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An elegant and modern house in the Summerhill neighborhood in Toronto designed by the duo Samer Shaath and Kevin Chan. Nivek Remas is a firm created six years ago in Toronto by the interior designers Kevin Chan and Samer Shaath. The talented duo are immoderate in details and enjoys leaving their mark on every interior design project they’re in. They put unique attributes into the projects turning each house into an utterly fantastic space. This modern house in Summerhill – Toronto, was no exception. They decorated the house in a contemporary way turning their intervention essential to this elegant final look. Shaath and Chan complement each other “I work in the macro and Samer in the micro,” says Chan. The details are the key to turn the spaces into charming retreats. The firm Nivek Remas – their first name backwards – has projected captivating restaurants and hotels as well as private homes like this one. But always with one lemma – no detail is overlooked. The dining room and the living room are dominated by clear tones in the walls and in the decoration pieces. These divisions are filled with a dusty blush tone that was the interior designers’ main choice for this modern house area. Such as in the sumptuous dining chairs, this shade is present in the mid-century inspired glamorous sofas – a piece with a unique shape that gives differentiation and curvilinear lines to the living room. Cream and brass are also hues that are present in this modern house area color scheme. The fireplace is minimalist with straight lines and a ceramic wall, but it borrows an exciting appointment from the dramatic wall sconce that hangs next to it. The final perfect ingredient is these marvelous out-of-the-box chandeliers, representing the Shaath and Chan love for details. The modern house artwork also includes the owners’ enigmatic Apocalypse 7 painting in the dining room. The other living room of the modern house was designed with a different vibe. With a deeper color palette, it has warm features such as the beautiful velvet dark orange chair, matching the rug in the same color, which brings intensity to the room. The double-height travertine fireplace gives drama to this space alongside the large stretches of built-in bookshelves. In contrast, the grays, blacks, and whites also dominate the room. These hues can be seen in the voluminous comfortable sofa and in some other appointments. The black marble table and the unique gold chandelier bring glam to this modern house room. The two pop art paints are also a great complement to the space. This glamorous kitchen is composed of simple lines.  The woody cabinets complimented with the black marble give gentility to the space. The see-through shelves are also a differentiated attribute. Upstairs, it can be found the master suite. This modern house room is filled with this fantastic color – a custom mustard yellow in a velvet bed and in the painting – which turns it into the predominant color. The suite has a luxurious yet simple closet that was projected with dark wood cabinets all over it. The Summerhill modern house is notoriously presented with Nivek Rema’s style. The firm turned this brick house that looks basic from the outside into a complete work of art on the inside. Every detail is essential. Source: D Pages ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

A Sophisticated Ski Vacation Home with Breathtaking Mountain Views in Utah renovated by the New York decorator Shawn Henderson. This vacation home was a success, even with all the obstacles included when doing an interior design project during a pandemic. Unlike the common, this project was published before the owners saw it in person. But that’s what happen in these cases, not only with the pandemic but because this vacation home belongs to a Hong Kong-based art collecting couple. Although the couple was not able to see the interior before it was published, the new york decorator – Shawn Henderson – made a stunning renovation to this home built in Utah Mountains, to be the perfect ski getaway with marvelous snow views, making justice and overflowing the perfect exterior atmosphere to the uber-chic renovated inside. The Park City, Utah home was adapted to correspond to the couple’s needs. Henderson’s updated and transformed some areas to adjust the house to a perfect spot for the couple and their two young sons. Some luxuries that were not a priority to the couple were transformed – a gym into a bunk room and a wine closet into a game room. Then, Henderson’s displayed the spaces with a comfortable but chic blend of furnishings and modern art, wrapping up most of the installations in the winter of 2020. After this successful interior design project, the homeowner’s wait was worth it. “The first thing we’ll do is just look around the house and spend time there,” the wife says while waiting to enjoy a mountain getaway. This mountain vacation home is one of the 14 intriguing properties Henderson designed in a polished and quietly chic way. His cozy, welcoming rooms might share common themes like sprinkles of tones and textures. However, the designer figures out how to accomplish a uniquely special look in each project. “For me it’s about creating a unique space that doesn’t feel cookie-cutter. I mix in how the client lives, what the home calls for, and what’s happening architecturally.” admits Henderson. The architecture provided in this ski vacation home did not give many design cues. The 8,450-square-foot, composed of six bedrooms, was built in 2018 in a traditional, modern mountain house style. When challenged to develop this interior design project and went to the first and only on-site meeting with his clients in 2019, he noticed through the floor-to-ceiling windows in grand peaks and towering firs that served as his primary inspiration. “I wanted to keep the furniture young and fresh with pieces that weren’t easily identified,” says Henderson, who mostly went for earthy and natural tones in the project, “It was more about creating warmth with every single element.” The passion of the Hong Kong-based couple for art made them to purchase many artwork pieces from various galleries and fairs around the world. With the pandemic, the couple, alongside the designer, worked to find the perfect articles for this vacation home online to add a personalized note in the space. In the office, there’s a series of evocative environmental photographs that occupy the majority of one wall. Another artwork is the wall sculpture composed of a cluster of porcelain elements, floats ethereally located above the bed. An essential artwork element in this vacation home is the living room centerpiece striking glass mosaic work that reflects the bright high-altitude sunshine. “For such a massive house, artworks were essential to add personality and reflect their personality,” Henderson says. “On long conference calls, they shared details about some of the pieces they owned in Hong Kong. One drawback was that we couldn’t physically see the works, but we could also slow down and really focus.” he adds. For this magnificent monochromatic kitchen, the designer chose ebonized-oak cabinets with black granite countertops and matching lacquered oak stools. This combination of dark tones turns this space into a bold statement. The woody floor and cabinet create a luxurious contrast in this ski vacation home. When walking around the vacation home, you can feel the fantastic design and lighting, creating an experience of a unique atmosphere. From the beautiful living room, where the interior designer combined a sumptuous sofa, a pair of green velvet armchairs, and a quirky cork chair around a sculptural table in marble and glass, to the bedroom chandelier featuring an exquisite wood frame and an irregular shape of glass beads that gives the bedroom a differentiated look, Henderson affirms “Design is everywhere so fast, from the internet to social media, that it’s hard to find something special you haven’t seen a thousand times before,” “When I discovered that chandelier I knew we had a winner.” The design of this vacation home turned out in this stupendous interior design project. The long-distance process with the clients worked in a very cordial way. “We spoke the same aesthetic language. It made for a very easy process.” . Henderson said. Source: Galerie Magazine ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

Lapo Elkann, a Fiat heir and globetrotting entrepreneur, has a provocative Milan home that exhibits his unique taste and pays homage to his favorite color. Lapo Edovard Elkann (born October 7th, 1977) is an Italian businessman, philanthropist, and grandson of Gianni Agnelli, the former controlling CEO and controlling shareholder of Fiat Automobiles. “Work accounts for 90% of my social life,” says designer Lapo Elkann, whose short hairstyle and stylish outfits and his Instagram flurry appear to liven up websites and magazines around the clock. “I like seeing exhibitions, artists, galleries, and designers, but I couldn’t damn about being social.”  Lapo Elkann always has exciting days. It’s not like the heir to the famous car brand has his spare time. Besides creating sportswear and sunglasses for his Italia Independent brand, Lapo Elkann distributes films with his sister, Ginevra, and consults at Ferrari Tailor Made, a custom division of Fiat Chrysler. Recently Lapo Elkann also launched a capsule collection with Gucci. “I like to play, but I work my ass off,” says the businessman while discussing the busy schedule in the different countries he travels. “When you build new companies, you need to be on the front line.” Adds Lapo Elkann. There are times for everything, and Lapo Elkann says that there are times when we need to calm down. This calm came with his most personal project to date, his duplex penthouse overlooking a centuries-old square in Milan. When he acquired the 3,100-square-foot space, which sits in a stern post-war palazzo, just over a year ago, the primary goal was to banish darkness from the apartment. “It had to be full of light,” says Elkann over a breakfast of persimmons, buns, and coffee on his terrace, where an Independent Italy flag flaps. Natalia Bianchi was the chosen one to work with the entrepreneur. “Lapo participated in all the decisions,” says Bianchi, referring to the fact that he deliberated on materials and tones for weeks, with careful attention to detail that impressed the army of artisans. A friend, sun-loving Elkann, added floor-to-ceiling windows and changed the walls to simplify the penthouse’s formal layout. The new windows make the sky look framed by amplifying the various shades of blue from Tiffany to Yves Klein. “Blue is my signature color,” says Lapo Elkann, an avid sailor. “I don’t really like houses, so this place was designed to resemble a boat and evoke the ocean.” Audacious zigzag floors and striped pantry walls follow the chromatic pattern. The enthusiastic way entrepreneur Lapo Elkann boosted all aspects of the decor makes the house go away. A caterpillar-shaped Ueli Berger sofa, one of her favorite pieces, curls against a living room wall covered in bamboo wallpaper that she’s printed in various shades of blue. The work of architects from Italy even contains a geometric totem of a terrace door, while Ed Ruscha’s aquatints of car insignia mingle with funky lamps by Gino Sarfatti. Books concerning cars, design, history, politics, and novels by Elkann’s father, Italian philosopher Alain Elkann, can be found on the shelves. A close friend, industrial designer Carlo Borromeo, created the cocktail table in the living room and topped it with an aluminum appliqué in the shape of Sicily, a nod to Elkann’s fondness for the region. The dark and light mahogany spiral staircase in his vast two-level closet was inspired by historic Riva Aquarama boats. The custom-designed crablike chandelier put above it was inspired by “something I made with automobile exhaust pipes,” according to Elkann. He also sewed the Italia Independent emblem onto several chairs. “It looks quite good and is very unobtrusive,” he says of the detail, which began as a joke. “Not because I want to be different but because I want to be me,” says Lapo Elkann. Elkann’s high-energy rooms are a long cry from his maternal grandmother’s beautiful Agnelli home outside Turin, which Marella Agnelli manages, a Neapolitan princess turned international queen of style, but that’s the purpose. “My houses are my houses,” Lapo Elkann continues, “and I don’t want them to be my family’s residences.”.  A Paris pad with “quite naughty” decor and a Manhattan flat occupied at a period when “I didn’t love myself enough to make it colorful and creative” were among his prior residences. He considers the Milan duplex to be his first adult residence. He observes, “It’s a step into a man’s world.” “However, I’ve made it a point not to lose my childlike enthusiasm.” Lapo Elkann is fiercely pro-Italian when it comes to buying art. “I’m currently collecting works by Michelangelo Pistoletto, and I’m looking forward to a painting by Agostino Bonalumi,” he says. “I like my country and its creativity – we still have a lot to show the world.” As the designer incorporate some American styles throughout their home, “I like the coziness that Americans bring to their rooms.” “Formality is a waste of time and not a part of my existence,” says the author. However, one of its constants is using bold materials in imaginative ways. “Color is work, not fun,” Lapo Elkann says. “Choosing the perfect color for a pair of glasses or an automobile may make a difference.” Because of the several colors used in your new dwelling. With a grandmother who took him to the most beautiful gardens you can see, Lapo Elkann admits that his aesthetic choice does not diverge from this field. Stefano Baccari was the chosen one to assist him in turning his terrace into a work of art, complete with fruit trees, spiraling roses, and vases loaded with ferns, cherry tomatoes, rosemary, and basil, evoking the fabled Jardin Majorelle in Marrakech, where his famous soignée nonna spends the winter typically. “I see all this green when I wake up here,” Elkann exclaims, referring to the apartment’s verdant vistas. He adds, “I’m incredibly proud of everything.” “It’s even in the kitchen. It’s not because I’m a good cook; it’s because of the atmosphere. One day, I aspire to be married, and it would be wonderful if my

A Luxury Beach House inspired by Japanese aesthetics where the designer André Fu considered the traditional location and the historical context. As his first landmark residential project, André Fu awarded a Luxury Beach House in Shizuoka, Japan.  Located on a hillside that was once a volcano, it has an extremely sophisticated mountain and forest view, with Sagami Island visible in the distance. As we can observe, in the case of this Luxury Beach House living – room we have the evident presence of wood, low, typical Japanese resting structures, large and visibly captivating windows, leading to a constant interaction with the outdoors. With special attention to cultural diversity and spiritual context, this Luxury Beach House features both open plan living and dining spaces that blend with nature, giving high importance to the windows as they allow a connection with the environment, the windows extend to the courtyards and the pool overlooks the bay. The Maak Bench by Hommés Studio would give the high – end to this Luxury Beach House living – room. André Fu makes a clear distinction between hotel and residential design, rooting totally different experiences in the projects.  Hotels are usually used for short – term stays while residences are for a longer – term living. Designs must be different depending on the context of the building, in the sense that the design must be adaptable to different needs.  With the goal of creating the feeling of home regardless of the theme of his project, André Fu intends to help people achieve a luxurious, unique and intimate lifestyle. In this room at this Luxury Beach House we can observe a calm and relaxing ambiance, but still sophisticated and luxurious. The presence of wood once again gives us a simple and organized space. With a simple kitchen, in wood and with the presence of dark marble, contrasting in this brighter and softer environment, it is clear the Japanese influence, with the very soft and tender light and the presence of natural elements. In this Luxury Beach House, emphasizing the Japanese culture, from the observation of Japanese lodges and gardens, André Fu used several traditional elements, such as engawa style oak flooring and iconic tatami. With a cultural, design sensibility, this house conveys a noticeable use of the modern, where we find both the naturally European principles and Oriental modernity.  André Fu is able to create environments that are luxurious and sophisticated and yet relaxed, imbuing them with harmony, beauty and warmth. This room, full of natural light, would have a more sophisticated touch and a big reference to the Luxury Beach House that is, by adding the Ibiza Mirror by Hommés Studio. In this room would be a must to add some furniture by Hommés Studio, the Luminous Floor Lamp would give an extra light for warm evenings. With a clear reference to the exterior in which it is located, in spite of being a well cared bathroom, it still has a more relaxed side. This Luxury Beach House bathroom has a thermal bath, witch is the clear demonstration of the presence of exterior characteristics brought to the interior of the house. With a clearly superb exterior, it would be impossible not to allow it to be seen from the inside of the house. With an ambiance full of forest, the pool is located in a strategic point to be able to contemplate a nice angle of this view. It would be a good option to add some pieces from the Mediterranean Resort Outdoor Collection by Hommés Studio, a collection with outdoor pieces that fit perfectly in such an environmental setting. For a relaxed moment the Foil Sofa Smoke Blue would be a must to this space. This Luxury Beach House is definitely a combination of cultures in a captivating environment. ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

The HOMMÉS Studio company is very excited to announce that our Tropez Daybed product has been featured in Dezeen Magazine Dezeen magazine, also known as the world’s most popular and influential architecture, interiors, and design magazine, featured the Tropez Daybed, a product of our new outdoor collection – The Mediterran Collection. As a team, the recognition that a great brand/magazine like the Dezeen Magazine gives to one of our products is absolutely fantastic. The recognition by a magazine as influential as Dezeen Magazine leaves the entire team in ecstasy and ready to create even more valuable pieces for the different houses of the world. Dezeen Magazine Showroom: Hommés Studio, a Portuguese furniture brand, has produced the Tropez Daybed, a sunbed inspired by the brightness of the French beach resort of Saint-Tropez. Tropez daybed is one of many products in the new HOMMÉS Studio collection. A collection that bets on everything that is good – All the good things. The Mediterran Resort collection is about all the good things, perhaps the best. Clear waters, warm breeze, lush vegetation, and restless relaxation. This product has both good and particularities, in a unique way it makes the outside of your home the right place to rest. Mediterran is an ultra-modern outdoor furniture collection with top-shelf designs. They have smooth and round lines, dynamic forms, high-class fabrics, mesmerizing textures, and paradisal shades. Find more on our website about this amazing collection. The reclining daybed was created to be a luxury and sophisticated piece of furniture that provides a comfortable spot to relax outside. Having fun with friends now, more than ever, makes sense to be at your home. With sophisticated details, as Dezeen Magazine mentioned, this lounger just right complements your exterior. According to Hommés Studio, “Tropez Daybed is characterized by a strong minimalistic approach to summer living codes that exudes luxury and sophistication through its natural, seductive shapes,”.  The daybed comes in three different styles, including one with a retro fern pattern fabric, a cream-painted frame, and gold polished brass fixings. This environment created with the Tropez Daybed must still be complemented with a few more elements. In the environment below, the team decided to complement it with the elektra parasol. Elektra Parasol is a luxury sombrilla, designed for contemporary luxury garden designs. A multifunctional parasol that can be turned into a side table. The black and white striped model has outdoor leather upholstery and a wenge wood frame with gold polished stainless steel fasteners, making it a contemporary addition to outdoor environments. Additionally, Hommés Studio offers a customizing service, allowing users to choose from various textiles for the daybed, making it suitable for any outdoor setting. This personalization service is something that distinguishes and will make your home unique. In an elegant, subtle, and refined way, all projects are different and unique, carried out by a specialized team that will offer you the best service. Product: Tropez Daybed Brand: Hommés Studio Contact: [email protected] Although this is just one of the products that the brand’s new collection features, you might also like the following products. Framed in the same style, such as sun loungers, and which are part of our collection, they are also excellent options for decorating your home, or rather, the exterior of your home. You can read their full article in Dezeen Magazine. Source: Dezeen Magazine ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

Take a Look at Kacey Musgraves’s Spectacular Nashville Home – A Peaceful Space Filled with Nude Tones designed by Lindsay Rhodes. The Grammy-winning country singer-songwriter Kacey Musgraves, alongside the interior designer Lindsay Rhodes, crafted the 3,500-square-foot Nashville home. This refuge was bought in 2020, initially necessitated by Musgraves’s belief that this was the ideal home for her new beginning that she refers to as «a big life change.»  Musgraves looked to transform the original house’s color palette and aesthetic – a colorful maximalist place – into a peaceful and plant-filled retreat, with a predominant contemporary design and a few vintage details. The 33-year-old singer personalized the propriety according to her taste, which resulted in this sleek and elegant sanctuary, boasting white and cream hues, filled with minimalist furnishings and some wood details. “I wanted a place that felt like me,” “where I could express myself without having to think about another person and what they might want.”, she said. “This felt like a new beginning.”. With the heavy decoration that the built-in 2012 house had before this new calm interior aesthetic, Musgraves felt the necessity to transform the space into a blank canvas to realize what she wanted for her Nashville home decoration project. Lindsay Rhodes says “The house had a lot of subway tiles and Craftsman-style details, so we wanted to make everything feel clean. We basically blanketed the entire kitchen with plaster, even the island, to create smooth lines and give it a stonelike texture. Then we used a pale mineral paint throughout the house. It almost feels like a watercolor; instead of being flat, it gives a little dimension.”.  When looking around carefully, it’s possible to see that Kacey wanted to have many orbs and circles, that are a reference to the theme of “full circle-ness,” which kept emerging as she was writing the tracks on “Star-Crossed.” “I had some spiritual experiences that involved orbs – I had a psychedelic plant therapy session in which people from my past kept presenting themselves to me in the form of orbs,” she recalled. “Without running the risk of sounding like an absolute psycho, it was really transformative for me.” The Nashville home was all painted with clear tones, having its majority tinted in white or off-white. If the idea of monochromatic whites feels bland, Musgraves’s passion for shopping at antique thrift decoration stores for getting the most unique and eye-catching items gives each room a warm feel. Kacey is not only a multi-talented musician but a crafting and clay pottery enthusiast. “There’s something really interesting to me about taking ownership over an object that meant a lot to someone else, and kind of becoming the new steward of whatever it is,” she said. Many of the larger pieces of decoration, such as the enormous bust displayed by the singer’s swimming pool are bought in second (or more) hand. The singer confessed that she wanted a neutral palette to serve as a relaxing spot in the middle of her crazy lifestyle. “I really wanted a really serene space to come home to that felt, like, honestly like a spa and a place where I could find room for my thoughts.”  With that being said, the Nashville home piano room is a great example. Kacey incorporated a dusky pink that was inspired by a candle into one creative room. She says that this is one of her favorite rooms in the house and explained her appreciation for a “monochromatic moment.” The warm shade is “a perfect balance of masculine and feminine.”. The built-in seating is cushioned in velvet and mohair fabrics in the same tone as the wall and it’s combined with a pair of Vintage French cocktail tables and an antique grey rug. A photograph of the singer’s mother adorns the room walls and it’s a unique detail as well. One of her favorite thrift purchases was this antique French bed frame. It is an exquisite detail located in one of her guest rooms in the Nashville home. “I love thinking about who might have slept here, what they dreamed about, the love that was made on this bed,” “To me, it’s really magical.” – she says. Another special area of the Nashville home is the powder room, which has a design scheme that Musgraves planned for a while, even before moving to the new home. The space walls are covered in nude sketches. “I’d started collecting nude sketches because I had this vision of hanging their floor to ceiling in a bathroom, but I hadn’t done it,” she revealed. “And then it was somehow here, already manifested, almost exactly how I’d pictured it. It’s one of my favorite things about the house.” As she walks around, pointing out her favorite things, it’s clear that almost everything in the house has a story, which makes the Nashville home completely unique. A lot of small pieces have a story behind them like the ceramic camel on her bar that she made herself a summer before – “this clay class with a bunch of old ladies that was the most fun ever.”  Musgraves also tried to invoke a wabi-sabi aesthetic – a Japanese concept of embracing beauty in imperfection – that the singer appreciates because she felt like a way of explaining her actual aesthetic. “You can’t put your finger on the exact style of this house, and I’d say the same about my music. Instead, it’s a big patchwork quilt of all these things that spark some kind of joy in me.” She also kept a minimalist vibe in her Nashville home – “The interior of this home was my first time trying to embrace a minimalist mindset, and that is a challenge for me,” Musgraves admits. “I love collecting things that intrigue me, which doesn’t always bode well for [maintaining] a minimalist environment.” Source: Architectural Digest ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project,

This New York City Condo on the 27th floor of a luxury building, is a journey of optimism and dynamism, perfectly reflecting the register of designer Peter Sandel. This new York City Condo had a primary need, according to Peter Sandel, the homeowners needed to have the initiative to go ahead with the project, since the structure had the full potential to become a dynamic New York City Condo. The 27th floor of a luxury condo in Hudson Square, with its distinctive river views and expanding neighborhood, needed to benefit from the contemporary aesthetic of Peter Sandel, who was introduced to the clients, Bridie and Phill, recent college graduates soon to be married, who intended to start their lives in the this New York City Condo. With an interior under construction, although the exterior of the building was fully completed, Peter Sandel had the opportunity to innovate and make this New York City Condo a mirror of his register. With virtual meetings, due to the pandemic, Peter and the rest of the team gathered information about the couple as well as they could. Adepts of color and especially orange tones assigning a brightness discretion, they leaned into textures over colors throughout, according to Peter Sandel it would be more reasonable colors in smaller doses and to take advantage of Peter Sandel’s experience in materials to create deepness and contrast. All they had to bring were the clothes and the engagement ring. There were certain characteristics about the couple that had to be expressed in the interior of the apartment. Bridie, being the youngest of five sisters, had a fun personality so the interior of the bedroom had to be distinctive and different. The two bedrooms and bathroom, with plastered parts and black framed windows, have a covetable view and allow plenty of natural light to get in. In interiors with a funny criteria adding pieces from Ach Colection it’s an absolute need. Bridie had a preference for soft tones, curved shapes, and minimalist lighting, making it necessary to repurpose the historic and classic design. The living space could also be used as a second bedroom in the house, according to Peter Sandel. This living – room is a must, what about complementing it with a sophisticated touch, by adding the Moa Armchair by Hommés Studio. A long, rectangular space connects the kitchen, dining – room, and living – room, so that there can be privacy and distinction for the couple’s places of repose and work. For the furniture layout, Peter contacted Michael Lanzillo, an associate designer and draftsman, local artisans and a network of well-known retailers.  With pieces originating from all over the world, giving the house a distinctive history, the idea of enjoyment, interesting and difference was very clear. The black and white art piece is Winter Thicket by Robert Kelly. In December 2020, Peter Sandel and his team entered the building for the first time. As an active construction location, the team’s presence on the building could not be too prolonged, knowing that security was a factor. The arrival of the sellers was scheduled by the team at five – minute intervals so that they could get in and out as soon as they collected the necessary information.  It was a hectic process to see all the finishes with the relevant architectural and light elements. With soft tones and the presence of wood, the entryway in this New York City Condo would be completely high – end by adding the Nilo Mirror by Hommés Studio. This New York City condo was completed about one year after the beginning of the construction and one month before the couple’s wedding.  Between the couple, the fondness for timeless design was clear, and optimism throughout the process was constant, which made the project easy for Peter Sandel and the team. ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

Kips bay: Look inside the magical spaces designed by Peter Pennoyer, Sarah Bartholomew, Paloma Contreras, and more  1973 was the year Kips Bay began; that year, several dedicated supporters of the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club launched the Kips Bay Decorator Show House to raise funds for after-school and enrichment programs for the children of New York. For 47 years, Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club has celebrated the best interior design by transforming a luxurious Manhattan home into an elegant display of fine furniture, art, and technology. For big design enthusiasts, Kips Bay has been an unmissable event as it is known for driving interior design trends around the world. In 2021, two events took place, one in Palm Beach and the other in Dallas, both of which will astound design fans. This year, through April 3rd, the first event will be held in Palm Beach, Florida. When it came time to think about the 2022 Kips Bay Decorator Show House, the 24 designers didn’t need to look for inspiration. Turning to local styles past and present, they created rooms as fresh and vibrant as the palette the Florida destination is known for. Collor and pattern: and an overwhelming sense of whimsy; after all, we are talking about brilliant designers. Located in the Old Northwood Historic District, the home marks the fifth major fundraiser for the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County. Any enthusiast sees this house as an inspiration, regardless of where they live. The house presented at Kips Bay is thus a combination of past and present when it comes to design choice. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with landscaping by Bell Design, Inc., which includes a festive pergola and elephant topiaries, signs of the attitude and elegance of the interior rooms. Once inside, layers of detail drawn from the county’s fanciful and grandiose style history meet intricate ceiling details, railings, and bold color combinations. These bold colors can also be seen in the 2021 Kips Bay in Dallas. The way there is a crazy combination of colors makes this dining room a highlight throughout the house. To better understand this year’s choices, we collected some opinions from the designers. Paloma Contreras described the direction of her sunroom, noting, “Many of the features you see that I feel are emblematic of Palm Beach, but I wanted to execute them in a more modern and more restrained way than the typical.” Cathy M. Austin, who designed “a bright, colorful casita” as part of the guest house, shared, “Everyone I’ve met here is such a colorful character, so every person is the inspiration behind my space.” You can watch the “colorful casita” as Cathy describes below; take a look. While Alice Engel of Peter Pennoyer Architects, who designed “a living room inspired by Florida days,” shared that the tangerine grasscloth on the walls of her space was “a nod to Florida’s citrus cultures with a mural of lemon trees.” painted on top.” You can see this room below, a room full of color, but where all the elements come together and show how detail can make a difference in decorating a house’s interior. Thus, all the house rooms are unique; however, they complement each other. Whether in 2021 in Palm Beach, in Dallas, in 2022 in Palm Beach, or even in any other part of the United States of America, the Kips Bay Decorate Show House is an event for those who love design, should not miss. We really hope you liked our article. Feel free to pin all the images to your favorite Pinterest board. Meanwhile, you can also visit our Pinterest boards to get more inspiration. The reality is that it doesn’t take 24 designers to renovate your home; it can be you. Source: Galerie Magazine ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

This tropical island Home Full of Luxury by Greg Natale completely goes out of the designer’s typical style. A metal lover, in this Home Full of Luxury by Greg Natale there’s a escape to his usual register, where we hardly find the presence of gold, brass or copper.  A house located in the tropics requires the use of other types of materials, metals are not an option, salt can erode the materials, present from doorknobs to toasters.  On a vacation to Qualia on Hamilton Island, the family that purchased this Home Full of Luxury by Greg Natale was overwhelmed by the beauty of the location and the property.  Chris Beckingham designed the suites that belong to the house, a structure in accordance with the outdoor environment, with large glass windows that allow you to take in the beauty of the exterior that envelops the Home Full of Luxury by Greg Natale. A structure based on a series of connected sheds, with a main building with bedrooms, two indoor and four outdoor living areas, a kitchen and a backup kitchen, and a couple of swimming pools as required. Having previously worked with the clients in question, Greg was able to achieve a satisfactory result in that he knew what was intended by the owners. With a clear inspiration in Qualia, the Home Full of Luxury by Greg Natale has a warm, mysterious and comfortable interior. With an Italian style and furniture reminiscent of the 1970s. In an outdoor space at this Home Full of Luxury by Greg Natale that evokes a sense of warmth and comfort nothing could be better than adding a Kara Sofa from Hommés Studio which is perfect for environments like this. There is a connection between the warm and vaporous Hamilton Island, with its humid environment, and the wood in the entire Home Full of luxury by Greg Natale needed to breathe, so all the slatted details in the kitchen and all the carpentry were designed to have the highest air flow, to avoid damaging the interior materials of the building. Adding pieces from the Ach Collection, goes along with the style of this outdoor category that calls for a more lively yet still comfortable approach. With rosewood ceilings that convey a warm sense of place, Greg Natale took advantage and worked the rosewood back with walnut on important pieces like the dining table. In addition to the use of metals that was shattered in this work, Greg Natale used a very attractive pattern on the sofa, Monstera pattern, with the tropical look, instead of using the typical sofa pad colors of previous interior projects. We can always add the Lunarys Center Table Olive Marron that will give a sophisticated and elegant touch to this Home Full of Luxury by Greg Natale. A simple but attractive kitchen, with abundant woodwork carefully thought out to remain looking great given the environment in which it is located. With a strict requirement that each room in the house should be the best room, the clients wanted them to be like hotel rooms, all matching, so that there is a consistency between perceptions and so that whoever ends up in any room feels the same way. In the bathroom we can verify the presence of curtains in pink hues and a prevalence of wood in an interior with darker walls, contrasting tones and emphasizing the theme of the interior spaces. Although this is not Greg Natale’s first project with these clients, it is the first project on an island, an interesting challenge for Greg Natale.  Besides the transportation of the parts being a challenge, the biggest challenge was dealing with Cyclone Debbie on March 28, 2017, the day the project was to be installed. The storm caused damage, particularly to the roller blinds which caused them to explode, the kitchen was damaged, the floor, the curtains and wall covering all had to be re-done, delaying the final result. Counting on the positive collaboration of the owners who faced the situation with optimism and the will to continue with the work, making the house totally cyclone proof. With mostly urban projects, this house was an excellent opportunity for Greg Natale to take a turn at a more earthy home.  A house that won Readers Choice Best Residential Home in the Belle Coco Republic Interior Design Awards. Yet another break from the rule, Greg Natale didn’t expect to win, so he hadn’t set up a speech. A well thought out and extremely pleasant place to spend time on holidays. Source: Homes to Love ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

Despite Manhattan being a darker, cosmopolitan city, one family escapes the rule and lives in a Blooming Oasis by Courtney McLeod in a 40 foot wall mural filled with joy and color. Despite Manhattan being a darker, cosmopolitan city, one family escapes the rule and lives in a Blooming Oasis by Courtney McLeod in a 40 foot wall filled with joy and color. An apartment in central New York with a special feature, a super long wall connecting the dining and living rooms. McLeod knew immediately what to do with the structure in this Blooming Oasis by Courtney McLeod. Painting was out of the question, something more irreverent was required. A lively botanical wall covering was put in as an option and a whole palette of captivating colors was set on the table. Featuring peacocks, storks, and monkeys, light hues in the bedrooms, a round pink rug and a yellow tête – à – tête in the living – room, green walls in the master bedroom, metallic wall covering in the hallway separating the children’s rooms, floral prints, velvety colors, this Blooming Oasis by Courtney McLeod is essentially a world of colors, textures and sensations. With an almost complete floor plan by Jory Schwartz of SH Projects, McLeod added her touch through the fun furniture placed in different locations in the living – room. Precisely with children in mind, in the dining – room we find invisible protections in a custom acrylic cover for the table and Élitis performance velvet that sparkles and glamorously presents the chairs. A perfect table for this interior would be the Tower Dining Table by Hommés Studio, a marble piece easily adapted to the required protections and will give a refined care to this space. In the bedroom we can observe a headboard adapted to the clients, a fearless, irreverent headboard that does not go unnoticed. Full of colors, it describes the idea for this Blooming Oasis by Courtney McLeod perfectly. In such an environment it will be relevant to resort to the products of the Ach Collection, funny, different and with a sense of irreverence. A fun wall covering with a banana pattern livens up a by itself dark hallway between children’s rooms. Highlighting the idea of fun, irreverence and uniqueness of this house, this hallway conveys the idea for this Blooming Oasis by Courtney McLeod in the most discoverable way possible, with this fun pattern no one will walk down the hallway without finding it entertaining. An interior painted in apple green gives a more vibrant and irreverent look to the space. The children’s room is a great example of the animated environment that exists inside this house, painted entirely in apple green, when the door is open we can see the bananas of the wall covering in the hallway and the furniture that is inside the room gives a coherent sense to the rest of the theme in the room. In the kitchen we can see the blue painted island, Benjamin Moore Blue Danube, which cuts with the light tones and wood. Never could a kitchen in a house with such a different and fun theme be simple, contrasting with the white walls and the simple wood of the island top, the vibrant blue gives a more fun look, being in accordance with the rest of the house. In the bathroom we find a fun wall covering full of flamingos, again the presence of animals, giving it a different and unique touch. With a marble top with simpler furniture, there had to be something captivating about this area. The wall covering full of flamingos gives this space a more funky and different view as the straightness of the house allows to transmit. This Blooming Oasis by Courtney McLeod, full of fun colors and patterns, is also captivating and interesting for its ability to convey both a sense of calm and excitement. It will definitely not be boring to live in this Blooming Oasis by Courtney McLeod. ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.