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This project is a late 1890s brownstone located in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. “It’s one of those neighborhoods that perfectly captures old New York charm while still feeling vibrant and livable today,” says designer Jordan Slocum. “We’ve always loved Boerum Hill for its tree-lined streets, historic architecture, and strong sense of community. There’s an incredible mix of old and ...

When searching for the perfect paint for this primary suite in Dana Point, designer Elspeth Keller had to think outside the box. Benjamin Moore’s Mexican Tile was the perfect color, but only Portola Paints could deliver the soft, chalky texture she craved. So, a custom match was born—and with it, the entire palette.

“Our clients are vibrant, brave, and jet-setting,”...

“Architecturally, it stands on its own,” Donyea Tollie says of this Sebring, Florida home. “Designed in a plantation style, the home carries a complex and undeniable history. As a Black design firm designing for a Black family, we approach our work with deep awareness and responsibility, so this was something we could not ignore.”

Her clients are a close-knit Black ...

Frances Mildred is an architectural and interior design practice founded by Brian Papa and Lauren MacCuaig. The pair share a deep appreciation for craftsmanship and thoughtful design, qualities that are beautifully expressed in this loft renovation within a converted factory building in Tribeca.

“Tribeca is defined by contrasts that are visual, experiential, and his...

This 1970s home in San Diego had fallen victim to an ill-conceived renovation in the 1990s. “My clients lived in the house for a few years before embarking on the construction,” says interior designer Kelly Hinchman. The couple enlisted her firm, Studio H Design Group, to reimagine the property. They wanted to open up the kitchen and living room and include a back kitchen/pan...