From the April/May 2024 Issue
The Company We Keep-Cabana Fireplace
The cabana fireplace surround in this Seaside Park guesthouse is made of concrete. “We could have chosen a less expensive tile,” Asifa Tirmizi says, “but there’s an authenticity and purity […]
From the October/November 2023 Issue
Carefully Curated-Dining room
Choosing the perfect soft taupe for the dining room walls was a meticulous process, one that involved many paint samples. Ultimately, a desaturated version of Benjamin Moore & Co.’s “Classic […]
From the October/November 2023 Issue
Carefully Curated-Bedroom
Textured seagrass wallpaper lines the back wall of the primary bedroom; bright white board-and-batten detailing above the fireplace also creates visual interest. Two hanging bubble glass pendants with woven detailing […]
From the October/November 2023 Issue
Carefully Curated-Bunk beds
Bunk beds and a pull-out sofa in a high-performance Crypton fabric ensure there’s always room for overnight guests in the multifunctional space.
From the October/November 2023 Issue
Carefully Curated-foyer
Multiple light fixtures crafted from abaca rope — arranged at varying heights in the foyer’s open stairwell — make a statement against a clean, white backdrop. Wide-plank engineered white oak […]
From the October/November 2023 Issue
Carefully Curated-Guest space
The fun space in a second-floor bonus room generates a hang-ten kind of vibe.
From the October/November 2023 Issue
Carefully Curated-Family room
The sectional sofa and ottoman in the family room are covered in high-performance fabrics; custom leather chairs are equally stylish and durable. A blue area rug “bridges the gap between […]
From the October/November 2023 Issue
Carefully Curated-Laundry room
White-painted cabinets combined with white oak in this second-floor laundry room continue the home’s cohesive design thread. Bright white V-groove paneling gives the windowless space a light, airy feel. The […]
From the October/November 2023 Issue
Carefully Curated-Sitting area
To create a striking contrast, “We chose a lighter-hued rug and sofa as well as artwork with lots of white negative space,” designer Sarah Brady says.