Showing posts with label TRADHOME. Show all posts
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Saturday, June 11, 2011

NICKI CLENDENING AND CALLIE JENSCHKE ~ DESIGN IN CHELSEA

Owners of Scout Design, Nicki Clenening and Callie Jenschke, designed the Manhattan apartment of Sara Naghedi, owner of Duex Lux. The Scout Design team started with a neutral palette, adding color and accent pieces for pop.

Nicki and Callie involve their clients in the design process, assuring beautiful results. This stunning apartment is the end product of this client - designer team. ENJOY!

Thursday, June 9, 2011

JAYNE AND JOAN MICHAELS ~ 2MICHAELS IN NEW YORK

Mexican art and family heirlooms create a soothing yet colorful palette in this beautiful suburban home. The twin sister interior designers own an interior design business, 2Michaels, in New York City.

The duo purchased fabrics, furnishing and accessories to mix with the client's already large collection of art.  ENJOY!

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

JAMIE HERZLINGER ~ DESIGN IN ARIZONA

Growing up around many design influences, Jamie Herzlinger was interrested in design at an early age. Herzlinger has come a long way from her barbie clothes creations at age five to her thriving business, Jamie Herzlinger Interior, in Arizona.

Herzlinger loves modern interiors with a touch of glamour in the sixties. This black and white palette serves as a backdrop for the rest of the home. ENJOY!

Saturday, June 4, 2011

TILTON FENWICK ~ INTERIOR DESIGN WOODSTOCK

Interior desighners Suysel dePedro Cunningham and Anne Maxwell Foster met in college and have been great friends since. In 2010 the duo opened a design business, Tilton Fenwick.

When Cunningham bought this farmhouse in Woodstock, New York, the team renovated the farmhouse, starting from scratch. What resulted is this beautiful home. ENJOY!

Friday, June 3, 2011

NINA FREUDENBERGER ~ DESIGN IN MANHATTAN

Nina Freudenberger owns Haus Interior, a full service interior design business. While working on this Manhattan apartment, Freudenberger separated large living spaces into zones.  Using wallpaper, paint, and furniture groupings, the designer made each room feel unique.  ENJOY!