Where Coastal Meets Classic in Wilmette
Set along Chicago’s North Shore, this newly built home by Studio W Interiors is a fresh take on transitional design—one that leans softer, warmer, and just a little more coastal than expected.
Designed in 2025 in collaboration with architect Michael Venechuk, builder Hausen Contractors, and Sterling Wilson Design & Development, the home was imagined as a place where elevated design meets real life. The result is a space that feels both refined and relaxed, layered with intention but never overdone.
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A Collected, Travel-Inspired Austin Home
In Austin, Texas, this contemporary urban residence by Christina Cruz Interiors is a vibrant reflection of a couple who approach life with curiosity, creativity, and a shared love of adventure. Designed for avid travelers who both work from home and frequently host friends, the home was envisioned as a space that could effortlessly shift between daily life and lively gatherings, while celebrating the meaningful objects and stories the homeowners have collected along the way.
A 1920s Edwardian Rowhouse Designed for Modern Family Life
Angela Scaletta of Angela Grace Design updated this 1920s San Francisco rowhouse with a light touch, preserving its historic character while reworking the layout for a family of five. Along the way, historic details were thoughtfully preserved while key spaces—especially the kitchen—were reshaped for modern family life.
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