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Nel cuore di Manhattan, una casa storica rivive grazie alle scelte audaci dello studio Ashe Leandro, tra colori inaspettati e dettagli giocosi

Dec 5, 2024 | ad-italia.it | Michael Boodro |Adrian Gaut

Lo studio Ashe Leandro, nella lista degli AD100, riporta a nuova vita una casa storica a New York di una giovane e numerosa famiglia. È la classica townhouse del Greenwich Village, in uno degli isolati più ambiti in uno dei quartieri più ambiti di Manhattan. Si erge, solida e lineare, né imponente né particolarmente bella. I suoi cinque piani contengono un grazioso piano living e cinque camere da letto, per non parlare delle terrazze e di un giardino sul retro.
Lauren Santo Domingo Fashions a Sophisticated Ski Retreat in Jackson Hole

Nov 11, 2024 | architecturaldigest.com | Derek Blasberg |Adrian Gaut |Colin King

All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. “No chalet clichés!” That was the first thing that came to Lauren Santo Domingo’s mind when she began envisioning her dream ski house in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Step Inside a Lavish Upper East Side Home Reimagined With Bold Moves

Nov 6, 2024 | architecturaldigest.com | Jessica Ritz |Adrian Gaut

All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. When Ryan Korban’s clients invited him to consider possibilities for “a very specific home” located on the Upper East Side, he understood the two possible general trajectories. “You’re into buying it because you love it, or you’re buying it because you’re gutting the whole thing,” Korban says.
Un appartement avant-gardiste avec vue sur Central Park

Sep 17, 2024 | admagazine.fr | Adrian Gaut

Dans cet appartement new-yorkais perché au 66e étage du gratte-ciel 111 W57th Street, un lampadaire ne se contente pas d’éclairer l’espace : il raconte une histoire. Au sommet de ce luminaire se dresse une pyramide inversée en chrome, maintenue par un anneau architectural, à l’intérieur duquel un raccord évoque la forme d’une flamme. Œuvre de l’architecte italien Ugo La Pietra, cette pièce vintage incarne parfaitement le design des années 1980.
Visit a Delightfully Remodeled Historic Greenwich Village Town House

Sep 9, 2024 | architecturaldigest.com | Michael Boodro |Adrian Gaut |Ian Carr

All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. It's the quintessential Greenwich Village town house, on one of the most coveted blocks in one of Manhattan’s most coveted neighborhoods. It stands solid and straightforward, neither grand nor prepossessing. Its five stories contain a gracious parlor floor and five bedrooms, not to mention terraces and a back garden.
Nella campagna poco fuori New York, una casa è stata progettata con un forte carattere europeo

Apr 6, 2024 | ad-italia.it | Mitchell Owens |Adrian Gaut

Per questa casa nella campagna americana l’interior designer Martin Brûlé si è ispirato al gusto della Normandia, rifugiando, quanto più possibile, il cliché dello stile country. «Fantasia, e storie da raccontare»: è da qui che nascono le magnifiche case di Martin Brûlé, interior designer di Montreal, fondatore del suo studio a New York nel 2021, e di recente con un ufficio anche a Parigi.
Two West Village Apartments Share a Sensibility for Play and Elegance

Apr 2, 2024 | architecturaldigest.com | Nicole Franzen |Adrian Gaut

“I’m the ashtray guy,” Eric Wink jokes after detailing the numerous vintage examples that are peppered like Easter eggs in his very first front-to-back interior design project. A design fiend since his art history undergrad days, Eric started building up a private collection of vintage objets after he joined interior design studio Gachot as a brand director. Eventually, friends who saw his apartment began reaching out to ask him to rethink their space.
Tour a Park Slope, Brooklyn, Home That’s Filled With Midcentury Treasures

Feb 14, 2024 | architecturaldigest.com | Sarah Lyon |Adrian Gaut

For Alan Eckstein, the founder of New York gallery and design studio Somerset House, the opportunity to design a Park Slope brownstone “completely changed our world.” Eckstein connected with the owners of the 6,300-square-foot home, which had recently been renovated by AD PRO Directory firm The Brooklyn Home Company, when they set foot in his Long Island City showroom.
Tour a Glimmering Historic Home on Gramercy Park

Feb 9, 2024 | architecturaldigest.com | David Sokol |Adrian Gaut |Kim Ficaro

Peter Pelsinski recalls how, some years back, longtime client Stephen Sullens “made an offhand remark that he’d love to find a place on Gramercy Park” to himself and Karen Stonely, who together oversee New York–based SPAN Architecture. “That stuck in the back of our brains,” Pelsinski adds. So when a colleague “mentioned the possibility of this structure going to market, we told Steve.” Sullens and his wife, Allison, closed on the historic property in 2017.
Tour a Sprawling Hudson Valley Retreat Defined by an Eclectic Mix of Periods and Styles

Jan 11, 2024 | architecturaldigest.com | Mitchell Owens |Adrian Gaut

“Fantasies and narratives” is how Montreal-born interior designer Martin Brûlé describes the mysteriously soul-stirring residences for which he has become known since establishing his firm in New York City in 2021. (He has recently opened an outpost in Paris.) Why should a private house, a lifestyle boutique, or a department store simply be an envelope when it can set minds soaring and hearts aflutter?