Erika Heet

Jul 29, 2024 | interiorsmagazine.com | Erika Heet

Published As: Design VocabularyInterior Design: Chandos CollectiveText: Lisa Bingham DewartPhotography: Kris EllisWhile Houston might be miles from Paris, both geographically and aesthetically speaking, interior designer Chandos Dodson Epley of Chandos Collective took a decidedly French approach to recasting her clients’ River Oaks residence.

Jul 18, 2024 | interiorsmagazine.com | Erika Heet

Published As: Livin’ the DreamInterior Design: Tineke TriggsText: Lydia LeePhotography: Christopher StarkCreating someone’s dream home is a big responsibility, but it’s one that San Francisco–based designer Tineke Triggs relishes. “To create something that feels unique to the client, I try to get into their heads,” says Triggs, whose careful attention to individuality can be seen in her recent book, Design Mixology.

May 31, 2024 | interiorsmagazine.com | Erika Heet

Published As: WHEN IN ROMEInterior Design: Studio RivielloText: Erika HeetPhotography: Gianni FranchellucciOccupying the main floor of a dazzling Roman Baroque palazzo, this apartment is a wealth of treasures and sophistication spanning four centuries. The owners, who possess an incredible collection of art and antiques, called upon architects Donato Riviello and Valeria Zicarelli to curate the rooms.

May 28, 2024 | interiorsmagazine.com | Erika Heet

Published As: Brave New WorldInterior Design: Anthony Gianacakos/Anthony George HomeText: Caren KurlanderPhotography: Marta Xochilt PerezDesigner Anthony Gianacakos was approached to create interiors for the high-rise apartment his long-time client Matt Grossman had recently purchased in Manhattan’s Hudson Yards neighborhood—and was given an intriguing direction. “He didn’t want anything left white,” Gianacakos says.

Apr 19, 2024 | interiorsmagazine.com | Erika Heet

Published As: Pitch PerfectInterior Design: Peti LauText: Erika HeetPhotography: Brittany AmbridgeAfter creating a cohesive flow for clients who combined two apartments into one in a 1923 building on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, designer Peti Lau was called back in to update it for the needs of their changing lifestyle, which included raising three teenagers. “I wanted it to feel cozy, but with separations within the spaces,” Lau says.