"A 19th-century Gustavian secretary gives the creamy white foyer a jolt of bright apple green. Dutch botanicals from the 17th century pull the scheme together."
Secretary, botanicals and sconces: Tone on Tone.
Loi Thai's early-1900s four-level Edwardian townhouse in Bethesda, Maryland.
Interior design by Loi Thai, Tone on Tone.
Photography by Erik Johnson.
Text by Krissa Rossbund.
"A Lighter Shade of Pale" produced by Eileen A. Deymier.
"Italian cupboard displays collections of creamware and Chinese export porcelain. Suspended from tassel cords is a pair of 18th-century Venetian lions. Oval-black chairs are Danish."
Boston home of Roger Lussier in Boston's Back Bay.
Interior design by Roger Lussier.
Photography by Thibault Jeanson.
Text by Sally Horchow.
"A Life on Display" produced by Carolyn Englefield.
"Italian cupboard displays collections of creamware and Chinese export porcelain. Suspended from tassel cords is a pair of 18th-century Venetian lions. Oval-black chairs are Danish."
Boston home of Roger Lussier in Boston's Back Bay.
Interior design by Roger Lussier.
Photography by Thibault Jeanson.
Text by Sally Horchow.
"A Life on Display" produced by Carolyn Englefield.
"A tall secretary [Mary Douglas] Drysdale designed is flanked by blue china plates, creating a colorful focal point visible from the front entry."
Wall paint: Benjamin Moore's "Wales Green" (75 percent of original color). Ceiling and trim paint: Benjamin Moore's "Linen White."
Architectural and interior design by Mary Douglas Drysdale.
Photography by Ron Blunt.
"Before and After: Capitol Hill Renovation" written and produced by Amy Elbert.
Traditional Home (March 2012).
"Hot pink roses pop against the green secretary and the classic blue and white of the china."
1890s Capitol Hill (Washington, D.C.) row house of Karen and Winfield Sealander.
Architectural and interior design by Mary Douglas Drysdale.
Photography by Ron Blunt.
"Before and After: Capitol Hill Renovation" written and produced by Amy Elbert.
Traditional Home (March 2012).
"Draperies of a Fortuny cotton add warmth to a living room niche furnished with a sofa covered in a Lelievre velour from Starke; the mirror and table are 19th-century Italian."
Architect: William Hablinski.
Interior design by Alexandra and Michael Misczynski, Atelier AM.
Photography by Pieter Estersohn.
Text by Mayer Rus.
"A Classical Las Vegas Home" produced by Howard Christian.
Architectural Digest (September 2012).
"Designer Michael Clattenburg paired a whimsical wall covering depicting rows of bookshelves [by Brunschwig and Fils] with bold green paint in guest quarters he devised for a bachelor businessman in Dubai. Custom-made twin beds feature soaring canopies that accentuate the height of the room."
Interior design by Michael Clattenburg.
Photography by Andy Garner.
Text by Gerald Clarke.
Architectural Digest (August 2007).
Designer Stephen Shubel's 1907 Sausalito fisherman's cottage.
Interior design by Stephen Shubel.
Photography by Luca Trovato.
Interview by Douglas Brenner.
"California Cottage" produced by Doretta Sperduto.
House Beautiful (July - August 2012).
"Built in the 1920s by Albert Farr, this Bay Area residence was remodeled for the 21st century. The decor and design were influenced by the lavish gardens and existing architecture. The house is Mediterranean on the outside and Parisian indoors with furniture and furnishes in peaceful hues of greens and yellows. It has a sense of formality yet is light and open, perfect for a young and vibrant family."
Interior design by Stephen Shubel.
"Built in the 1920s by Albert Farr, this Bay Area residence was remodeled for the 21st century. The decor and design were influenced by the lavish gardens and existing architecture. The house is Mediterranean on the outside and Parisian indoors with furniture and furnishes in peaceful hues of greens and yellows. It has a sense of formality yet is light and open, perfect for a young and vibrant family."
Text and photography from the website of Stephen Shubel.
Interior design by Stephen Shubel.
Piedmont Manor.
Text and photography from the website of Stephen Shubel.
Interior design by Stephen Shubel.
Piedmont Manor.
"In daughter Leigh's room, walls are Sherwin-Williams's Springtime."
Interior design by Stephen Shubel.
Photography by Jeremy Samuelson.
Interview by Mimi Read.
"A California Home Shows Off the Power of Color" produced by Doretta Sperduto.
House Beautiful (January 2009).
"In the dining area, a circa-1910 fireplace surround, chairs from Provence, and a '20s mirror; the prints are by Piranesi, the flooring was originally beams in a Civil War hospital in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and the walls are painted in Benjamin Moore's Sag Harbor Gray."
11,000-square-foot home/workspace of Andrea Filippone and William Welch of Tendenze Design.
Photography by William Waldron.
Styled by JC Garcia-Lavin.
"Ode to the Past" text by Nancy Hass.
Elle Decor (May 2012).
"A screen sheathed in chinoiserie wallpaper meets small-scale British paintings in a bedroom."
Fifth Avenue apartment of Daphne Guinness.
Interior design by Daniel Romualdez.
Photography by Thomas Loof.
Styled by Carolina Irving.
"In Her Fashion" written and produced by James Reginato.
Architectural Digest (March 2011).
"In the front parlor, a circa 1800 French mirror reflects a Rococo-style chandelier."
Karyl Pierce Paxton's 1897 side hall Queen Anne cottage in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Interior design by Karyl Pierce Paxton.
Photography by Kerri McCaffetty.
Stylist: Gregory Bissonnette.
Interview by Mimi Read.
"French Furniture Really Lasts" produced by David M. Murphy.
House Beautiful (January 2008).
"A crusty Empire mirror from a flea market casually leans on a demi-lune table."
Karyl Pierce Paxton's 1897 side hall Queen Anne cottage in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Interior design by Karyl Pierce Paxton.
Photography by Kerri McCaffetty.
Stylist: Gregory Bissonnette.
Interview by Mimi Read.
"French Furniture Really Lasts" produced by David M. Murphy.
House Beautiful (January 2008).
"Tart green walls (Benjamin Moore's Castleton Mist) set a jovial mood in the garconniere. Louis XV chairs are covered in an African-inspired ikat print by Kravet, [Hal] Williamson surprised himself by finding a rare hot pink, gold, and citrus green antique Oushak rug that pulls the room's colors together."
New Orleans, Louisiana home.
Interior design by Hal Williamson.
Photography by John Kernick.
Interview by Mimi Read.
"Change it with Romance" produced by Mary Emmerling.
House Beautiful (October 2008).
Interior design by Hal Williamson.
Photography by John Kernick.
Interview by Mimi Read.
"Change it with Romance" produced by Mary Emmerling.
House Beautiful (October 2008).
"A gray-green sitting room on the second floor has a Gustavian secretary in blue-green paint. The zebra rug is an African tribute."
New Orleans, Louisiana home.
Interior design by Hal Williamson.
Photography by John Kernick.
Interview by Mimi Read.
"Change it with Romance" produced by Mary Emmerling.
House Beautiful (October 2008).
Interior design by Hal Williamson.
Photography by John Kernick.
Interview by Mimi Read.
"Change it with Romance" produced by Mary Emmerling.
House Beautiful (October 2008).
"The cabinetry in the butler's pantry is painted in Ball Green by Farrow and Ball, the countertop is pine, and the sink and fittings are by Waterworks."
Home of writer Julia Reed and her husband in New Orleans's Garden District.
Photography by William Waldron.
Styled by Martin Bourne.
"Affair of the Heart" text by Julia Reed.
Elle Decor (September 2012).
"The pochoir prints in the front parlor are by Eugene Alain Seguy, and the olive-wood chest is Italian; the curtains are of a Claremont silk, and the heart-pine flooring is original."
Home of writer Julia Reed and her husband in New Orleans's Garden District.
Photography by William Waldron.
Styled by Martin Bourne.
"Affair of the Heart" text by Julia Reed.
Elle Decor (September 2012).
"In the front parlor of Julia Reed and John Pearce's home in New Orleans, a nineteenth-century lacquer cocktail table is flanked by a pair of English Regency faux-bamboo benches upholstered in a Claremont fabric, the Italian-marble mantel is original to the house, and the gilt mirror and painted chairs are antique. The chandelier is from New Orleans Auction Galleries, the side table belonged to Reed's great-grandmother, and the walls are painted in Farrow and Ball's Sutcliffe Green."
Home of writer Julia Reed and her husband in New Orleans's Garden District.
Photography by William Waldron.
Styled by Martin Bourne.
"Affair of the Heart" text by Julia Reed.
Elle Decor (September 2012).
The "mirror-doored secretary in the living room is an antique."
Gloria Kirschner's English Tudor style home in the Hamptons.
Interior design by Jack Fhillips, Jack Fhillips Design.
Photography by Robert Brantley.
"You've Never Seen a 'Beach House' Like This" written by Krissa Rossbund.
"Old family silver serving pieces mix comfortably with a silver Edwardian punch bowl."
Wedgewood plates with green pattern ("Ivy").
Gloria Kirschner's English Tudor style home in the Hamptons.
Interior design by Jack Fhillips, Jack Fhillips Design.
Photography by Robert Brantley.
"You've Never Seen a 'Beach House' Like This" written by Krissa Rossbund.
"A 19th-century slant-top desk displays family photographs and a sketch of Eberstadt by artist William Rayner; the chair is 18th-century French."
Frederick Eberstadt's apartment in Manhattan's Sutton Place.
Renovation by Pietro Cicognani of Cicognani Kalla Architect.
Interior decoration by John Yunis.
Photography by Scott Frances.
Text by Fernanda Eberstadt.
"Cabinet of Curiosities" produced by Howard Christian and Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (August 2012).
"In the master bedroom, artworks range from a Boldini etching to Duane Michals photographs; the Louis XVI bergere is from Chateau de Groussay."
Fifth Avenue apartment of perfumer Frederic Malle and his family.
Photography by Thomas Loof.
Text by Mitchell Owens.
Styled by Michael Reynolds.
Architectural Digest (May 2011).
"In the family room, an X-base table by Waldo's Designs joins a set of armchairs by the firm, clad in a Nancy Corzine linen, while emerald-green leather tub chairs and a vintage William Haines cocktail table are positioned on a hemp carpet by Mansour Modern. Vaughan lanterns ornament the terrace that leads to the lawn; the landscape design is by Rios Clementi Hale Studios."
Home of Ben Soleimani, head of Mansour Rug.
Interior decoration by Waldo Fernandez.
Photography by Roger Davies.
Text by Finn-Olaf Jones.
"Ben Soleimani's Refined Beverly Hills Home" produced by Robert Rufino.
Architectural Digest (November 2012).
"Originally built in 1910, this former Russian consulate is now an elegant San Francisco family residence. Stephen Shubel worked closely with the architect and client to breathe new life into the Neoclassical Revival beauty. The home includes seven bedrooms, eleven bathrooms, three dining rooms, a wine cellar, media room, full size indoor basketball court, and a top floor penthouse suite."
Interior design by Stephen Shubel.
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