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Interior Design

Need some inspiration? A look at top interior design trends, interviews with top interior designers who share what got them started, where they think design is going, and case studies of their best works.

Esther Lundstrom’s Mediterranean Inspiration in Tustin Hills

Karine Monié November 3, 2022
In Tustin Foothills, a multimillion-dollar property neighborhood in the coveted area of Orange County, this Mediterranean-style home built in 1946 and owned by a middle-aged couple recently underwent a transformation led by Esther Lundstrom, founder and owner of Lundstrom Interiors.

In Common With: A Spirit of Collaboration

Karine Monié September 7, 2022
Seamless, sculptural forms characterize a collection that brings together the talent of design studio In Common With, founded by Nick Ozemba and Felicia Hung, and ceramicist Danny Kaplan.

Martin Kemp’s Period Piece: St. James’s Townhouse

Jenn Thornton September 7, 2022
Restored to a handsome sheen at the hand of top designer Martin Kemp, the St. James’s Townhouse marks another noteworthy turn for the touted tastemaker, whose eponymous London-based design studio Martin Kemp Design crafts sophisticated and highly private town-and-country interiors.

Sophie Goineau: A Desert Feast for All Senses

Karine Monié August 24, 2022
Interior designer Sophie Goineau tackled the challenge of transforming a 5,000-square-foot space with a vision inspired by the “free architecture” of the midcentury, which is characterized by the fusion of a building with its natural surroundings. 
Kelly Wearstler, James Seuss, Los Angeles, the Rug Company, Sowden House, Frank Lloyd Wright, China

Kelly Wearstler Surreal Shifts

Karine Monié August 10, 2022
Consisting of eight designs in varied colors and custom shapes, Surreal Shifts, Kelly Wearstler’s ninth collaboration with The Rug Company, is no exception to her approach. 

Mitchell Freedland: Living with Art

Karine Monié June 29, 2022
Spread over 6,700 square feet, the three-bedroom house is split into five levels which each delimit a specific zone for living. The residence is comprised of floating limestone boxes that are magically set upon a series of water features and anchored by a dominant black granite center spine that acts as a visual organizational element.

L’Aviva Home: Craftsmanship at its Best

Karine Monié May 4, 2022
Initially launched with ottomans and pillows and inspired by the equestrian heritage of Colombia’s coffee-growing region, this series draws upon the area’s expert craftsmanship and fine detailing—stitching, braiding, embroidery, and hand-tooling—that characterize the best of vintage saddles from the area.

Sean Anderson: A Mood for Beauty

Jenn Thornton March 24, 2022
A remarkable stillness seems to settle over the gracious, stone-edifice, richly windowed home in the Vestavia Hills neighborhood of Birmingham, Alabama, with interiors by Sean Anderson.

Mid-Century Modernized: Miller Hull’s Loom House

Jenn Thornton March 9, 2022
The world’s first residential remodel to earn Living Building Challenge certification, based on the performance categories of Place, Water, Energy, Health and Happiness, Materials, Equity, and Beauty, Loom House is the embodiment of impact design.

MR Architecture: David Mann for All Moments

Jenn Thornton February 23, 2022
Founder of Manhattan firm MR Architecture + Décor, David Mann’s more minimal brand of architecture would seem, on the surface, at odds with 18th-century anything, not least the red-bricked house he shares with his partner Fritz Karch.

Summer Thornton: Tropical Fantastical

Jenn Thornton February 9, 2022
Everything Chicago interior designer Summer Thornton touches turns fun, fresh, and in the case of the Naples, Florida vacation house, a beachy fantasy allowing her maximalist tendencies to flourish.