A Wabi-Sabi Georgian Home in New Albany, Ohio
Designed by Hackett House Studio, this New Albany, Ohio home is a thoughtful study in contrast: modern and traditional, moody and refined, textural and tailored. The project, aptly named Wabi Sabi Georgian, began with a classic Georgian-style home and a pair of clients whose styles leaned in slightly different directions. He was drawn to a more modern, wabi-sabi sensibility, while she favored a traditional point of view. The result is a layered first-floor renovation that honors both perspectives while bringing new function, warmth, and character to the home.
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A Layered Westchester Townhouse Designed for Family Life
For Stephanie O’Boyle of Stephanie Perez Studio, this Westchester, New York townhouse began as an unexpected next chapter. She and her husband purchased the 1980s condo somewhat suddenly while Stephanie was nine months pregnant, after a rental situation fell through. At first glance, the home needed a significant amount of work, but the potential was clear: natural light, nearly 12-foot ceilings in the living room, and close proximity to the beach.
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Inside the Remarkable Reinvention of a Beloved Missouri Family Home
Twelve years after building their family home, these Missouri homeowners partnered with Mel Bean Interiors to create spaces that felt lighter, warmer, and more reflective of the life they had built within its walls. The result is a thoughtful whole-home renovation defined by natural materials, architectural refinement, and a deep appreciation for gathering.
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