A Dining Room Refresh with House of Hackney
What started as a dark, moody space designed for formal entertaining needed to evolve into something lighter and more playful – especially after welcoming our daughter, Kamryn. House of Hackney’s Hollyhocks wallpaper brought the perfect balance of sophistication and whimsy, and the transformation has made it Kam’s favorite room in the house.
A Soft-Modern Take on the Classic Catskills A-Frame in New York
At the base of Hunter Mountain, designer Jamie Smith of Smith Home Studios reimagines a 1970s A-frame as her own retreat, preserving its pine-clad charm while carving out space for gathering, ski weekends, and everyday life.
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Inside a Reimagined Upper West Side Prewar Apartment
There’s something deeply meaningful about designing for family—especially when the project marks a turning point. For Nicole Shapiro, founder of Nicole Dorothy Interiors, this Upper West Side prewar apartment was exactly that. After decades in the home where they began their life together, her aunt and uncle made the emotional decision to downsize while remaining in the neighborhood they’ve always loved.
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