For her radical redesign of a Park Avenue apartment, Jennifer Post carved six distinct areas out of the 900-sq.-foot house. Its decor is consistent with the rest of the place, which has a minimalist really feel with a strictly white palette and strategically positioned accents of shade throughout. In stylist Carlos Mota’s Dominican Republic beach house, a Picasso-inspired mural decorates a wall close to the office, the place an Indian chair is pulled as much as a desk designed by Mota. This house office concept is ideal in your tinier relations. Pink is the theme of a daughter’s bed room in a Manhattan townhouse by decorators Tony Ingrao and Randy Kemper. The area is wearing Osborne & Little and Designers Guild fabrics, the chair is from Profiles, and the carpeting is by Stark.
They turned the terrace off the lounge into the office and made sure the decor was spare. The chandelier, partly composed of paper notes, is a signature design by Ingo Maurer. Bold black traces and furnishings give this space a robust statement. The desk in the late designer Alberto Pinto’s Rio de Janeiro home office is surmounted by an Almir Reis photograph of volleyball on Ipanema Beach; the parchment lamps are 1970s, and the chair is by Philippe Hurel. Here, mixing vibrant colours and earthy textures really works.
Martyn Lawrence Bullard and Trip Haenisch created a European villa-fashion interior for a couple’s Los Angeles house designed by Harold Levitt within the early Nineties. Trip loves collections and … Read More
