June 21, 2008
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Antonia’s understand of the exceptional and her love for refinement continue to be the core of her design philosophy. This is “Caribbean House” some of her portfolio. Antonia is a designer whose work is at once sumptuous and pristine, at least partly the result of a near mania for all manner of design. Degrees in jewelry making and interior design, plus years spent buying antiques abroad before running her own antiques store in L.A., inform her work. So does having grown up in a house with “crazy, intellectual parents, with books everywhere.” Hutt laughs at her reaction against the rooms of her childhood. “I can think of nothing worse for my mother (an economist) than that I became a decorator.” |
June 16, 2008
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Sophie Munro is based in New York and travels worldwide on commissions. She specialises in shooting interiors, architecture, yachts, food and travel and writes many of the articles for editorial magazines. This is some her photo gallery. |
May 19, 2008
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This family retreat is packed with bright, fresh colors and modern accents. The playful design pairs plush yet casual furnishings with iconic pieces and contemporary art to create the perfect beachside getaway. |
April 30, 2008
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Paul Costello grew up in San Francisco and in Napa California. He graduated from New York University with a degree in photography and has been in New York ever since. Costello’s work has appeared in many editorial publications including Town and Country, Travel and Leisure, Domino, Elle Decor as well as many others. This is Interiors & Lifestyle, some his portfolio. |
February 28, 2008
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William McIntosh are individually conceived and meticulously crafted. Unique architectural and decorative solutions beautifully detailed and executed, each project emphasizes the integration of architecture and interior design. His work is once familiar but also reveals surprises and new interpretations, embracing both the period and the modern. |
February 25, 2008
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An existing loft space was remodeled to reclaim the spirit of the original concrete warehouse and to bring natural light into a previously dark interior. Sculptural wood elements and strategic lighting create pockets of intimacy within the structure of the open plan, while neutral walls provide deferential background for the display of art. |
February 18, 2008
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Philip Galanes was an entertainment lawyer, Chief Operating Officer for a children’s media company, and is now an author, avid furniture collector and consults on interior design projects. Philip now also consults on interior design projects for select clients. Recent projects include a House in East Hampton, interior design, furnishings and art for an Edward Durrell Stone townhouse, and a guest house/garden pavilion in Greenwich Village. |
February 15, 2008
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TREND Designs was established in the year 2000 and has some 12 years experience within the interior design and home restoration market. To date TREND’s clients have included the UK’s leading Property Developers, Residential investors and many private home owners and as a result offers packages from as simple as one bathroom or kitchen to the complete house refurbishment. House packs for Residential Investors planning on letting their properties are also available. This is some there portfolio. |
February 12, 2008
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Ghislaine Viñas established her interior design studio in 1999, when commissioned to do the complete build-out of a 9,000-sq-ft office/art gallery in the Starrett Lehigh Building in New York’s Chelsea art district. She has successfully completed many projects, both commercial and residential, ranging from New York City projects that include a townhouse in Greenwich Village, lofts in Tribeca, an art gallery in Chelsea, to offices and homes in Los Angeles, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Conneticut. This is Montauk Beach House interior design by Ghislaine Viñas. |
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