Deb Schwartz

Jan 7, 2025 | fredericmagazine.com | Isabel Molster |Deb Schwartz

Eleanor Edelman's New York home is a treasure trove of collected artworks. In the summer of 2020, Eleanor Edelman started looking at houses for sale in Brooklyn—not because she was thinking of buying one, but because she didn’t have much else to do.

Aug 25, 2023 | fredericmagazine.com | Martha Moskowitz |Deb Schwartz

See how this rising design star created a serene, family-friendly home. The project started small: Joshua Smith was approached by a former client who needed help selecting upholstery fabric. She and Smith had hit it off during the renovation of her Hamptons home, where Smith served as the project manager under noted designer Steven Gambrel.

Aug 18, 2023 | fredericmagazine.com | Martha Moskowitz |Deb Schwartz

With self-professed “pet parents” splurging on everything from cat cryotherapy to at-home grooming stations, a run-of-the-mill water bowl or chewed-up tennis ball just doesn’t cut it anymore. These 14 stylish picks will have your favorite pets (and their owners) wagging their tails.

Aug 18, 2023 | revistaad.es | Deb Schwartz |Cristina Noe Sebastian

No siempre una reforma empieza por las escaleras. Es el caso de una vivienda clásica de Brooklyn de finales del siglo XIX que necesitaba luz natural a raudalesTenía potencial. A pesar de ser oscura, la casa era grande y hermosa. Como en casi todos los adosados de influencia italiana de finales del siglo XIX en Brooklyn, solo había ventanas en las partes delantera y trasera, por lo que los rayos de sol nunca llegaban hasta el centro de la vivienda, y los pisos inferiores eran especialmente lúgubres.

May 18, 2023 | architecturaldigest.com | Deb Schwartz

The brownstone was big and beautiful, but there was a darkness at its core. Not an existential darkness, not a spiritual darkness, but a literal one. Like almost all town houses, the 1873 Italianate structure in Brooklyn had windows just in the front and the rear, so light never penetrated to its center, and the lower floors were particularly gloomy.