Interior designer Annie Brahler transformed an existing designer kitchen into an unfit kitchen, adding such quirky elements as a Spanish fish-cleaning sink, handmade butcher-block countertops, and stand-alone shelves that look like they’ve always been in the house.
A daring slab of Calacatta Vagli marble with green veining inspired the look of this kitchen addition that feature’s reclaimed Spanish Revival pendants and wood drawers juxtaposed with custom glass cupboards. Joni Spear Interior Design
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Spa and resort style spaces inspire the look of this primary bathroom with its sleek, minimalist design, terrazzo tile floors, and natural walnut on the floating vanity. “Kit Kat” tile adds a texture to the backdrop. Rebekah Moore Murphy, Stone Hall Cabinetry + Randy Renner, Period Restoration
This building is located in the Delmar Maker District, in a neighborhood of kindred spirits, including MADE, Third Degree Glass Factory, and Craft Alliance. The headquarters of architecture and fabrication firm Mademan Design, owners Nick Adams and Patrick Knobloch saw potential in the building before deciding to acquire it. Mademan Design & Workshop
It’s impossible to miss the early-’70s pit-style sofa in the middle of the room. The original yellow fabric is like new, says homeowner Dawn Sturmon—“no stains, no tears.” She remembers the moment she spotted the Adrian Pearsall piece on MoModerne’s Instagram feed. She frantically texted Wimsatt to ask whether the measurements would suit the space. “Yellow is such a lovely, happy color, and that sumptuous curve—I snatched it up months before we even started construction,” says Dawn.
Dramatic blue, gray and gold mosaic fan tile dominates the design of this glamorous bath. A double vanity separated by shallow tower storage maximizes space. Gold and brass tones are used for all plumbing, hardware, and lighting. Christine Paul, Glen Alspaugh Kitchen & Bath
With its hand painted de Gournay wallpaper and mix of rich wood tones, this dining room design reflects the homeowners’ elegant taste. C&M Interiors + Victoria Pantanella Design
The flower farm dates back to at least 1870. Co-owners and fellow farmers Karen “Mimo” Davis and Miranda Duschack have made use of every inch of the 1-acre property, including the restored florist shop storefront and one of the glass greenhouses—no easy feat. “This is a dinosaur,” Davis says. Urban Buds
The Renaissance revival-style building is now owned by the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, which has committed to preserving it and the adjacent garden, transforming the site into an open-air pavilion for art and community.
Inside this eclectically appointed residence, rooms are replete with fine artwork displayed alongside art made by the couple’s children. A palette of gold, pink, and soft green serves as a backdrop to a lively atmosphere that conjures a free-spirited European flair. Decidedly fuss-free, the rooms are arranged with vintage and antique finds.
