When Alexandra and Michael Misczynski first crossed paths, she was working for interiors legend Michael Smith, and he had just ventured out West after formative years with Rose Tarlow and Richard Meier in New York. The two hit it off both personally

Interior design can feel like an individual sport, but The Archers proves it’s often best when undertaken as a team effort. The collaborative studio-led by creative director Richard Petit and his cofounder StephenHunt mines the diverse talents of architects, artists, designers, and

Steven Gambrel’s mission is simple: “Create an environment that feels synonymous with the architectural vernacular and the spirit of the client’s lifestyle,” he has said. In short, his interiors pull from tradition but are also infused with plenty of personalities. Since founding

When Ari S. Heckman, Jonathan Minkoff, and Will Cooper, of ASH NYC, turned a landmarked Providence, Rhode Island, strip club and brothel into a stylish hotel called The Dean, they not only got the design world’s attention, they established a model that

“We don’t ever use patterns, wallpapers, or fabrics; it’s just all about texture” Reinaldo Leandro once remarked. That’s just one of the many guiding principles that have gone into defining his and his partner, Ariel Ashe’s style since their New York City

As Rayman Boozer tells, he’s all about “putting positive vibes out in the world.” From 1994 to2008, the Indiana-born interior designer did so from his beloved New York City store, Apartment48, where he layered home goods into an imaginary residence long before

Amy Lau honed her sophisticated aesthetic as a specialist in mid-century and contemporary furniture-first as design director for Manhattan’s Lin-Weinberg Gallery, later as cofounder of the celebrated Design Miami fair. For the past 20 years, she’s lent her well-trained eye and keen