Jason Poremba and David Scott create a light-filled residence in Water Mill.
Harmonia, Inc. implements an outdoor design that responds to architecture and honors the land.
The designer embraces amorphous forms to give a strong definition to the many rooms of a new-build.
The Florida homeowners liken their summer life out East as being at summer camp for grownups.
Designer Tricia Foley and architect Jack Wettling craft an ethereal, thoughtfully reimagined coastal escape.
In East Hampton, a designer and his family have established a regular routing at their circa-1815 house.
Michael Ward and Manel Garcia Espejo nipped and tucked their Long Island home so it feels tailor-made for them.
A residence in a scenic setting evokes both old and new memories for a family of five.
The homeowner wanted a new era and vibe to prevail inside her period-style residence.
Delivery! The owners of this New York City home got a new rug and a new baby on the same day.
A beloved home enjoys new views of the Litchfield Hills.
During their initial work furnishing an Irvington house, the designers kept getting more and more rooms to complete, until they had done it all.
Alexander Reid used the sartorial habits of a couple to begin his work shaping the rooms of their NYC home.
After 20 years, a beloved home gets updated for contemporary living.
The special natural hues that define the area dictated the interiors of a new home for a couple.
A young family and their designer reaffirm a love of antiques.
A designer and her great friend from the past worked together to reconfigure a home, and in the process reinvented a friendship.
This new-build is filled with art, mid-century furnishings, and expanses of glass.
This three-level home boasts contemporary interiors and sweeping views of Biscayne Bay.
Stewart-Schafer restores a neglected centuries-old house.
It's a given that upon arriving at their North Palm Beach house, a couple from the northeast knows that life is suddenly going to be calm, serene, and carefree.
Top projects at the 2024 Connecticut IDAs.
A wine silo, a restored fisherman's shack, and a horse barn-turned-guest house.
Spoiler alert: None of these kitchens are all-white designs.