, each had a home prior to 2005. When they decided to merge, they faced a major task of weeding out and pairing down. Although, surely, those terms are oxymorons applied here. Dazzling DIY projects, the most recent being the island’s preppy stripes preceded by silver-leafing the kitchen cabinets, continue to unfold as fast as new acquisitions see the 10 foot high sculpture in the dining room arrive. Evans handles most of the work himself. Cabral is called upon for consultation. “We pretty much decide everything we’re going to do together,” says Evans. “But I’m more about the carpentry and Ed is the one with a wonderful colour sense.” Colour is a thread that winds throughout the rooms pulling the eye up a yolky-yellow wall or along the narrow hall to a mini-Alicein-Wonderland door. And it doesn’t grind to a halt in the private areas. Bathrooms and bedrooms have their own vibrant splashes to go along with their generous share of art and accoutrements. You’ve heard the tired “everything has a story” bit. But in this case, Bridge for Design Spring 2016

TOP: A partition creates a bedroom and the warm orange tones of a large abstract painting, “Bettys Revenge” by Laurel Sparks, are echoed in the bedding and lamps LEFT: More is more in this vibrant living/dining area where an indoor pergola provides an unusual talking point

it’s true. The stately mirror in the powder room, for instance, is actually army-issue. “My mother swiped it from an old officer’s club,” Evan a military brat - laughs. The pine dresser beside the owner’s bed was crafted on his grandfather’s farm. Keep in mind, before they moved in, this loft was an empty canvas. The Providence-based firm of Durkee, Brown, Viveiros and Werenfels had restored the 19th century industrial building, added the spiraling staircase and freed the beautiful windows blocked by previous misinterpretations. But it was Evans and Cabral who insisted on noir ceilings and unpainted floors. All the better for their inspired décor, which reaches a grand crescendo on the second level. Following their more-is-better-than-less sensibilities the ingenuous pair devised an exotic guest den. Evans built the picturesque bookcases and bed. And a trip to Marrakech yielded lanterns and camel seats to bring it all to life. Fired by a characteristic Moroccan palette this could be the 92

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: In the hallway, which also doubles as a library space, an amusing optical illusion is created with this mini faux doorway painted a vibrant turquoise. The Moroccan theme extends to the mezzanine library with bookshelves painted an intense ultramarine and lit by a large ceiling lantern. On a warm and sunny day the idyllic roof terrace comes into its own. A comfy leather club chair and the perfect corner for escaping with a book

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TOP: The rooftop dining space is set high amongst the chimneys with a view over the neighbouring buildings LEFT: A vast collection of family photographs lines the walls of this cosy and spacesaving home office

most alluring guest room in all New England. A spacious outdoor deck supplements the cosy quarters making it even more inviting, if thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s possible, for visitors who are bound to want to extend their stay. To get the look: Frame it. Family photographs are one-of-akind keepsakes. Buy ready-made frames or hand the pictures over to the experts at Arnold Art, Newport, and Middletown; or Picture This, Providence and Wakefield. Kick it up a notch. Incorporating a few unconventional pieces and embellishments raises the interest level. Comb diverse sources like tag sales and high-end haunts like Bernadette Livingston, East Greenwich, and Antiques & Interiors, Providence. The latter has a fine supply of mid-century offerings. Start an art collection. Attend RISD sales and frequent local galleries. Scouting missions to The Bert Gallery, the Adam Tamsky Gallery, and Studio Hop - all in Providence - should yield gold. Invest in an antique. Take a drive to Leonardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s in Seekonk, Massachusetts, for everything from beds to harvest tables. Benefit Street Antiques, Providence, is renowned for smaller pieces - genteel chairs, loveseats, chandeliers - at affordable prices. Tripp Evans and Ed Cabral T: 001 401 831 7014 96

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THE WHITE ALBUM Rita Norona Schragerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Southampton home revels in a cool, airy vibe WORDS DAVID COLMAN | PHOTOGRAPHS WILLIAM WALDRON / The Interior Archive

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utfitting virtually an entire home in shades of white requires serious skill, so it’s a good thing Rita Noroña Schrager, a former New York City Ballet dancer, knows a thing or two about making the complicated look carefree. Hiring Miami-based interior designer Hernán Arriaga to help her execute her vision didn’t hurt either. The two met years ago when Arriaga was working in Manhattan and instantly bonded, partly due to their shared Latin roots – Noroña Schrager hails from Cuba, and Arriaga is from Argentina. Noroña Schrager had already secured the perfect place in the rolling horse-farm hills north of Southampton, New York: a stately four-bedroom Colonial she discovered her very first day house hunting. Ample but not overwhelming, with a win-some guest cottage and spectacular swimming pool, it seemed an ideal getaway spot for her and her two daughters, Sophia, 15, and Ava, 11 – especially since it was only a short drive from the weekend home of their father, hotelier Ian Schrager. “I appreciated that it didn’t look like every shingled building out here,” she says. “And I love the landscape – it looks more like Connecticut than the Hamptons.” Its impressive pedigree was another advantage. It had already been revamped by its previous owner, Greg Yale, a noted lighting designer, so the bathrooms and kitchen were 21st century beautiful, and the architecture had been simplified for an easy flow throughout. Since his client wanted to move in as soon as possible, Arriaga leapt

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into action with his decorating partner, Fabio Lopes. Having grown up in a Caribbean country where vestiges of 18th – and 19th century grandeur are commonplace, Noroña Schrager has an affinity for the antique – but as a single mum rarely seen in anything but jeans, she prefers it mixed with the modern. Arriaga came up with a creative solution: He applied a high-gloss white lacquer to a range of French-country furnishings, right down to a pair of $50 bedside tables. “Like I always tell my girls,” Noroña Schrager says with a smile, “it’s not how much it costs, it’s how you wear it.” The shiny items lend the interiors a snazzy edge worthy of one of her ex-husband’s boutique properties (in fact, a baroque headboard in the guest bedroom was a prototype artist Julian Schnable made for the Gramercy Park Hotel in Manhattan). Employing a pale-and-natural-tone scheme throughout meant Noroña Schrager’s disparate pieces would meld seamlessly. A careful balance of refined sophistication and casual comfort reigns in the living room, where a team of traditional deep-dish upholstered sofas and chairs surrounds a modern metal-and-wood cocktail table topped with contemporary objects. “It really all started with the Delano,” she says, referring to the famed all-white Miami Beach hotel Ian Schrager renovated not long after the two married. “I just loved how the colour looked down there – so fresh and clean and so great for the beach.” LEFT: Antique African masks line the walls of the guest room where a large platform bed is situated in front of a generous picture window with views of the garden TOP: A play house in the garden is equipped with desks, a daybed and a flat-screen television and outside a wrought-iron garden table and chairs are arranged on the lawn in the shade of tall trees Bridge for Design Spring 2016 101

ABOVE: The colonial style house was designed by Hernan Arriaga, and its white facade is carried through to an all-white interior colour scheme BELOW: In the dining room white lacquered antique chairs surround the 19th century wine-tasting table in front of a grey-painted vintage French dresser

Not that she is overly rigid about her preferred palette. The former ballerina encouraged her children to select their own bedroom hues, though in the end they didn’t deviate much from their mother’s taste. Ava chose white with black accents, while Sophia opted for white with splashes of lime-green and aqua. And in the gatehouse’s African room, earth-tone artifacts from Noroña Schrager’s travels and recycled-pine walls from an old barn in upstate New York add warmth to the white framework. For the study, she threw out the colour motif altogether. She wanted to incorporate a Cuban theme, so Arriaga suggested finding real tobacco leaves and lacquering them to the wall. Sound simple? As any cigar aficionado can attest, tobacco is known for its tendency to absorb humidity – which is good in a cigar and bad in a wall covering. But months of perseverance by a craftsman who experimented with various shellacs and finishes ultimately proved successful. Now the room is Noroña Schrager’s favourite, a gracious refuge that evokes a cool 1930’s lounge somewhere in the tropics. It’s full of unexpected touches, right down to the taxidermy cobra resting on the cocktail table. Though undeniably chic, Noroña Schrager also has a playful side, Spring 2016 2015 102 Bridge for Design Summer

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: A guest bedroom is furnished with a comfortable bed covered in feminine white bows and piled with black-and-white scatter cushions. The large circular mirror above the living room fireplace was made from the slats of a wine-barrel and the pair of matching armchairs and small footstool are antique shop finds. In the master bedroom all the furniture is lacquered shiny white including the ornately carved headboard, bedside cabinet and side table. The shady porch is furnished with a 19th century cane armchair at the head of a long pine table and a matching pair of rustic benches made from reclaimed barn wood

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ABOVE: In the living room the unusual wall covering of lacquered tobacco leaves is a clue to the owner’s Cuban ancestry and lends warmth to the white upholstery LEFT: An outsize toy cat is the only reminder of childhood in this girl’s bedroom where the white colour scheme has been given sophisticated touches of turquoise and lemon

Arriaga says. From a console in the front hallway composed entirely of a tangle of vines (“she loves strong shapes and natural materials,” he says), to the large sunburst mirror looming above the living room mantel, to a fanciful poolside daybed framed with copious cast-iron curlicues, her sense of fun and spontaneity pervades the space. “From the beginning we planned the house to be that way – we wanted it to be happy and inviting,” Arriaga says. “If Rita saw something she wanted, she had to have it,” he continues with a fond laugh, ticking off unusual purchases such as curly goatskin rugs, a dilapidated wine-tasting table she turned into the focal point of her dining room, and an oversized antler chandelier in the entry way. “She would say, ‘Let’s get it, we’ll make it work somewhere,’” he recalls. Today those choices speak for themselves. Designer: Hernan Arriaga www.hernanarriaga.com 106 Bridge for Design Spring 2016

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