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1 day ago | 
cottagesgardens.com | David Masello |Kate Jordan |Brittany Albert
During their initial work furnishing an Irvington house, the designers kept getting more and more rooms to complete, until they had done it all. April 22, 2025 by David Masello | Kate Jordan | Styling by Brittany Albert A Sandberg floral wallpaper graces the dining room’s walls. Photography by Kate S.
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2 months ago | 
architecturaldigest.com | Paola Singer |William Jess Laird |Brittany Albert
The makeover of this apartment in New York City’s West Chelsea area was an educational experience for everyone involved. For interior designer Jessie Schuster, it meant having to work with a very limited color scheme, something she hadn’t done before. “My client really gravitates towards primary colors, and I never thought about color in that way,” she says.
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2 months ago | 
architecturaldigest.com | Kristen Flanagan |Nicole Franzen |Brittany Albert
When artist Noelia Hobeika and video editor Burke Williams decided to plant roots in Paris ahead of the birth of their first child, the couple, who split their time between Brooklyn and the French capital, discovered a Haussmannian apartment that, while brimming with charm, had remained untouched for decades. What followed was a transformation that married understated elegance with deeply personal touches—all under the thoughtful eye of designer Thomas Fournier.
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Nov 28, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.com | Kelly Dawson |Kate Jordan |Brittany Albert
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. Architect Kristin Luks remembers feeling surprised the first time she stepped into this apartment in order to get to work for her clients.
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Nov 22, 2024 | 
cottagesgardens.com | George Collective |Shannon Assenza |Brittany Albert
HC&G sits down with designer McKenzie Milhousen of By George Collective.
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Nov 16, 2024 | 
thelocalproject.com.au | Aimee O’Keefe |Brittany Albert
Designed by Ronit Lee, founder of Vellum Studio, Prospect Park West evokes undertones of a classic New York City loft yet is grounded in a feminine and understated design, offering a calm space to escape from a bustling city. Prospect Park West is housed within a Classic Revival-style building from the 1920s, located on a corner overlooking a historic Brooklyn park. The brief therefore called for a design that responds to the views and hues within the surrounding locale.
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Aug 9, 2024 | 
ad-italia.it | Sam Cochran |Ori Harpaz |Brittany Albert
Tutti i prodotti sono selezionati in piena autonomia editoriale. Se acquisti uno di questi prodotti potremmo ricevere una commissione. L’appartamento a Brooklyn di un mecenate dell’arte che diventa la casa “per sempre”. Qual è la vita che volete fare? E dove? Entrambe le domande possono sembrare scoraggianti nella nostra epoca attuale.
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Jul 29, 2024 | 
admagazine.com | Sam Cochran |Brittany Albert |Corina Mendoza
¿Casas elegantes? ¿Para qué vida las pensamos? ¿Cuál es la vida que quieres llevar? ¿Y dónde? Pueden parecer preguntas desalentadoras en el ciclo de enjuague existencial que es nuestra época actual. Para Will Palley, las respuestas surgieron no hace mucho, cuando, tras 12 años de tanteo en Nueva York, se dio cuenta de que la ciudad estaba destinada a ser su hogar.
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Jun 21, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.com | Sam Cochran |Ori Harpaz |Brittany Albert
What is the life you want to lead? And where? Both can feel like daunting questions in the existential rinse cycle that is our present era. For Will Palley, the answers came into focus not long ago when, after 12 tentative years in New York, he realized the city was truly meant to be his home.
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Jun 7, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.com | Morgan Goldberg |Nick Glimenakis |Brittany Albert
Beach houses are often outfitted with white linen upholstery, sea blue accents, and lots of nautical stripes, but Emma Beryl’s clients requested something totally different for their East Hampton, New York, getaway. “They described it as ‘Parisian beach whimsical,’” says the Brooklyn-based interior designer. “They’re very artsy. They wanted the home to feel laid-back, family-friendly, and colorful.
