A Tudor Home Reimagined Through a Japandi Lens
Set in Pelham, New York, today’s home tour is the kind of project that feels both respectful of the past and fully grounded in the present. Originally built in 1927, the Tudor home came with plenty of historic charm, but it also called for a thoughtful refresh that would better reflect the lives and tastes of its current owners.
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Old Meets New in This Restored Hampstead House
Architecture for London restores and extends this 1884 Hampstead home, striking a careful balance between preservation and craft. From the material-rich extension to the reworked garden, every move supports a more livable, light-filled space.
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A Relaxed Take on a Southampton Estate
When LTA Interiors took on this Southampton project, there was already a strong sense of trust in place. The firm had previously worked with the clients on their city apartment, so this home came with an established creative shorthand — and a clear opportunity to do something different.
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