Marni Elyse Katz
Design Journalist and Curator at Freelance
Art, fashion, + interior design writer/editor/blogger http://t.co/2Zm0E6uk
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6 days ago |
bostonglobe.com | Marni Elyse Katz
Designer Kelli Caldwell devised a plan that will let this room go from nursery to guest room down the road.Photograph by Tamara Flanagan; styling by Sean WilliamWith four dogs, three kids, and twins on the way, Kelli Caldwell’s clients purchased a former inn in Concord for their newly blended family. Although the late 19th-century home needed changes to accommodate everyday living, the couple asked Caldwell to preserve its historic, quirky feel; the nursery included.
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1 week ago |
nshoremag.com | Marni Elyse Katz
Katie and her husband wanted a home where they could be themselves. The couple asked Samantha Arak, a friend of Katie’s from college, to design stylish rooms where they and their two young daughters could live, play, create, and grow together. “Some clients design with entertaining in mind,” says Arak, owner of Medford-based Samantha Carey Interiors, “but the focus here is on immediate family.”The couple desired every room in their Arlington home to have purpose, often multiple purposes.
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Marni Elyse Katz
When the owner of this stately Colonial home in Needham decided she wanted a reading nook all her own, she chose the big, empty landing at the stop of the stairs. “It has a little balcony that overlooks the front lawn and gets so much sun,” Barbara Jones says.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Marni Elyse Katz
The owners of this 1740s saltbox farmhouse in Weston hoped to move away from their taste for traditional design. That said, they really wanted to incorporate pieces that they already owned. “Every room has old and new pieces, including antiques inherited from their families,” says Katie Martinez of Katie Martinez Design. A traditional wood mantel salvaged from a grandparent’s home in Cleveland was the starting point. To shake things up, the designer went all in with pattern and color.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Marni Elyse Katz
The dining room is the central point of this Rhode Island home.Photograph by Jane Beiles; styling by Karin Lidbeck BrentIn this modestly-sized, 1920s bungalow in Westerly, Rhode Island, the dining room is the hub of the home. “As the access point to both the screened porch and the deck, people are in and out of here all day,” Kaitlin Smith, owner of Kaitlin Smith Interiors, says.
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