A Collected Michigan Tudor Seven Years in The Making
Some homes reveal themselves slowly. For the family of four who live in this 1932 Tudor Revival in Pleasant Ridge, Michigan, creating a home that felt like them unfolded over seven years. Working with Christine Babini and Amy Pariser of PARINI, they embarked on a renovation that would preserve the craftsmanship they loved while making room for the way their family lived.
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The Incredible Transformation of a 1990s New York Home
When a young family traded New York City for a sprawling home in Armonk, they turned to Steph Schlegelmilch of Studio Seva to make the once all-white interiors feel warmer, richer, and distinctly their own. In just one month, layers of mohair, vintage finds, earthy color, and custom details transformed the 1990s home into a sophisticated retreat designed for both gathering and getting away.
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A Layered New Jersey Home Designed for a Slower Pace of Life
After more than a decade in New York City’s East Village, a young family of four traded the energy of the city for the quieter shores of Monmouth County, New Jersey. Their 1981 home offered the space they wanted, but its dated interiors didn’t yet reflect how they lived.
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