How This Designer Honored History in a 1927 Spanish Revival
If there’s one throughline of intentionally-designed spaces, it’s that the home reflects its surroundings. Today’s home tour, designed by Selena Michele Interiors, set above the coastline in San Diego’s Sunset Cliffs, feels like the perfect reflection of its serene setting. This 1927 Spanish Revival home captured its homeowners’ hearts with its arched doorways, wrought-iron details, and sweeping ocean views.
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A Once-Neutral Family Home Takes On New Warmth in California
After seriously considering selling their San Carlos home, one family realized the house they were searching for might already be theirs. Working with Ashley Macuga of Collected Interiors, the once-neutral spec build was reworked into a warm, family-friendly home shaped by texture, color, and pattern.
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A Boerum Hill Apartment Blends French-Inspired Design With New York Charm
A once-neutral Boerum Hill apartment evolves through layered pattern, thoughtful restraint, and a growing trust between Isy’s Interiors and their client. From hand-painted wallpaper to a hidden bar tucked inside the office, the transformation reveals itself in thoughtful, surprising details.
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